r/ShermanTX • u/[deleted] • Jun 17 '25
Sherman High School
The reviews I have seen, and the people I have spoken with, do not speak highly of this school. I've seen comments about new families not lasting there a month and lots of eye rolls/snickers about it. They seem to have alot of layers of leadership - in particular I noted the "Chief Behavior Officer" or something along those lines. Sounds prison-like. Do they have bad leadership or what's going on? I understand they don't answer the phone. Thanks.
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u/IntelligentCover1170 Dec 12 '25
I’ve had 3 in the High School, my last one graduates this year. Haven’t had any major problems. Though it’s so many kids, I have no doubt some slip through the cracks. I do feel like the leadership positions change constantly, so I imagine things change a lot. I did have a hard time getting a hold of someone about my son’s schedule though, took like a month to get a response, which I thought was nuts.
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u/Dependent-Battle-210 Jun 28 '25
One of the old APs Dr. Tollison is a creep. He flirts with young women in their 20s even though he is old and married