John P. Stevens High School, Edison | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

John P. Stevens High School is a High school in Edison with a 3.8 rating.

About John P. Stevens High School

John P. Stevens High School ( High school ) is located at 855 Grove Ave, Edison, NJ 08820, United States. It is categorised as : Public high school in New Jersey..
Other categories: High school

Ratings & Ranking

John P. Stevens High School has a rating of 3.8 and is ranked number 8697 in the US.

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3.8/5

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Address & Location

John P. Stevens High School is located at 855 Grove Ave, Edison, NJ 08820, United States.

Schools Fees

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Parents & Students Reviews:

John P. Stevens High School has 34 reviews with an overall rating of 3.8. Some reviews have been edited for clarity.

Overall Rating : 3.8 out of 5.0 stars
Problems:
– Overcrowded
– Horrible guidance counselors
– The placement criteria make no sense(level 2 –> Eng-Honors 4 is possible with an A, but Accelerated to Eng-H 2 is not possible with an A-; you can’t accelerate your math level, if you get one B- or maybe even a B, you might never see math honors; To move up in History or Science, you need a certain math/english requirement)
– Hypocritical as hell(Stay hydrated! –> No water bottles allowed(All the fountains don’t even work))
– Retarded rules(no large bags in the hallway because you could have a bomb and blow yourself up)
– This might be controversial, but it has a hardcore liberal bias in the sense that conservative = wrong(I’m not even conservative, I’m apolitical, but demonizing acceptable ideas shouldn’t be a thing in school)
– Scumbag supervisors for some subjects(some of them, like the history dude are(is) cool, but others are not worthy of being mentioned except in the lesser key of Solomon)
– Horrible people exist in this school(Class of 2018, arguably the class of 2021)
– We burn in the summer
– We need to sign out AND get a pass to use the bathroom during lunch, when I was in Woodrow, I could just sign my name and leave. Keep in mind, each lunch period has around 600 kids.
– The floor is weird sometimes(built on a swamp)
– A fake positive attitude is heard every morning in the speakers, but really there isn’t anything there
– There is NO SCHOOL SPIRIT FROM THE TEACHERS, STUDENTS, OR ADMINISTRATORS
– Speaking of admins, some of them are just plain bad
– There isn’t enough space for a lot of classes
– You need an A to move up to Honors from level 1, an A, not an A-
– You need a bunch of requirements to go from level 1 to Honors
– You need a bunch of requirements to go from level 2 to 1
– You have rigged elections(no I am not a Trump supporter, but this is what happened)
– Even with SOOOO many donations and SUPERTAXES, we still don’t have an AC
– ETC.(AND I MEAN ETC.)

Pros:
– It’s just 4 years, then you never have to come back to this literal swamp
– Mr. Smith

I expected better. For every great teacher exists two mediocre teachers to regress to (below) the mean. The only success that derives from this school are the students’ individual motivation. Tose who lacked a drive in the beginning of their high school career (like me) wouldn’t fare with the “influential persuasion” the school attempts to cast upon you at this campus. 2/5– learning elsewhere is better.

Plus, they haven’t fixed the bathrooms in like eight millenia. That’s a downer.

A great school if you listen to teachers and try hard enough

Pros:
– great supportive teachers that even add a touch of humour
– academically competetive
– macbooks!
– wide range of extra-curricular activities (i really love the club)
– water fountains located all over the school

Cons:
– no Air Conditioning
– some teachers can be a little too strict
– not all guidance counselors are supportive
– needs more work on the level system

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