Mifflin Alternative Middle School

3000 Agler Road

School District

Columbus City
Grade

6-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:14
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by student on July 11, 2023

The school was okay overall but there were too many fights and a lot of bullying going on and there were a lot of dead bugs and stuff that I saw. My friends had told me that they saw dead rats but I never did so I don’t know if that’s true or not but anyways the teachers were pretty good except for this one girl teacher I hated her and so did 100% of the other students. Had a lot of good memories there
Submitted by student on July 25, 2022

It wus a good school but there wus a lot of bullies that will bully me and the teachers would try to help but they wouldn't help all the way I would recommend the school.
Submitted by other on April 17, 2021

There were rats on the floors and walls and roaches crawling all over the wall. One rat was in my food and it was like hello how are you. Smh I was so scared... I do not recommend this school guys!
Submitted by student on June 29, 2015

This is one of the worst schools a child can go to, teachers don't even pay attention to the fight's that are going on and bullying, everyone there doesn't want to learn they just want to fight, the students there are the most disrespectful people I've ever met in my life, i'm surprised in they're not in child services
Submitted by parent on May 23, 2014

columbus city schools is enrolling my child in this school for next school year the reviews r scaring me is it really this bad? ????????
Submitted by other on February 25, 2014

I attended this school. It was a nightmare. High crime, poor classroom management. It had some good teachers, but everyone seemed overwhelmed.
Submitted by other on April 11, 2013

I was a student there from 2010-2013 year before I FINALLY got switched out. We were behind in most things because my peers didn't care about other peoples educations. The building was always full of trash wrappers and graffiti. I feel that students who got in trouble the most, got away with the most. It's like the teachers gave up on trying to discipline. Oh, speaking of discipline, most teachers did a poor job of doing so. The band and orchestra has ecxellent, involved teachers (Mrs. Wodtoski and Ms. Alkula) but the music we played in band are the same songs we've been doing since 6th grade, so there isn't any diversity. In orchestra I felt I wasn't being challenged enough and couldn't learn much because the teacher had to stop multiple times to redirect students. If I could go back and change things I'd go to Yorktown Middle.