Richmond Hill High School

This is a very misunderstood school. The Principal is Young and very ambitious for the future of the students and this school, the teachers and staff are very professional, well Educated and also caring. The problem here isnt really the school is us the parents not being involved enough with the P.T.A, our children are the Future for this country and we are fortunate to have these schools and Teachers that still care about the students .Our Government has to listen to us, that this is why we vote for them so they can help the future of these schools and their future people. a special thank you and much respect To: Mrs. Gilmore Irving D for always listening to our concerns and resolving issues with out hesitation, Mrs. Conway for making sure she gives students extra advise on how to keep up their excellent work, Mr. Antinora wow! super Smart and so much knoledge and he can prepare the kids for a very competive world, Mr. Di Benedetto what an incredible mind with so much to offer our kids who are preparing for college, Mr. Robertson very patient and willing to help the students move to the next level on their learning abilities, Mrs. Camacho absolutely Genuine and extremely professional with such etiquette. .Mrs.Jordan for showing how much she cares for each student and how she believes that each kid is individually capable of doing their best each time. I won’t leave Mrs. Shabana!!! thank you For making sure that the students learn and understand the importance on culture and respect for one another. This school is a Great school and it has more potential than people will see… Never Judge the Book By its cover But by its simplicity in the story.
GREAT job Mr. Neil Ganesh!!! Always I am a Extremely proud parent or a wonderful child that knows the importance of Education no matter the circumstances surrounding her.

The teachers are GREAT, but the students and the environment change everything and make this school HELL.
Would never recommend.

Richmond Hill High School is an OKAY school. Like most students attending, RHHS wasn’t my first choice while selecting high schools during middle school. But somehow I ended up there and it’s not «horrible» but it sure isnt the best school in Queens. Last school year (2013), the freshmen utilized an annex located seperatwly from the building, allowing classes to be held in the trailers (outside classrooms). This was very beneficial to the students as there was more room. But this school year (2014) the freshmen are back and the trailers are completely vacant. So now there are 4,000 students squeezed into one tiny, unsanitary building. There are only two bathrooms which only have three stalls each and are completely disgusting and for sure against any state Health and sanitation codes. Mildew and bacteria is growing ALL over the sinks and floor. The building also doesn’t have air conditioning which can be a distraction to learning in the hotter months like May and June. I would not recommend this school to anyone unless your other option in John Adams High School, another low-​graduation-​rate high school in the area.