Talk:Abdul Hamid Sharaf School

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To remain NPOV, a school like this is indeed criticized in Jordan, so a criticisms section must be included. However I believe that an "on their defense ..." part after each criticism is needed to remain NPOV as well. Eshcorp 17:19, 23 August 2006 (UTC) AHSS hires some of the worst, deranged and inexperienced teachers ever, which in turn disrupts the student’s education critically. An example would be the current Chemistry teacher who has been teaching in the school for five years now, regardless of the various complaints and even signed petitions by students. This school had a good reputation in its first years but in the recent years the school has been doing horribly and its administration is corrupt and after your money not your child’s education or well being. The school has no extra curriculum activities for the students nor does it support talents or inspire students to thrive. The staff and administration seem to be talented in putting their students down and discouraging them.[reply]

To the above, I agree. Not too long ago, the Chemistry teacher fought with an 8th grader. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.108.4.139 (talk) 14:58, 13 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]