Cocoa High School

0/10 When you call the school you get no one helpful, you literally have to walk in to the school to get ANYTHING accomplished. My son went to an alternative school and I agreed to it because they said it would be wiped from his transcript like it never happened, well we moved out of state and his transcripts showed that alternative school. The new school tried contacting Cocoa HS and they got the run around, sent to dead extensions, everyone they talked to said "oh so and so can help you" no return calls EVEN WITH THE VICE PRINCIPAL WHO IS THE ONE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DISIPLINARY ACTIONS. This is by far the WORST SCHOOL and honestly would do best if they had a full administrative overhaul.

I'm a foreign exchange student and i think this school is terrible. I was excited about it because i thought all the "rumors" about it being a bad school were false. Turns out they were right all along. The school has many illeterate students who will not make it to college. I've been told not to think that the American education system is bad because of this school and my experience there. Some teachers teach wring stuff and ESPECIALLY, in the metric system, the school doesn't make any effort in raising its students to its level; in fact, it actually descends to the students' level of learning. They teach stuff that are known in any other school. The school focuses more about appearance than education purposes. Students there CAN'T read, they are junior year and i'm pretty sure that it's not their problem, but the school's. In conclusion, this Cocoa High School is very bad; it's terrible, based on my experience, and if you want your kids to have a bright future, or go to college, don't register them there.

I have heard many negative things about this school, but my daughter has done so well since enrolling in September. She has ADD and struggled at her school in Maryland. She is on honor roll here and has been asked to take advanced classes next year. Her guidance counselor always listens to her if she has concerns and any questions I ever had are answered quickly.

I love the campus, the fact that middle and high school has different buildings, the staff seems caring and I love how Dean Halbeur handles bullying. Go Tigers!