Pleasant Run Middle School

11770 Pippin Road

School District

Northwest Local
Grade

6-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:16
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by student on March 13, 2024

This school is so awesome! The teachers are nice and easy to contact. When you come to PRMS, expect the best! Nice environment. This school will definitely get your kid 2 or more A’s.
Submitted by parent on January 30, 2013

I so far DO NOT like this school. I was okay with the elementary schools, but not PRM. The faculty is unresponsive and I feel completely out of tune with what is going on. I'm planning on getting my children out of this district ASAP. My daughter is a straight A student and I know her test scores will be missed (or maybe not) since overachieving students seem to be few and far between in this district. My children constantly complain about the disruptive students in class, along with the foul language, the insulting, the disrespect to the teachers and the fighting. It sounds like the teachers are doing more refereeing than teaching. The school buses are like mobile boxing rings. I'm disappointed on so many levels.
Submitted by parent on February 02, 2011

My child is in 8th grade at PRMS. Our family has had a student there for the last 6 years and have had nothing but wonderful experiences. The teachers are easy to contact and willing to answer any questions from the students or the parents. The teachers (as with all districts) teach to pass the state tests plus teach life lessons. The entire staff at PRMS is dedicated to the students success. We will be sad this June when we leave PRMS. Most of the negative comments I read are about students behavior--parents need to remember that behavior is learned at home and should be corrected by parents and all adults.