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Submitted by parent on September 26, 2023
This school is demonic. My children don’t feel safe. Yesterday my children came off the bus crying. And that has been happening since they came to the school. Teachers don’t care about mental health they just care if you look good on the outside. I strongly recommend taking your child out of this horrible community.
Submitted by other on December 17, 2022
School culture is terrible, infrastructure is crumbling, and lack of proper facilities. I'd recommend a private school or going to school in another town. Systemic racism exists in this school.
Submitted by parent on March 30, 2014
Beware, the school lacks direction and spends money like crazy on teachers and their contracts. Students suffer while teachers run the show. Please before considering the high taxes for good schools, ask around and get the real scoop, not one pushed by the aging superintendent.
Submitted by other on February 23, 2014
Great school! The faculty and staff work hard to meet the needs of all students!
Submitted by other on June 04, 2013
Great place for children to learn! The faculty works hard day in and day out.
Submitted by teacher on May 03, 2013
School is nice, teachers are great. The principal does not know what she is doing, does not support her staff, and does not conduct herself in a professional way. Due to her leadership (or lack there of) the school lacks unity.
Submitted by other on May 05, 2011
I am in tenth grade at Masconomet right now. My experience at Spofford was fantastic. I was in the band and chorus and loved both. My teachers were all very good, nice and helpful. I was in the Math Olympiad program, on student council in sixth grade, and in the accelerated English "book club" group. There are many opportunities for students who aren't especially challenged by average classes to do a little bit more. I really loved Spofford and the four years that I spent there, and I think it prepared me well for middle school.