77 out of 10GreatSchools

Northern Guilford High School

Greensboro, NC
  • Public
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  • Grades 9-12
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  • Enrollment: 1365

Overview

Northern Guilford High School
7101 Spencer-Dixon Road
Greensboro, NC 27455
(336) 643-8449
Northern Guilford High School is located in Greensboro, NC and serves grades 9-12.It received a GreatSchool rating of 7 out of 10
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Student Diversity

Race

Percentage

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0%
Native American
0%
Asian
2%
Two or more races
4%
Hispanic
7%
Black
17%
White
70%

Reviews7 Reviews

4.0
parent
Very pleased with the administration and staff of this school. Students are pushed to excel and the principal, Mr. Laine has a very good relationship with the students and parents. I am very pleased that we chose this school.
parent
My child loves this school. Im glad I put her in here. Im glad that there are rules in place. Because at the schools that dont have this rules there's chaos. Kids theses days need more rules in place and not so much freedom to do whatever. High school is the first step to becoming an adult. So keep up the good work Northern Guilford High.
parent
My daughter is graduating this year. SHe is very good student both academically and behaviorally. She has done OK at Northern. However my son struggles academically because of a learning disability. He is also interested in baseball. Do not expect your child to succeed at Northern if they have a learning disability, if you cannot attend every fund raiser for the athletics and if you can not coach a high school sport in the area. The only students chosen for sports are those that have a very involved parent regardless of ability. It is totally "daddy" sports at Northern. We have proof that our son has better stats than several students accepted on the baseball team and he was cut. Very disappointed in the school. Favoritism in every accept of the school.
parent
Yes, NGHS is a newer school that is aesthetically appealing, but it feels like a prison. The students and teachers are stressed out and unhappy, to a great extent. The principal is known more as a warden than a principal. Instead of having a fun, healthy experience at this school, my child comes home virtually every day complaining about how miserable she and her friends are. There's virtually no school spirit (except for football) because the students are extremely restrictive and the kids can hardly breathe without getting in trouble. Yes, my child is a 4.0 student and making the grade, but has begged me over and over to not allow his/her siblings attend this school. And he/she is not alone. It saddens me that the kids are miserable. Do they get a decent education and are they safe? Yes. Yet they should be living their glory years without feeling so stressed out and miserable. My child cannot get out of NGHS fast enough and that breaks my heart. I wish she could make a transfer for her last year. It is possible to keep this school safe and for the students to have a fun experience. My child's high school experience is very different than that of mine and my wife's.
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