Bellamy Middle School

314 Pendleton Avenue

School District

Chicopee
Grade

6-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:11
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on November 30, 2022

My son only went to this school for 3 months before I moved him. The bullying and fighting that happens in that school is horrendous. The teachers do nothing at all. I paid for pictures never received them. The principal and vice principal are unresponsive. Horrible school.
Submitted by parent on March 03, 2022

This is a review of my friend who shall not be named. 0/10 very dumb like a monkey. she isnt even cool and is not friendly. also she is ugly
Submitted by student on July 24, 2021

Eh, it wasn’t bad but it wasn’t good. Some teachers are nice just depends on the team. Very diverse, deals with learning disability well. Mandatory reporting rule isn’t followed with all teachers and some guidance counselors are very biased with their opinion. When my favorite teacher died they did a lot in his remembrance. It was ok
Submitted by student on June 17, 2018

I was only at Bellamy for 2 years, but the teachers, students, and staff were amazing- mostly. Honestly, the different “teams” in the school were more like families. We argued, laughed, played... we did everything together. The class was truly like a family. The students were so accepting of everyone and their differences. The teachers always joked around but still got work done. At times, my teachers didn’t really feel like teachers, they felt like friends. They were more like a person than a textbook. They were creative and always found a way to keep us teenagers entertained. Also, the band director is awesome. He might look intimidating, but he’s actually really nice. The band is so much better than the other middle school’s band! All of our teachers didn’t just want to see us grow as students, they wanted to see us grow as human beings. They treated us like adults. Not children. And I truly admire that about the teachers at Bellamy. I’m really going to miss this school as I go to high school.