Cooper City High School

My son graduated from cchs. The experiece was amazing; the teachers are always involved and making sure students needs are met academically no matter what. They go above and beyond to help them.

A super involved and accelerated school where the teachers will go out of their way to help a student succeed.

I went to CCHS and loved it as a kid. However 10 years later my special needs sister is wrapping up her time there and having a terrible time. My sister is a celebrated member of the community and is known all around town. She is a social butterfly and loved by many. My sister has enjoyed 5 of her 6 years there, and I can not tell you what joy that has brought our family. We attend the football games, participate in Best Buddies- we're an involved family! This year has been so different and it has forever changed my peception of Cooper City High School and the priorities of its administration. From safety, to punishments without reason, and even exclusion by her own teachers, we have seen it all this year. Cooper City maybe a wonderful place to live, but if you're considering CCHS I'd remain on high alert at all times. The focus is no longer about propelling students forward, but rather on managing to get through themselves through the day. It is my deepest hope that the administrative team at CCHS decides to hire teachers and leaders who care for their students, and care about the work that they do.

Most of the teachers are great. I had a few teachers that were a pain in the butt but that is life and we have to learn to deal with it. CCHS has less than 600 students, so the school isn't overcrowded what so ever. Go to Flanagan or Western and you'll see what overcrowded is. Flanagan you have to be a Senior before you are on the physical school campus.