Dublin Jerome High School

8300 Hyland Croy Rd, Dublin, Ohio 43016, United States

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Micah Abrams

3.7

(3 reviews)
Ask for help if you need it. He is one of the best teachers ever and cares about his students.

Jackie Alfreid

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Bryan Arnold

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Maureen Baker

1.5

(2 reviews)
Study essays outside of class because you will get no helpful feedback

Kristina Barr

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Lisa Bauer

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Randi Beatty

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Colleen Bender

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Ron Bookmyer

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Michael Castiglione

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Shala Chandler

5.0

(1 reviews)
For MWH - I would recommend practicing writing responses to questions, she gives the prompts ahead of time. Generally, if you know what you're going to write, you will do very well. AP Euro - Put effort into the terms and cram info in, you're more likely to remember the unit.

Amelia Combs, 9-12 German

2.0

(1 reviews)
She never teaches. When she does she makes you take a quiz the next day over stuff you can’t remember. Has way to many quizzes. Takes for ever to grade everything

Chuck Crawford

4.0

(1 reviews)
Take constant notes, use your journal.

Wang Dogg

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Ashley Dunlin-Smith

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Chad Ellis

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Abigail Erfurt

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Katie Fadley

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Katherine Fogg

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Dan Foley

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Anne Fuller

5.0

(1 reviews)
Be sure to remember coding principles taught in class and be able to refer back

Bob Gecewich

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Gretchen George

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Tyler Gillum

4.0

(4 reviews)
Very cool

Emma Hall

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Harle

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Ron Havlice

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Beth Herchek

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Darla Heuschel

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Mark Hundley

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Heather Kearnes

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Michael Kula

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Henry Lee

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Longwell

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Michele Louk

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Josh Manner

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Mike McCreary

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Carrie McJunkin

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Marilyn McKinley

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Dana McLaughlin

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Elizabeth Melnik

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Dustin Miller

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Christopher Mitchell

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Marla Morris

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Heidi Muirhead

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Patrick Murphy

4.0

(1 reviews)
Tests are everything on the study guides. The teacher was really helpful. Problems I had in the class weren't really his fault. Like the fact that he often was out and school and central office kept assigning strict subs into the class that did not know how to work with high school-aged students.

Rosemarie Payne

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Alison Pleasants

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Stephanie Poe Gruet, 8-10 French

1.0

(1 reviews)
Tests are very hard and you have to write a lot

Nick Razem

5.0

(1 reviews)
Typical work load is not heavy at all (just reading AMSCO), but there's several projects/speeches that will take up a good chunk of time -- plan your time wisely! Also, pay attention during lectures! Some of the stuff in AMSCO is not really necessary, and lectures will cover everything that you need to know for the chapter. Come AP review season, there's a LOT of info that you will need to review, and Razem expects you to start self-studying ahead of time (on your own time). Essays will be harder and more stressful, but MCQs are chill if you study well.

Samantha Razem

2.7

(3 reviews)
- If you figure out how to study well for the multiple-choice questions, you are set - You have to be good at picking the right option between 2 answers that both sound correct - try to participate in the class discussions - ask questions and do the daily reading assignments - if you want some MCQ prep, you can do SAT prep, which is similar to her tests

Jason Rice

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Jeff Rice

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Ranger Rick

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Jennifer Rodgers

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Peggy Russell

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Angie Saiter

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Satler-Jones

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Julie Schoeler

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Lindie Schweitzer

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Seely

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Scott Sibberson

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Randall Slack

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Sondra Snodgrass

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Comrade Steele

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Brian Stephens

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Brian Stevens

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David Stroh

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Andrew Wilkinson

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Kyle Yaggi

1.0

(2 reviews)
Only take it if you're really passionate about english

Craig Zesiger

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Dun Zhang

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Andrew Zwezig

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