Camp Road Middle

1825 Camp Road

School District

Charleston 01
Grade

6-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:16
Type

public

School Map for Charleston 01 School District

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Reviews

Submitted by student on March 08, 2024

I’m a student at this school and their is so many kids who do drugs it is crazy, a 6 th grader got into a fight with an 8 th grade girl and he did not get in trouble at all. The principal is bad she does not care about this school and does not care about the students
Submitted by student on May 10, 2023

Bad environment. We have to earn passes for the restrooms. I get why but there should be a different way of enforcing what the bathroom is for. Bullying situations only get worse and students' voices are not heard—public humiliation towards students. A lot of these situations can be handled on a private matter but these situations happen in front of classes which results in an increase of bullying and mental health problems. Teachers and staff are not on the same page when it comes to the students. There is only one set standard that all kids must learn from. Kids learn differently. Overall, this school needs a lot of work!
Submitted by student on February 20, 2023

I am currently attending this school and I have very mixed feelings about it. I am going to start with the good. The majority of the teachers are fantastic. Other students may disagree with this, but as long as you behave, do your work, and are kind, the teachers will be perfectly nice to you. Another positive, and one of the only reasons I like this school, is the band program. My musical knowledge has grown from nothing to plentiful in just a matter of three years. The band director is amazing, he is a wonderful teacher and person, and even won the CRMS teacher of the year! In addition to the band, I have also participated in the chorus program. The director there is great as well. Now to the negatives...This year we have had multiple major issues including, fights, disciplinary problems, and drug-related incidents. The school has a new principal this year and while I have seen her do some very beneficial things for the school, she has also struggled with parent communication and running the school in general. Don't get me wrong, she is very kind and isn't by any means horrible, she just is not the best. In addition to this, we have had a multitude of bullying issues in all three grades, although there was a recently implemented wellness room for students and teachers to take a break from the stress of the day and go chill out for a bit. The wellness room has proved to be beneficial in helping the mental health of students. Relating to safety, the school is mediocre at making the students feel safe. A few of my friends have told me that when they arrive at school, they do not feel entirely safe. While there is an SRO, the school still does not feel entirely like a place kids want to be. Overall, CRMS is fine. There are definitely positives, but there are also many negatives. I would not recommend it as a first chocie.
Submitted by parent on July 09, 2022

Sexist teachers pe teacher is a pedofile look at students behinds
Submitted by student on August 02, 2021

As someone who went to this school it sucks. if you want to get on any sport teams you have to be white if not then you better be the best to have a chance. i’ve never seen physical bullying though. if u are neurodivergent (and especially a poc neurodivergent) i don’t recommend. there’s a lot of racism, sexism, ableism and homophobia. it sucks.
Submitted by student on February 26, 2021

As a former student, this school rocks. The lack of adult presence taught me about how to stand up for myself and my friends. (If that's what you can call them honestly). But at the end of the day I learned a lot. Haha sike. I learned nothing from this disappointment of a 'school'. The amount of racism, sexism and bullying that happened here is uncountable. But I made a amount of friends that I can't even count. If you knew how to stand up for yourself and knew who to talk to, you can generally have a great experience.
Submitted by parent on June 17, 2020

I would not recommend unless your child is a straight white neurotypical highly driven learner.