Since EWUFSD/Wheatley are in major damage control, here's a letter from the acting principle of IU…read moreWillets Road Middle School, The letter merely states that 8 students, 1 being myself that were physically assaulted by an employee- Yelp, does this prove my attendance at the school or will you keep deleting my posts under 'you don't appear to have been a client of the business bs....' Do it again, I dare ya lol

This is right off of their website:…read more "The Wheatley School is an exceptional school enrolling approximately 780 students in grades 8-12. Wheatley's student body is predominantly college bound, and the school prepares students well to meet the challenges they will face when they graduate." Having sent my son through this fantastic district after going to the Wheatley school myself, I must say that The East Williston School District has been a wonderful place to live and bring up my child who is now involved in an educational vocation well.

Went here and graduated a few years ago. My teachers made it worthwhile. Budget cuts really…read moreinfringed on the classes, such a shame.

Great school ! My 3 son's attend and all are thriving. We have an amazing principal. Our teachers…read moreare excellent . Great close knit school families with a lot of fun school events.

The principal really tries, but the school culture here is just really not a great fit for a lot of…read morekids

Great school! Great community! Great team of educators, administration and district leadership.read more

Thug school, you go there people will steal your stuff, master lock doesn't help there's litetally…read morevideos online proving how ineffective they are. Lots of teachers that straight up suck, i've experienced 2 science classes where we learn something once a week and get worksheets the other da

Graduated from here a few years ago and I can safely say this place is amazing. The teachers are…read moregifted and caring and honestly motivate and prepare you for college and "real life" a ton of class options including honors and AP and ton of unique electives (i took journalism for two years straight along with digital publishing). A ton of programs here including dance, law, and math and science. A ton of elective and unique offering that include yoga, fencing, fashion design, sports law, astronomy and forensics (TO NAME A FEW!) This is definitely the place to find yourself and hone in on your interests in preparation for college. College is PUSHED here from freshman year and teachers and guidance counselors actually help and prepare you in every aspect. This place has an overall great morale and school spirit- sports are really big here as well. Overall, I had a great "traditional high school experience"- in conclusion big schools work, I would not have had the same experiences or opportunities if I went to some school thats 1 floor with 100 other kids. 'Dozo has a modern building with huge outdoor athletic fields (gym is often held outside), 2 gyms, a dance studio and SmartBoards in the classrooms. I am currently a Macauly Honors student at a CUNY and am on the track to grad school- this school works it's the best in the area.

This school is better than they are known to be. I think they have a bad rap. I have had good…read moreexperiences with administrative staff as well as teachers.

This school is nice! The teachers are encouraging with bright views on the students future and I'm…read moreproud. I heard that 80% graduated on time and higher in 20 percent than the citywide average. This is one of the high performing schools.

This school has really deteriorated over the years. Couples move to this area thinking that the…read morepublic schools are so exceptional; however, they quickly realize that the school system here is a mess. Many parents who have children who excel decide to transfer their children to private schools such as Kellenberg, Sacred Heart, Chaminade and Mary Louis Academy. The teachers do little to nothing to challenge the more advanced students, thereby encouraging the parents of the high-performing students to transfer them elsewhere. I was in this school recently and the hallways smelled of marijuana.

As I am a bit past the expiration date to attend high school, i am reviewing FPMHS solely on my…read moreexperiences as a visitor and guest.. First, the school grounds are very well kept. Clean common areas, well lit parking lots and walkways. The football/soccer field is neatly trimmed with a recently replaced rubberized track circumnavigating the field. The baseball field is above average for that of a public school. The hallways and gymnasium, albeit tidy, are a bit outdated. The staff, however, is polite, helpful and very friendly. Definitely a school I would have enjoyed being matriculated at.