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One of the few things that I dont miss about the 80s…this place! I served my Jr & Sr year at SGHS when my family moved to the area from AZ. So in retrospect, my opinion reflects an obstinate 16-year-old who had left behind a lifetime of friendships & all the things she considered to be irreplaceable. The adjustment at that age was difficult for me, to say the least.
Compared to my former high school, the curriculum taught at SGHS seemed to be well below average. So, although I was learning, I wasnt being challenged to apply my full potential. The tight-fisted, upper-hand attitude that was shown by the school’s higher-level personnel degraded my sense of respect for their positions. A funny story… I’ll never forget a meeting my parents had with the Assistant Principal. I earned a 5-day suspention for initiating a fist fight with a fellow student. My dad explained to him that I was being bullied the previous day by the girl whom I had punched and was merely defending myself to alleviate any potential problems in the future. Mr. Williamson blatantly displayed his ignorance with a reference to our relocation [from The Wild West] by stating, “…after all, this isn’t Dodge City!” My dad just laughed and said, “We’re from Arizona!” Needless to say, the dumbfounded AP had no response & quickly ended the meeting.
In retrospect, the “NYS School of Excellence” wasnt able to live up to the award, but I was able to graduate with a high enough GPA to earn a scholarship for college.

Physics is great 17/10
Except one time I was running in the halls and slipped on a piece of paper that went rogue from the hall walls. Student senate, pls get ur act together.

Very good school, smaller than others in the area. Lots of ap classes for students on a mission.