77 out of 10GreatSchools

John A Dubiski Career High School

Grand Prairie, TX
  • Public
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  • Grades 9-12
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  • Enrollment: 1735

Overview

John A Dubiski Career High School
2990 State Highway 161
Grand Prairie, TX 75052
(972) 343-7800
John A Dubiski Career High School is located in Grand Prairie, TX 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%
Two or more races
1%
Asian
5%
Black
9%
White
9%
Hispanic
76%

Reviews6 Reviews

3.5
parent
My daughter is attending this school and is impossible to change pathway once you you have selected a particular pathway, you stucked with that or change to a different school. This school is so concern about its status quo than the students themselves. I am very disappointed with the school leadership here. At the begin I was told that student may change pathway once finished the 1st year, but this is simply false. Your request for pathway change is automatic denied. I will transfer my child to a different school! E
student
I honestly love going to this school. I have matured a lot coming here and I have learned what I want do when I am older. By coming here I have had the chance to meet important people and able to get my name to important people in my career field. I also love that there is no bullying and everyone can be who they are and have whatever sexual orientation and not be judged #Classof2015
student
I love this school :) I've matured a lot by coming to this school, and the main thing is that there is no bullying and there isn't any cliques. #Class of 2015 !
student
i think the school is and awesome way to know what pathway you want to take in life as far as your career. like me im taking health science and i think its wonderful and most of the teacher are hard, but the only reason for that is to push us hard cause they know we already know some what of what we want to be. i love the school and all but they need to lightin up on the dress code we cant even wear jeans we have to dress in slacks and blouses and collier t-shirts everyday. but sometimes they do give us jean day but you have to pay for it and it has only happen twice out of this whole school year.
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