Name: Wachusett Regional High School
Address: 1095, 1401 Main St, Holden, MA 01520, USA, US
Telephone: +1 508-829-6771

Wachusett Regional High School is a school, located at 1095, 1401 Main St, Holden, MA 01520, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 508-829-6771, visit their website www.wrsd.net for more detailed information.

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1095, 1401 Main St, Holden, MA 01520, USA

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Anonymous

08 February 2018

Attended 4 years of high school. Great teachers, counselors and staff. Served me well for years to come. Thank you !
Anonymous

19 October 2017

This school is like Jeb(!), but not a mess. That deserves praise.
Anonymous

06 October 2017

meh. it kinda sucks.
Anonymous

11 August 2017

Very thankful for a high school education. Graduated in 1976. Went on to the Air Force and college. Hard working teachers.
Anonymous

14 June 2017

Only here for the Field Hockey
Anonymous

18 March 2017

It's got a nice track on the hill that we go walks around.
Anonymous

08 December 2016

My Son had a horrible experience at this school. The teachers and the administration all seem pretty burned out. They like to go on and on about how this teacher or that administrator has "decades of experience." If that is the case, why were they all so inept in dealing with a difficult student with authority issues? Could it be that my son was the first student they encountered in 20 or 30 years that didn't like being told what to do? Is having an aversion to authority something unheard of in the teenage population? They treated him like he was totally useless. They ignored the instructions from the MD that were outlined in his IEP. In hindsight, I should have sued them for that. Instead, I took him out of school. He got his GED. Then I "educated" him in the world of reality, using the guidelines laid out by the MD in the IEP. He is now, at the age of 21, a charming, successful, hardworking young man. He studied, on his own, and obtained his licenses to sell health and life insurance. He is the top salesman in a company of adults twice his age. He makes more money than a teacher, drives a BMW that he pays for, and gives $20 bills to homeless men. Nobody tells him what to do.
Anonymous

20 September 2016

Good academics and sports programs, but why do we have to pay extra for activities when our taxes are already so high? I also do not like their driver's ed program.
Anonymous

23 July 2016

Good regional school.