Cupertino High School

Graduated in mid-2000’s. Did not improve my job prospects, social skills, or future. I was in the «low track» from the very beginning. I guess that’s what you get when your parents divorce, your mom abused you, and teachers hated you. All I wanted was someone to care. No one cares. They’re all «just doing their job». Except the school therapist at the time. He actually tried to help me, but even he could only do so much.
Living in Cupertino and going to this school doesn’t mean a thing if you come from a broken home. Remember kids, all of this will not mean a thing in ten years. Forget about prom, cheer squad, teachers, homework etc. None of that will make your life better. Think about who you are and who you want to be when you’re 30. That will make a bigger difference in your life than any teacher can. You might not like what you see, but change it now, and you won’t end up like me…

This review is directed to one wrestling coach, Cupertino has had some of the best coaches in California, I want to explain to one coach that there is a lot more to wrestling than winning. Wrestling is about losing and how to handle losing, because in life we will all experience our share at losing. I’ts how we learn from losing, Losing is were we develop character! This one coach has lost all perspective to the point that I would not allow my son or daughter wrestle under his flag, even he or she got the all american title. I’ll not mention your name in hopes you will realize your error. You have inherited a place in life to help kids without a Dad or Mom, You can teach the kids to be champions in life and not just the wrestling mats. My son used to loose a lot in his freshman year He at this moment is second in state Greco style 132 lbs. You will be respected but you must earn it.

Aah yes good ol Cupertino high thanks for all the love. Sorry I did not rate you earlier but I must say you are the best. Smaller than most schools in Cali and Texas but you still make me happy up to today because I am Houston Famous thanks to you guys. I love this school it has a high API which makes it a better place to learn. Even funnier I don’t get how all of a sudden when this school is a open campus people just walk away to eat lunch. I really like how this place feels like being in a secondary school in Singapore but without all the BS rules that you see in Asian high schools. Yes the courses are challenging but I would most certainly still bite the bullet back then. The clubs at this school were so much better than at PHS back when I went here. There were no cliques here too just union and love. In comparison to Sugarland schools this place is still better. It is really spirited too. Being lazy is not an option here because most of the college acceptance rates are to CSUs and UCs. Even if you went here and go to CC you will get into a university in 2 years instead of 3
Drawbacks: before the school was about to go into remodeling and now it is fully done to reveal the importance of 95 014 education. That is a reference to the show 90 210. For people who went here freshman year only be careful because you may not be here permanently or get a duel HS diploma. Diversity can be a problem for some. It does feel like going to SF or AMK Secondary one way or the other.
If you or your kids went here and you want future generations to do so as well «Always strive for the best». Being lazy is not an option here because most of the college acceptance rates are to CSUs and UCs.

Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears!
This school is the best school on the planet Earth!
It is better than every school ever!
The student culture is so great, everyone is so friendly and nice to each other and so polite — all the bullies are just great standup guys who aren’t complete fucking douchebags at all!
Not to mention these kids have such great ‘school spirit’ — and how could they not? If they didn’t, they would be ostracized and left to rot in the gutters, where kids spit and litter regularly. After all, a unified society is one where everyone feels like they belong!
It’s so great that the kids are exposed to this child-​friendly version of nationalism because it’s good to indoctrinate kids and teach them to love their own ‘groups’ when they’re adults. That way, they can ostracize people in a variety of ways — whether it’s based on race, nationality, politics, or any other silly label to hate people with! I even recommend starting a new class, held in Room 101 of course, based on teaching school spirit and how this school is better than every other school — a class for kids with negative attitudes who don’t think they should participate during rallies!
The Yearbook and Journalism classes are also very educational! Kids who have aspirations for journalism can now learn what it’s like to write journalism in the real world — they’re taught to censor themselves if there’s anything remotely offensive or critical of the administration, and publish a fluff piece or a fashion article or something completely devoid of any substance! Everything else is immediately censored and edited; if there’s any opinion that might possibly result in a lawsuit or complaint, that opinion is taken out back and shot in the mouth. So kudos to you Journalism for teaching kids what freedom of speech really means!
As for Yearbook: again, much kudos! You do your job well in maintaining a clean, saccharine image of high school for future generations, so when they reminisce, they don’t think «totalitarian society», they think «nostalgic John Hughes film», and realize high school was the moment when their lives peaked. I also want to commend you for resembling the Ministry of Truth as realistically as possible, and for following Journalism’s example of self-​censorship and administrative authority — without you, those students might remember what high school was actually like.
The teachers are actually pretty nice.
Finally, the administration is such an understanding and reasonable group of people, especially when they handled that Nerf gun situation! Boy, was that a dark time in our school’s history! It’s not like that they discovered the first student held a toy gun and, instead of ending it there like reasonable people, called in the other students on the logical basis that they might’ve been carrying real guns, out of some deranged paranoia from a potential lawsuit, and suspended most of them as an example. That would be ridiculous! These people are our nation’s finest administrators, and not at all overly sensitive nerve clusters from a prostate that have somehow gained sentience.
So thank you CHS, for teaching me what it’s like to obey authority and conform to the masses — an educational experience I will NEVER FORGET.

RUDE PEOPLE THAT ATTEND THIS SCHOOL and TEACHING STAFF.
My children told me they absoultley hate this school. The AP’S are horrible and are extremely racist. Some of the teachers are racist but do a very good job hiding it. But, instead dont give you grades as high as the Asian kids.
All my 5 kids have graduated from this school and have gone to UCLA or UC Berkley.
This school is not DIVERSE AT ALL. If you are outside of ASIAN RACE your children will be OUTCASTE. ASIANS look down upon you and one Asian student told my kid this is Asia and get the fuck out. You dont belong here. Your people dont belong here.
Worst school and ATHLETIC TEAMS are horrible and not fun to watch no thrill.

Good school. CHS Newspaer ’02, 2^nd best in the world… behind Lynbrook. :-(
But in all seriousness, this is a really good school in most cases. There are a few bad teachers who manage to hide behind the teacher’s union and avoid their long-​overdue firings/​forced retirements, but most of the teachers are highly motivated.
There are always some rude students and the teachers don’t seem to do anything about them, though, which is why this loses a star.
Back in my day, the «Persian Mafia» (who was not 100% persian nor an actual Mafia) would rig their schedules to get most of their classes together and proceed to interrupt said classes with retarded jokes and inappropriate comments.
I hope that legacy has died out with its terrorist leader, but I imagine that some other asshole took the reins.

its a good school! good teachers, good p.e., It’s just a bit over crowded but otherwise it’s a verry good school!

Cupertino High School
Pioneers!
CHS
DAMN! Seriously? FTR???
Hell Yeah!
Go figure… I was going to see if any of my alums are Unilocalers too. but low and behold that I have never written a review for the place. And apparently neither has anyone else. So here goes a shot at FTRness. How do I sum up 4 years of high school life? Well, technically speaking I spent 3 years there… lets just chalk it up to 3.5 since I did graduate.
From teachers who let me get away with nearly anything, the location which allowed me to head over to the mall, to the parents of students who unwittingly let me into their homes and lives and lastly the students that have been both a curse and a blessing. thank you for having made or not made a lasting impression on me. From all the different types of people that I have met has sped me down my path to self discovery and to person I am today.
Minus one star for letting me graduate (mostly for vastly improving your infrastructure after I graduated and looking all fancy when I pass by)
The world will never be the same…
buhahhahaha
;D