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Weber High School Seminary

430 Weber High Dr, Pleasant View, UT 84414, USA

+1 801-786-2967

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Place Types School
Address 430 Weber High Dr, Pleasant View, UT 84414, USA
Coordinate 41.3221266,-111.9856911
Website http://weber.wsd.net/
Rating 3.6
Compound Code 82C7+VP Pleasant View, UT, USA

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Cache N (09/15/2017)

Once you read the CES letter, your testimony falls apart and you can never put it back together again. Seminary like your tithing is only giving you 10% of the information that you should know going into this. Don't deny yourself truth! Ask questions! Doubt God! Doubt religion! Find your happiness. Don't fit into this bubble. It anything break it !

Robert Bolar (04/25/2016)

This Seminary offers many classes that are suited towards the grade level of the students. The Seminary teachers here are top-notch they are good honest ethical caring people who just want to communicate the principles of the gospel and share their core values with the students that they teach. I attended Seminary here and my kids will have attended Seminary here as well. The building has several classes in a big open area for times when the students can all meet together it's been newly remodeled and has a very functional design.

Katherine Sowby (12/02/2017)

Seminary was the highlight of missy days at school and the teachers are caring and live whay they do.

Justin Oates (06/21/2013)

Weber High... oh where to begin? Maybe we should look at the nice new flooring in the cafeteria and the complete lack of textbooks in any given classroom in the building; or we can examine the "food" they serve the students and its being worse than McD's in nutritional value. That's before we even glance at the No Child Left Behind poster-school behaviors of letting the intelligent be bored, the struggling be failures and the mediocre get the boost of attention and resources. The office is entirely unhelpful (I once experimented and stood around waiting for someone to ask if they can help me. I got a solid 15 minutes of waiting before I gave up and approached someone instead.) The teachers are trying their hardest but have NO resources available. All of this is before we talk about the rampant drug problem. Multiple people I'd known since elementary school started turning tricks for coke. The good reviews are given in ignorance and the problems are too many to count. A learning institution? I find the very idea laughable. What kind of learning institution lets someone (like myself) sleep through every class every day without doing anything about it? What a waste of time, money, space and some genuine talent among a few select teachers... The tax-payer should be outraged.