Iroquois Junior / High School
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- Status: Operational
- Type: Regular
- Grades: 7th - 12th
- School Location: An Urban Fringe of a Midsize City
- Brief Description
- Iroquois Junior / High School serves 7th through 12th Grade Students From The City Of Erie, Which Is Part Of Erie County. Some Or All Students From This School Participate In Free Or Reduced Lunch Programs.
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Overall Rating 
1 Rating(s) Submitted- Reviewed by a Student on October 20, 2007
(Rating: 2 / 5) Report As Inapropriate 
- i like this skool but i dont like how none of us can do nothin we wanna do. i try hard for a good grade and yall give me a f. man that juss make me mad im sorry but i deserve better.
Iroquois Junior / High School Calendar of Events
School Events Calendar
- November 10
- Registration For New Sudents
2009 School Year Events
- January 1
- New Year's Day 2008
- January 21
- Martin Luther King Day
- February 14
- Valentine's Day
- February 18
- President's Day Observed
- March 17
- St. Patrick's Day
- May 26
- Memorial Day Observed
- July 4
- Independence Day
- September 1
- Labor Day
- September 6
- (8:00 A.M.) Athletics
- September 10
- (9:45 A.M.) Exams
- October 13
- Columbus Day
- October 31
- Halloween
- November 27
- Thanksgiving
- December 25
- Christmas Day
2008 School Year Events
School Statistics
Students Per Grade
Student Racial Breakdown
Student Gender Breakdown
Free Lunch Eligibility Breakdown
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School Information
This School
Public
Private - Number of Students: 620
- Number of Teachers: 40
- Student:Teacher Ratio: 15.7:1
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