Floresville High School

Posted: August 17, 2026

My daughter loves this school so much we had to switch schools 3 times cause of bullying and she hasn't been bullied yet she's been at FHS for about 3 years now and she loves it

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Posted: June 19, 2024

The principal changes canpuses every 2-3 years. The campuses he leads consistently score well below average.

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Posted: March 26, 2018

They do not prepare the students for higher education. Most students end up having to take remedial courses just to prepare to take the actual college courses.
Advisers do not guide the students, at all.

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Posted: August 18, 2017

School aspects are good but there could be some improvements

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Because they do not make sure everyone is equal

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Posted: April 23, 2015

If you like small minds and small town politics in the school, then this is YOUR school! However, if you want your child to attend a place that is fair and inclusive for every student, even those who are not native to Floresville, then you want to avoid moving here and/or sending your kid here. This is especially true of the athletic programs. They have a student handbook and code of conduct, but act like it is written in pencil and they change the rules based on WHO the student, parent or staff member is. I am very glad that my youngest is almost finished here, I just wish I had known about this school prior to moving into Floresville a few years ago.

Posted: February 23, 2013

This school isn't a bad school by any means. However, budget cuts are beginning to become too much to cope with. Teachers haven't recieved raises in 4 years and any teachers and staff that leave or retire are not replaced. So class sizes have climbed dramatically. These two things are beginning to erode the morale of teachers and staff. The quality of eduaction here will begin to take a hit as things get worse and worse. Pretty unfortunate, because there are great students and great teachers here that deserve the best.

Posted: November 12, 2012

This is both an excellent AND poor school. Some of the teachers do everything they can to help the student, going above and beyond the call of duty. However, with budget cuts, there are a lot of teachers that are too busy worrying about "How will I teach the test? How will I get them through all of this material in time?" Schools, especially FHS, are too focused on test scores. Also, whoever retires/leaves, is NOT replaced. This year (2012), a librarian retired. Now the library is closed often and is inaccessible to students because there is only one librarian who cannot be there all of the time. I personally have had to transfer into regular classes from Pre-AP and AP because the course load was too much. It was understandable, and I could have easily gotten it done- if the teachers had slowed down and taken the time to explain it! But they get a bad review if all of the material isn't covered in time, so students can get neglected. The Theater and English department are very good, and CSCOPE is ruining the school. Oh, and can we PLEASE have some more languages?? Spanish isn't enough. And a choir! Go Tigers and Jaguars!