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Submitted by other on January 14, 2024
I attended this School last year and had some great memories! I never was bullied or harassed in anyways unlike some of the other schools in my district. I only regret not having an athletics program at my school so I wouldn't have to ride the bus between schools everyday. My teachers were hardworking and dedicated to teaching while also caring about our emotional states and wouldn't bombard us with too much information at once. They had a quick buy informative learning speeds that also provided tutoring after school for the ones who needed extra help. I had a great 3 years at this school and would definitely recommend that you send your kids there.
Submitted by parent on September 28, 2022
This school is the best school in the world.
Submitted by parent on October 04, 2018
This school has been great! Both of my children have attended, and while they've had very different experiences, they've both had very good experiences. Overall the teachers have all been very helpful and will take the time to help a student who may be struggling, but they also hold the kids accountable for their actions/efforts. They will match the effort that the kids put in.
Submitted by parent on August 09, 2018
The school is beautiful and there are a handful of teachers that are great. Those few will work with you and are patient and fair with SPED kiddos. Everyone else there doesn't want to waste their time. They're inpatient and sarcastic. Bullying is worse than administration would lead you to believe. So, it's a pretty school, but if you struggle with deficits, this is not the place for you.
Submitted by parent on September 18, 2017
STEAM is a good middle school, education-wise, and my child loves going there. With that being said, it is no better than our zoned campus, Hughes. I can say that because I have experience with both schools. If a child is already a great student they will do well at either school. But to get the authentic middle school experience (without the crazy schedules/lost time, transportation back and forth, lack of lockers, and get to grow up with friends who will attend our zoned high school), the zoned campus is better.