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What Students Want to Study
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Biology36 Students
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This School’s Reviews
Niche Reviews
3.3152 Reviews
4.0Senior
9/24/2024
The teachers are very helpful and nice. If you ever need help you can always go during lunch, before school or after school to get help. As long as you talk to teachers they are willing to help and support you.
4.0Sophomore
11/22/2019
My experience at life sciences has been good even though it's had its ups and downs with me it's still the best experience a high schooler could ask for .
2.0Senior
9/4/2019
It has a big facility. A diversity of students and some welcoming teachers. Teachers get along with students. Not many sports the gym and auditorium are together. Some main science subject are gone such as chemistry. Not much about college readiness.few fights break out. There is a good amount of security through out the building. Some students are falling behind. Students may take online classes. Not many clubs in this school
Ls3 is although a small high school but it comes with great opportunities. The school offers AP classes on top of the traditional course subjects such as AP Bio and AP Statistics. The school has great arts programs such as choir,art and band all these classes offers advanced classes where students s...
Ls3 is a school where you will find a variety of cultures. The school consists of friendly faces that are pretty welcoming for high school students. You will make friends with very interesting students from all walks of life. The school is not extremely small, but small enough where you feel like ev...
Trash school, the guidance counselor is horrible, her only concern is to paint the students in bad colors and make every little thing look like a major disruptive event, teachers are lazy and only keep students out of the classroom so they do not have to deal with them, ridiculous uniform policy and...
This school is great. There are a handful of kids who need to get kicked out, but other than the that the school is fine. There are many clubs you can join, teachers give you one-on-one attention. The students are always engaged and over 96% of them attend class each day. This past year 2014, over 9...
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