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9235 DANVILLE RD
DANVILLE, AL 35619
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Phone: 256-773-9909
School Information
  • GreatSchools Rating: 8
  • Educational Climate: Average
  • Technology Measure: Low
  • Type: Public
  • Grades: 9th Grade - 12th Grade
  • District: Morgan County School District
  • Students/Teacher: 15
  • Students/Grade: 94.8
  • Number Students: 379
  • Number Teachers: 25
  • Number Classrooms: 30
  • Expense/Pupil: $5,300.00 - 5,599.99
  • Poverty Level: 16 - 29.9 PERCENT
  • Number Computers: 60
  • Number PCs: 060
  • Number Macs: 0
  • Principal: Mr Gilmer Ellis
  • CHARTER SCHOOL
  • GIFTED AND TALENTED PROGRAMS
  • ESL
  • SPECIAL EDUCATION
  • ADVANCED PLACEMENT
  • BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
  • ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS
  • YEAR ROUND CLASSES
  • VOC-TECH
  • ADULT EDUCATION
  • NCLB SCHOOL
  • BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL
  • COALITION OF ESSENTIAL SCHOOLS
  • AYP SCHOOL
  • INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
  • MAGNET SCHOOL
School Ratings & Reviews

School Ratings (19 ratings)
Maximum Rating: 5




    School Reviews (13 Reviews)
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    Parent Review | Rating:
    Posted 2011-04-10
    "We moved to the area from out of state and our son goes to the middle school. I was told Danville was progressive and had made alot of changes to improve their curiculium. If so I hate to think what it was like before! Most of everything here says the school is all about sports, well maybe if you are related to everyone, coaches, teachers, ect. But what I have seen is Lack of coaching and more clicks than a Bic ink pen! And that includes the teachers. My son is good at sports but so far he can't get a break. The coaches yell degrading things at the kids and have their picks, no equality, and if a kid isn't the best well forget the coaches working with them to help them get better, that hasn't happened! This years baseball coach at DMS was a joke! Those poor kids didn't have a chance from the start ! I love living in the area, the people are wonderful, but I am very disappointed in the school."
    Student Review | Rating:
    Posted 2010-12-23
    "I attended Danville elementary, middle, and high school; and I can honestly say the elementary school was the best school. I was very involved in high school - clubs and sports. However, I was not a "golden child" because I didn't conform to the views of the principal and VP. The principal is infuriating. He hates any kind of change to the school (soccer team). If you're a woman and speak to him for more than five minutes, he gives off the feeling he doesn't think highly of them. Almost half of the teachers are coaches, and I have seen more than one of them torment and provoke students. I was fortunate enough never to be on the receiving end of the taunting. However, there are a few really awesome teachers that can help you through college. And you're definitely going to need their help, because you're not going to be prepared for college. It's a rural education, if you want to go to a big college you're definitely going to have to work extremely hard; you're going to be very behind. I graduated this school with great friends and an OK high school experience, but I had to do a lot of extra work outside of DHS including or I would never have gotten where I am today."
    Student Review | Rating:
    Posted 2010-11-24
    "I am a graduate of Danville High and please allow me to discourage you from sending your child here. Never in my life have I heard of teachers tormenting students as much as some of the teachers here. I can actually remember an instance where a coach made a student run around the gym backwards in front of 3/4 of the student population just so he would fall down. It's disgusting. If you play a sport, you are loved by the entire staff. If not, well, you can figure it out. The administration is a joke. If you are part of the group that the principle likes, you can get away with murder. When I started my first year of college I was totally unprepared because Danville is such a joke. Most of the staff graduated from Danville and know they can get away with anything they want. I will definitely not be sending my kids here."
    Student Review | Rating:
    Posted 2010-03-17
    "Okay, in response to some of these reviews: first of all, it's high school. It's not the TEACHER'S job to inform the parent of failing grades but the student's job. I mean they are almost adults so it's their responsibilty to inform their parents of their activity in school. Second of all, Danville does not revolve around football-it's not even our best sport-volleyball and basketball are. Danville's teachers are a mixture-you have those that care and those that don't. The administration is somewat lenient, I'm not going to lie. One thing I wish was different was that the classes had been a little harder, because when I got to college I had no study habits because I never really had to study in high school. School spirit is a non-existance. Overall an alright school. I couldn't have imagined myself going to school anywhere else."
    Student Review | Rating:
    Posted 2009-11-09
    "I am a student at DHS,and I would highly advise you NOT to send you kids to school here.The kids are mostly jocks and all they care about is playing football.That's the only thing this school id centered around is football.And if you don't like football or sports then you are shunned from everybody,and people will make fun of you. We dont have many school clubs,unless you play a sport :P The kids are relentless when the find a new victim to torture.It's really quite awful."
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