Research Pullman High School public Schools in Pullman, Washington

“I couldn't be more pleased with the school; the vocational program is excellent, and Tina DaVault runs one of the best FFA chapters in the state. I passed all the WASLs with no problems. The school is very diverse, with WSU in town. The only problem is it's a pretty big school in a pretty big town, which offers a lot of temptation for high school kids.”

“After moving here from out of state, I have been very disappointed. The teachers/staff are so busy telling everyone how exceptional they are here academically that they leave the personal care and concern for the kids behind. The quality of the academics is excellent, it's just too bad they can't care about their students. They do not go out of their way to welcome new people to the community which is a side effect of being a small town.”

“This is a relatively small school in a university town that is smack dab in the middle of miles and miles of wheat and cornfields. Pullman is small enough that teachers are bound to run into their students pretty frequently. Pullman High School has quite a few dedicated teachers, and the school can afford to be very picky about who they hire, as the jobs are in high demand. Not incredibly diverse (it's practically in Idaho), but parents tend to be very involved in their students' education, and the college prep courses are fairly rigorous. The school has limited AP (none?), and doesn't fund enough vocational ed (IMHO). Major strengths-- caring community and teachers Major weaknesses-- middle of nowhere, not enough diversity.”

“This is an academic community- and the quality of teaching and curriculum is outstanding here-- I have four children who were in Pullman schools-- I found out after transferring to another district where we were really disappointed with their standards compared to Pullman.”

“Fun school. Very friendly with high academic standards.”