A Cult School run by a Psychotic family. Students are forced into doing the faculty’s work even though they pay 55000 dollars to go to school. A Large black adult and an older women rule the school forcing punishments and cruel meetings into the students schedules. They force kids to turn on each other. In other words it’s the main gate to HELL.
by Fuckhyde2020 August 20, 2019
Tom: Hey can you play Fortnite with me over the summer?
Jack: No I can't, I have to go to Hyde School.
Tom: HYDE SCHOOL??? THOSE ARE BAD.
Jack: No I can't, I have to go to Hyde School.
Tom: HYDE SCHOOL??? THOSE ARE BAD.
by Lulu-Chan August 3, 2018
A school based on character education that recognizes that the rebels of today will be the leaders of tomorrow.
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"Only at Hyde School..."
by datruth1012 August 21, 2009
A school that bases its education model on character over ability. The student population is a combination of kids who want to be there and kids who do NOT want to be there. The end result is that a large majority of the kids leave Hyde with a better understanding of their capabilities, their responsibilities and an appreciation for their classmates.
I understand how some former Hyde students resent the way they were treated at Hyde. Hyde's approach, although certainly not a cookie-cutter model, does not work for everyone. No system, however flexible, does.
Notice how the Hyde detractors are very passionate in their dislike of Hyde. Passion is a value that Hyde values, even in its negative uses. Turn that passion into a positive flow. Create your own school following your own principles. It's easy to lob grenades. It's more effective to put your principles to positive use.
I understand how some former Hyde students resent the way they were treated at Hyde. Hyde's approach, although certainly not a cookie-cutter model, does not work for everyone. No system, however flexible, does.
Notice how the Hyde detractors are very passionate in their dislike of Hyde. Passion is a value that Hyde values, even in its negative uses. Turn that passion into a positive flow. Create your own school following your own principles. It's easy to lob grenades. It's more effective to put your principles to positive use.
Hyde School Students A & B are both intelligent, but suffer from mild depression, indifference, lack of self esteem, and have dabbled in drugs and alcohol. During the Hyde experience, Student A decides to take control of their life. Student B chooses to resent it. What does this mean? It means Hyde was able to reach Student A and was not able to reach Student B. It does NOT mean that Student A is a success and Student B is a failure. It means Student A responded and Student B didn't. So Student B needs to look for a different solution.
Then, there is the kid that wants to go to Hyde. Why? Simply put, the Hyde approach appeals to them. It's kind of like why would anyone join the army. And the answer to both questions is that there are certain aspects that are appealing and there is the promise of long term benefits.
Then, there is the kid that wants to go to Hyde. Why? Simply put, the Hyde approach appeals to them. It's kind of like why would anyone join the army. And the answer to both questions is that there are certain aspects that are appealing and there is the promise of long term benefits.
by mias-musings August 15, 2009
While there are millions of dedicated and committed people in this world, Hyde faculty will go to the ends of the earth to help kids and families connect with their potentials.
Hyde Schools is a network of private and public schools dedicated to the development of character in students and families.
Hyde Schools is a network of private and public schools dedicated to the development of character in students and families.
If you visit Hyde School, you may get SEVEN—5 fingers and 2 eyes. That’s a hand shake and eye contact…Hyde believes that beneath every rebel spirit lies a true leader capable of reaching amazing heights. Hyde fosters the transition from rebel to leader. We’re not an ordinary boarding school.
by boarding schooler July 27, 2009
LIFE-CHANGER
Hyde School is a place where kids on misguided paths who have deteriorating relationships with their parents, make poor choices, and have negative friends end up. At Hyde you will be pushed, challenged and often knocked down as you try to continue your stubborn reckless ways.
Hyde alerts you to the fact that your attitude will continue to follow you through such things as failed attempts at college and short-lived jobs.
But somehow the seeds they plant start to bloom.
Eventually college works out and you find you WANT to participate in sports, go for captain of your team, and make dean’s list. You are no longer afraid of getting up in front of people to make presentations or sing karaoke.
Hyde School is not easy, not fun, and at times not nice either. But isn't that the way life is? It's not for everyone and certainly won't really make sense if you don't see it through. However there is no question and absolutely no denying that there is something special going on at Hyde.
It’s a life-changer.
Hyde School is a place where kids on misguided paths who have deteriorating relationships with their parents, make poor choices, and have negative friends end up. At Hyde you will be pushed, challenged and often knocked down as you try to continue your stubborn reckless ways.
Hyde alerts you to the fact that your attitude will continue to follow you through such things as failed attempts at college and short-lived jobs.
But somehow the seeds they plant start to bloom.
Eventually college works out and you find you WANT to participate in sports, go for captain of your team, and make dean’s list. You are no longer afraid of getting up in front of people to make presentations or sing karaoke.
Hyde School is not easy, not fun, and at times not nice either. But isn't that the way life is? It's not for everyone and certainly won't really make sense if you don't see it through. However there is no question and absolutely no denying that there is something special going on at Hyde.
It’s a life-changer.
by Gcralle October 29, 2014