West haven high school

As a West Haven High School graduate, I have nothing but fond memories and a whole lot of respect for this establishment. WHHS helped me make many important life decisions. The school's caring staff didn't make up my mind for me, but instead showed me my options and allowed me to make my own path. They taught me to both take advantage of my strengths and to improve on what was considered my weaknesses. With a little bit of effort and careful guidance from the school faculty I was able to excel in all that was expected of me.
In addition, they have totally prepared me for the next step, college. Also, it is worthy to note that they offer many extracurricular activities. Enough to meet any student's needs. What more can I say? Going to West Haven High School was a wonderful experience and I miss my days as a student everyday. Now that I mention it, my high school experience was so pleasant that it motivated me to become a teacher myself.

Teachers are great, school is straight Ghetto, damn shame

Whhs is the one of the best high schools i know i only been there for a month and I already like it there lots of clubs ad activities u can do ur never goin to be bored there I love it
GO BLUE DEVILS

Probably the worst school I've ever gone to. Underperformance, trashy, poorly maintained, ghetto, just awful. I have autism and the teachers don't help me the way they should. They teach us a lot of useless things, especially in algebra. I'm constantly stressed in this school. Bathrooms are terrible. Broken locks on stalls, only a few sinks work, overflowing trash cans, people forget to flush, paper towels everywhere. Cafeteria is bad too. Broken seats, messy tables. Almost every single table, chair, or desk has gum under it! People also spit on the stairs. Many safety hazards in this school including broken seats, objects on the ground, etc. slow hallway traffic, fights (which our school was on the news for) Seriously, save up your money and find a better school.

Is cool Avery sport is better then other high school