Research Wallkill Senior High School public Schools in Newburgh, New York

“I can't say I agree with the others who claim this school is so wonderful. The administration tends to turn its back on issues involving difficult students and then appears to blame the hard-woking teachers because they don't know how to discipline students for themselves.”

“An amazing school in both music and sports. Great academics and honors program as well. One of the best schools in this region.”

“I find this school has great programs for the students. The High School Wind Ensemble is a model for all are music programs. Most teachers have high academic standards and the school encourages parent involvment.”

“very good school nice teachers great administration very safe and effective learning experience. is better then most surrounding districts”

“This school is great! and Mr Bernsely is a great principal a little strict but doing great so far!”

“I think that Wallkill Senior High School is a good school that provides wonderful teachings along with many helpful extracurricular activities.”

“This school has been a Bid disappiontment. We moved to ulster county three years ago, and the school doesn't take to outsiders. The children and adminstrators. I would not have made this move if I had known about the school. I meet other parents that have the same story as our family. The state needs to look at the Middle and high school and reassign teachers and administrators, everyone.”

“The teachers are great at Wallkill, sure there are the token few that are apathetic, but there are many more that can inspire and help students achieve their goals. The special Ed teachers are all very patient and work very hard. The Social Studies Department is one of the best around with some of the most active and endearing teachers, and the music program run by Miss becker and formaly Mr. Izzo is (was) one of the best in the state.”

“Not a great school. Could be worse, but could be a lot better. When a student is not achieving, there is little done to address the problem. A great percentage of the teachers seem apathetic in this regard. The principal does not see to have a handle on this issue.”