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The academic programs are tuned to the average child, meaning that children who are slower to learn are stressed beyond what is acceptable and exceptionally bright children are left learning the same thing for four years. Too much money is spent on the sports center. The band is now extinct, the conductor moving to work in another district and the new one (who was experienced and unable to handle the children) left recently. The art classes are grossly underfunded. They are conducted in nasty boiler rooms better suited for closet space (the only class that this could POSSIBLY be acceptable for is the Ceramics class). Plus, there are only three art teachers for the whole school. Three. That isn't enough to teach an entire school art. Finally, the conduct of many teachers and staff in regards to regulation of the student body is atrocious. When a student is picked on, bullied, or ostracized, they do nothing. When a student informs them of the misconduct of another, they do nothing about the misconduct. When a student needs special help with social situations, the only teachers that bother to help are the Special Aids teachers who are PAID to! (admittedly, there are a few exceptions to this, but it is situation based on that individual teacher's perception of the world, not the students). The teachers and staff have no control over the student body. No discipline. No moral or ethical code solid enough to enforce! The only good thing about Reynoldsburg was its deal with the Eastland-Fairfield Career and Technical Schools. At least they were nice enough to only ruin my first two years of High School! I won't even go back to get my diploma! I'm having it brought to me! Thats how bad Reynoldsburg is!