About Classen SAS High School at Northeast
Classen SAS High School at Northeast ( High school ) is located at 3100 N Kelley Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73111, United States. It is categorised as : Public high school in Oklahoma City..
Other categories: High school, School
Ratings & Ranking
Classen SAS High School at Northeast has a rating of 4.6 and is ranked number 14051 in the US.
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Address & Location
Classen SAS High School at Northeast is located at 3100 N Kelley Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73111, United States.
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Parents & Students Reviews:
Classen SAS High School at Northeast has 20 reviews with an overall rating of 4.6. Some reviews have been edited for clarity.
Overall Rating : 4.6 out of 5.0 stars
Sorry to say so far Classen has not lived up to its reputation….my child just completed the 6th grade and she spent most of the year board….my daughter attended elementary school at Dove k-5 and I found it much more challenging….during the enrollment open house we were told not to be surprised if your (A) student brings home declining grades the first year…..it leads you to believe the classes will be challenging….the real story is the staff is so laid back the students have all the time in the world not to complete assignments and that seems to be OK….I was told by one of my childs teachers “I don’t take off points for late work because it’s my job to grade their work not their behavior”. In my opinion that’s doesn’t help the kids at all….middle school students when given a choice will not pick school work….at this age its not reasonable to expect children to operate this independently….not holding them accountable is what causes the decline in grades…..what’s worse is the parents are kept out of the loop because the assignments are online for the most part and the students communicate directly with the teacher….making it easy for your child to say “I don’t have any homework”…. unless you use the parent portal regularly you will have no idea what your kid is responsible for….my daughter didn’t have a decline but many kids fell to the waste side and I don’t think they mind….it’s definitely not because the work is difficult….more like treating the middle school students like high school students…..I will be returning….. however….I am on the Dove 6-12 school wait list.
I have two kids who have gone to Classen SAS, one loves it and it was not a good fit for the other. It depends on the kid. If your child has not been exposed to high school kids, it is a big shock to be in a 6-12 grade environment. There is a lot more swearing, references to poor behavior, etc. However, Classen is for motivated kids. I believe that is one of the reasons for the teachers laid back attitude a reviewer mentioned. One of the great things about the school is that almost all of the other kids are as motivated to succeed as your child. I would certainly rather my kid stumble with homework and grades in middle school than in college. Plus, there is no other school in Oklahoma City that offers an IB program, which is recognized internationally. We have found inspirational teachers at Classen, (and one man who was in the science department, is misogynistic, and should have left a long time ago). For all the rest, these are professionals who purchase their own supplies, talk to kids as if their opinion matters, and work before or after school with the kids. I believe teachers have to be on a mission. Between the hours they work and the money they are paid, it is charity work. Classen does a whole lot with a very small budget – all the extra money they could get for awards and excellence is spread among all the OKC public schools. Is that right? Is that fair? I don’t know. Seems like they should at least get a larger share. But, that is a fight for another day. For now, here’s to the excellent educators who are helping our children succeed!
most likely the best art school in oklahoma. offers up academic and art programs for lots of different ages. i have never been to a school as excepting and incredible as classen sas. you come as you are and stay as you are and make memories of a lifetime.