Anyone who did not enjoy or appreciate their experience at red rock is probably not a good or determined student. This school is near the best that it gets... The teachers are very involved and genuinlly care about all the students well being and success. The counselers are very involved in getting students
... Read more prepared and knowledgable about college and we have one in of the highest go-to-college rates of any high school in arizona. This school is not only a great community but a family and it is a wonderful place to grow up. I know, i did. I am currently attending red rock in my junior year but due to economic-related struggles, will be moving to the greater metropolatin phoenix area. I am not excited as no other public school can match the excellence of red rock. Read less
Posted by a student on 05/07/09
This school has everything! Innovative academics (like Humanities), lots of AP choices these days, sports, art, photography, digital media, drama, and new career options (like hotel and restaurant management). The teachers and administrators work really hard for the kids, and the kids seem to appreciate
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Posted by a parent on 06/20/07
Sedona Red Rock High is not a good school.Every one of my siblings and I went there. I did not have a pleasant experience there. The teachers are mediocre at best. For living in such a wealthy community almost no money is donated to extra-curricular/after school programs.
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Posted by a former student on 04/12/07
The school reflects the local demography / social pressures. The faculty are not responsible for the reputation for: Cliques Rude Conduct of some Students at the Sedona Library.
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Posted by a administrator on 09/13/05
Science and Math classes are challenging even for a 4.0 student. The teachers are communicative and available. Sports coaches are knowledgeable, motivating, and fair. Principal and VP are caring, and know the kids. Yes, there are some fights/roughhousing at school, but they deal with it. Overall safe
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Posted by a parent on 02/25/05
I have taught at this school part-time for 4 years and my son attended it for all 4 years of high school. It is a wonderful, excellent school with about 90% of the students going on to college. The school is intimate with a total of less than 500 students. The teachers are all extremely dedicated. Students
... Read more will know how to write when they come out of Red Rock! The students get along extemely well, and there is absolutely no bullying, teasing or fighting. This is a safe school in a beautiful area where one will receive an excellent education. I couldn't recommend it any higher. Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/02/05
SRRHS feels like a private school in terms of quality, committed staff and the presentation of class material being individualized to the student. It is student centered as oppossed to being focused on a disgruntled staff, like so many public schools these days. We love this school.
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Posted by a parent on 08/20/04
Excellent small school environment. Very caring and involved teachers and staff. Constantly improving and finding ways to do so. Beautiful campus and facilities.
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Posted by a on 04/29/03
Russ Snider has added stability in his second year as principal. Staff is improving, and turnover is less. Extracirricular activities are weak as are electives in the arts.
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Posted by a on 04/14/03
SRRHS has been a private school experience in a public setting in many ways. If a student/family wants to excell, it's possible in this setting. Classes are integrated, project-oriented, and taught by skilled, caring teachers. Safety is a priority. Classes are small and students have many opportunities
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Sedona schools — Sedona Red Rock High School is located at 995 Upper Red Rock Loop, Sedona AZ 86336. 995 Upper Red Rock Loop is in the 86336 ZIP code in Sedona, AZ The school district for Sedona Red Rock High School is the Sedona - Oak Creek Joint U School District. Sedona Red Rock High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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