Central is, and always will be, one of the best things that I've ever been part of in my entire…read morelife. For thee, oh dear old high. And for the rest of you... DEUCES! 262 for life, son!

First of all, lol @ this actually being here. 2nd of all.... this really is the best public High…read moreSchool in Philadelphia. I think that's all that needs to be said. No school can compare, there is such an eclectic set of everything in this school. I think I grew the most during my time there compared to most other points in my life as a collective. 266!

I went to Accel for several years growing up and Mr. Pak is the most caring educator. My SAT math…read morescores improved drastically to 720.

To the parents: Accel Academy taught me to appreciate critical thinking in math, reading, and…read morewriting. I went from a 1350 to a 1530 on the new SAT and my writing skills were immensely improved. The teachers are truly concerned about how well you understand the material. My math teachers made meticulous algebra extremely enjoyable. I would recommend this enrichment program to anyone of all ages! To the students: Hey ya'll! Accel Academy may look like a lot of work, but it doesn't feel like work when you truly enjoy the subject! For one, it's not just busy work, so you will see an improvement in your math/english/critical thinking. Also...if you are at the Cheltenham campus and they are ordering from the fast food restaurant, ORDER THE PIZZA FRIES.

This school is one of the finer schools I've been. There are some specific teachers that I do hate…read moreand I do like. I am not going to mention which one, but let's say she's a sleepy one. The school's clean I suppose. The classes are also clean. The teacher is well organized besides one of the history teachers. You see Palumbo is a journey that I will never forget about and I truly love this school for what they are and what they do. Nothing less than success!

Unfortunately they only care about your money not your success. Jefferson prioritizes revenue over…read moreeducation, with high tuition and poor career prospects.

At commencement today started late (aren't these people educators and supposed to be intelligent)…read more Total shit show dis organized. I am not surprised based on my experience with their facially not pleasant. Over priced education that did not deliver on my daughters or my expectations

I am an Associate degree graduate of CCC (another branch), but used to recruit at this campus…read more CCC has top notch professors and university equivalent courses, but at very reasonable tuition rates. All but 3 of my credits transferred to the college that I attended for my Bachelor's degree! Staff was helpful, friendly, and efficient. The campus is very nice, and seemingly safe, but super congested.

I am impressed with the ease of registration and the classes here. At first, I was skeptical and a…read morelittle opinionated about it being a community college. But quickly had a change of heart and opinion once I enrolled in class and found the professors knowledgeable and just a competent as more prestigious colleges/universities. Although I am just taking prerequisites here, I am very satisfied so far and am enjoying new friendships I am making after going back to school. It's even more enjoyable now than in previous years.

I used to attend this school. Meh... a lot of the teachers played favorites, the cafeteria faculty…read morewere nightmares (we'd all get in trouble over something ONE person did), most of the kids' parents are horrible people, and if you were labeled "weird" by the teachers, you were treated extremely differently by most teachers. My experience at this school was quite awful.

As a teacher who has travelled and lived in 5 continents, I have some perspective. This school,…read morefrom the ladies in the office, to the aides and most certainly the principal ...TREMENDOUS. When my niece relocated to another school I literally wanted to ...cry. Yes, most of my high school literature students think I am incapable of warm emotion but this school reminds me why I became a teacher in the first place. This school is the elementary version of SUPERMAN because EVERYONE "gets it" and does their part. Bravo!

I've been going here for a few months now and this school is horrible, the teachers can't teach,…read morethe kids are disrespectful and spend half the class arguing with teachers, overall it's just not a good school don't send your kid here.

it's a good school overall they lunch good principal ok except for some man name ap Wyatt's he…read moretalks about the kids in a bad way n is crazy

I attended Triton Regional MANY moons ago - Highland's rival. Back then Highland was known as the…read more"rough house" of the two high schools for sure. Over the years, Triton has gone downhill (bad scandal about 8 years ago involving perverted teachers and a VP who covered it up!) . . . ) and Highland has gotten a better reputation. However, fights have been breaking out lately, and of course it concerns me. The Principal is corny, but SEEMS to be on top of the student body and genuinely care. Harsh penalties for shady (and worse!) students are now in full force and effect - GOOD! She has very good communication. I pulled my son out of an elective class because the teacher (a male) was a real a$$hat and was verbally abusing my son, as well as other students. I told the VP, and he cajoled me. Let's just get my kids their diplomas and move on. Nothing stellar about this h.s. I do appreciate the police presence and top notch security system though. As with any school, it's what you put into it. Go Tartans!

Highland Regional High School (also known as HRHS) has been one of the schools that has been…read moresignificant to my success and continued success. I was grateful to be among distinguished alumni who have gone on to pursue excellent careers in their respective fields. I wasn't a very well known student here but I am glad that I had the experiences that I had here that would later cement my future. I had the utmost honor of being friends with some phenomenal women (some whom have passed on) that still continue to support me today. I truly believe that being in honors classes, AP classes and a myriad of sports (namely tennis, softball and a brief stint in cross country) will forever impact the course of my life journey. May Marquita Cabrera and Sarai Campbell forever rest in power.