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Valparaiso High School is a school, located at 2727 N Campbell St, Valparaiso, IN 46385, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 219-531-3070, visit their website www.valpo.k12.in.us for more detailed information.

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2727 N Campbell St, Valparaiso, IN 46385, USA
Added by Jopie, at 15 October 2016

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11 Reviews

  • Matt Nondorf
    16 November 2017

    Prepared me very well for college. Can't wait for the remodel to be done and for my kids to go to the same school as their parents. Competitive statewide in most of the extracurriculars.

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  • John Mishorich
    14 October 2017

    Great Place to watch a football game! They bring it all ateven fireworks!

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  • Finn Egolf
    20 September 2017

    Honestly, I wish I could rate a 0. I attend classes here every day, and I get bullied constantly. There are no signs saying where construction is and if you should find a way around it,, so you always run a risk of getting harmed. Practically the entire school is a "hard hat zone" but we can't even wear our hoods up. The school is biased towards white, rich, popular girls who are the definition of "Jersey Shore" with fake blonde hair, bad fake tans, and who are so scrawny you would think they were very ill. There is absolutely no tolerance for open LGBTQ+ people (minus one club that most of us are too afraid to say that we attend.) A Hispanic student gets called out regularly in US History. I have seen teachers participate in bullying, I was forced into classes I didn't even need or want. The school is full of chemicals and general hazards, and everything everywhere smells disgusting. Parents, from a student to you, do NOT send your child to VHS.

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  • Cornelius Smith
    10 August 2017

    This has got to be the worst learning environment ever. I can't even begin to describe how awful this situation is. The school is dusty from construction and the amount of chemicals in the air makes it hard to breathe. I swear to God I come home every day with a gosh diddly darn headache from all the toxic fumes in the air and I can't wait to develop lung cancer. THERE IS ASBESTOS IN THIS BUILDING IN WHICH I SPEND MOST OF MY DAY, FIVE DAYS A WEEK IN, HELLO MESOTHELIOMA. I hate to see what chemicals end up in the cafeteria food, lord help us. The water fountains are toxic and I'm scared to image what I might be drinking. The building smells like smoke every single day. Depending on what hallway you're in it might feel like a sauna or Antarctica because we have no working air conditioning or heating system. We literally do not even have ceiling tiles yet. The power goes out during class, the sound of construction is never ending (yes, even during super important tests), there's so many construction areas to avoid, pipes and light panels fall from the ceiling, there is absolutely no way to feel comfortable, and I'm 100% positive none of this can be safe. So thank you VHS, for making my high school career so memorable.

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  • Lil Boi
    25 May 2017

    Wow, Valparaiso High School has such a "great" learning environment. Everyday is a surprise to whether I'm going have a heat stroke from their lack of an a/c or literally freeze to death due to them also not having any sort of heating. In each hallway, you can enjoy a different odor. For example, the main hallway smells like regurgitated chicken nuggets. Appetizing! On the subject of chicken nuggets, the cafeteria always has food that tastes and smells like it's a month old. Another thing is, you will always get to enjoy the unsettling feeling that you might die due to worrying about getting crushed by lights or pipes that stick out from the ceiling due to the lack of ceiling tiles. Last, but not least, you don't have to worry about things getting too quiet due to the loud, monotonous sound of construction that never stops. (:

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  • Carson Brooks
    25 May 2017

    This school has so many flaws. The wifi never works, the construction provides the worst learning experience you could possibly imagine, and the teachers are fired or quit randomly through the year. The air conditioning system is horrid. It's either way too cold or way too hot. Sometimes it's freezing in one hallway and an inferno in the next. The teachers don't take time to teach the material. The 16-17 school year for me was a major L, thanks to VHS.

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  • Brianna Johnson
    12 May 2017

    My favorite place to be was always Zoology with Mrs. Bernardi she is an AMAZING teacher and does an awesome job making the class not feel like a class and still teaching all of the necessary information. If you want a science teacher I HIGHLY RECOMMEND BECAUSE OMG 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

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  • Sara Swinehart
    20 March 2017

    Better than most school systems in the area.

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  • Brandon Garcia
    15 March 2017

    My time at Valparaiso High School could be described as one giant L, we lack several things which include: Ceiling Panels, a working air conditioning/heating system and WIFI. That purposes a problem when the teachers make all of there lessons with the use of Wireless Internet.

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  • Robert Long
    08 February 2017

    Worst year of school in my education. Would be a 0 if possible. I attended here my freshman year and moved away, and I am glad I did! The lunches were disgusting, packaged food was the only decent thing to eat at school and a lot of my peers were pretty cliquey and rude. I am just glad I'm not listening to all the construction during class.

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  • Princess Anjorin
    22 October 2016

    sadly, vhs FAILED to start construction over the summer(LIKE IT WAS SUPPOSE TO) and started when school resumed, I think we should take the L on this one. Thanks for making 2,105 students inhale PUTRID air and dust.

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