I felt completely unheard by the Head staff of administrators . After reporting an incident , I…read moreexpected the situation to be taken seriously. Instead, when I tried to explain what happened, I felt like I was not given a fair chance to tell my side of the story. I understand that schools have to investigate incidents, but students should be allowed to explain themselves fully and feel like their concerns matter. My experience left me feeling frustrated and unsupported. I hope the school works on listening to students and handling reports more fairly in the future.

my son is about to attend this school. And we can already tell we're going to love it; the teachers…read moreseem nice. And the school is very spacious

Visited the auditorium to see a speaker. Nice arrangement with comfy circular benches that did an…read moreexcellent job with acoustics and view (even for a short person). Parking was free but limited so if a big event plan to arrive early. Easy to find right off of 42 and Michigan by the IMA. Watch for free events throughout the year. Overall, an excellently arranged evening with quick check-in, clean campus, and nice venue.

I have been to this high school many times to watch my friend's daughter play varsity basketball…read moreand track during her high school career. It is a small gym with limited seating, but still large enough to accommodate the fans for this small town school. The gym has home bleachers on one side and visitors bleachers on the other. The seats can get hard on your butt after a while, so bringing a cushion might be a good idea, ha. The snack stand is nice and sells basics like chips and nacho cheese, drinks, water, and a few other snacks at average prices for a HS sporting event. The school grounds always seem to be kept nice and neat, and inside the school seems to be clean. The parking lot gets very full very fast during games so arrive early for close parking, or you will have to walk a ways to get inside. The school itself I do not have a lot of experience with, but it has been around a long time and seems to have a good reputation for a small town school. I think the school is ranked above average as far as school ratings systems go.

Best decision I could have ever made going here!!! They breed nothing but the best out this school…read more Highly slept on. Not your fly by night school, they WILL make sure you are ready!!! Love this place!!!! Shout out to Ms. Kathy, Lowell, and Fred! You guys are the best!!!!! Thank you!!! No other school can do what they can do I promise you. Veteran friendly!!!

I'm somewhat of a regular to IUPUI men's basketball games for quite a few years now. This is my…read morefirst time commenting on their very humble facilities for a NCAA Division I school. Their sports are for profit in the over all institution of a non-for-profit school and hospital complex. I just wonder how the heck they expect to turn one in that 1960's era gymnasium. It kind of feels like I'm watching high school all-stars here and you don't actually appreciate sometimes that these guys are big time hoopers, if not hoops stars. They've made some nice upgrades to the seats to make actual, well, seats, replacing the old gymnasium style stands. They still fold up and go against the wall. They don't seem like they were desinged for anyone over average weight. I haven't seen any of them break, but they will bend and groan every once in a while. IUPUI is an intersting team to watch play men's basketball. The frenetic pace of Coach Ron Hunter's constant motion offense, his animated barking and pacing on the sideline, and the barrage of three point shots make this type of team more like Loyala Marymount circa1989, but actually playing defense. (Anyone remember Paul Westhead's defensiveless Denver Nuggets experiement?) The interesting thing about Coach Hunter is he very rarely goes after the officials, but constantly after his players for putting themselves in position to make a referee a factor of the game. He believes that perfect execution is possible and he gets after players for being out of position, not understanding the situation, and taking poor shots. You will quickly get yanked out of a game, and if you're in his doghouse, forget about playing time till next year. I saw a freshman named George Hill who got his first action of the season (as a true freshman) and got pulled in less than two minutes because of what most would call a freshman mistake (a turnover of some sort I can't recall the specifics.) He never got back in that game until the second half. He eventually made it to the NBA. Made a boatload of money. The biggest annoyance, and borderline ripoff, that IUPUI athletics should seriously reconsider, is the fact that you pay for parking in a pretty old and cold garage and walkway. Granted, it is just three dollars this year, but I have paid as much as ten in the past. I thought at the time that that some of the parking attendants might be pocketing some of the money because there was no parking sticker or receipt issued to me until this year, and the attendents are different and in uniform. Anyway, paying for parking is a deterrent for someone to attend a basketball game. I would choose a place to park for free, i.e. the city streets near Hinkle Fieldhouse to watch a game given the admission prices were roughly the same (plus they have an awe inpiring venue.) Also, another deterrent for me is the price of their concessions. The prices are waaay out of line for the quality of their food. Yes the hot dogs are big, but not four dollars big. And $3.50 for a dasani is highway robbery. Here's the real kicker: They sell candy at the concession stand, but the candy in the vending machines around the corner is about half of what they charge. Popcorn is outrageously expensive whether at a theater or ball game, so I don't really flinch at that price. But there is no way that two hot dogs, popcorn, M&M's and Dasani should have set me back $18.50!?!?! So much for father and daughter time on the cheap. Unfortunately, in cold, snowy Indiana, basketball is the only thing we have to keep us sane. So to keep my wits and because of my genuine love of college basketball I will continue to pay through the nose to go to games. But maybe my frequency will be reduced until many of the small and mediocre college's realize that making money at college athletics at the expense of athletes' bodies really is a (socially) poor business model.

Would like to take this as an opportunity to thank that staff at this school for all their efforts…read morein passing out the school lunches. And trying to lift the spirits of the neighborhood.

Geeze Louise, I wish something could be done about this overly obscene amount of traffic letting…read moreout of the lot. It's CRAZY!! And a lot of people are just drivers driving by, but they are in the mix with the cars pulling out of the school. It's absolutely insane, I tell you!! Lol I was sitting at the front waiting to pull out for 20+ minutes, because the traffic is hellacious. Don't get me wrong, we love our Garden City and this doesn't have anything to do with the school per say. It just isn't a great intersection. I hope one day, maybe one day, we can get with the program and take turns! Lol Who am I kidding?

I was at the school recently for an indoor "Winter Winds" band ensemble competition. I realize…read moreit's a little strange to be rating a high school on Yelp, but I simply wanted to point out how impressed I was with the cleanliness of the school. This was obviously not a new school, but you wouldn't know it from the looks of the interior. Every paint job was top-notch, and it seems as though I could have eaten off the gym floor (although I highly advise against it). So, kudos to the maintenance/custodial staff at Decatur Central. I wish my high school back in the 80's looked half this good.

I visited Decatur Central High School with my family for a Bee Keeping Convention. There was lots…read moreof parking, seating and space. It was a great place for 815 people to meet and have a "school" session, as well.

I went to Westwood for my 5th grade year. It was my first time at a new school, with new people,…read moreand I was just trying to adjust. I was forced to talk about my problems that I had at home in front of a group of girls, if I didn't talk about them I would get in trouble and sent to the principals office. Those girls then proceeded to make fun of me for the whole year about my problems and no one did anything. This school was absolutely terrible, the principal Mr.Ennis was the rudest person I have ever met. It wasn't until recently I realized what they made me do and how horrible my experience was. Please do not send your kids here.

has a really nice gay principal that is really involved with his students. Great Guy, very well…read moreliked by all the students.