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Submitted by student on November 16, 2024
I was bullied for my OCD here . I received NO support from any counselors or staff members. I am not extremely popular, but I get picked on by the popular kids from even existing. There are fights almost every other day. Nobody cares about the consequences of their actions. I am transferring from this school after a VERY long 1 1/2 years . Please never let your kids go here
Submitted by student on March 07, 2020
This school is pretty awful. There is a lot of judgment here, and if your not popular then your a nobody, that is a outsider. The teachers favorite students, and don't give everyone a equal chance. Mrs.Duncan is awesome though, to bad she won't be with me once I leave. DONT GO TO THIS SCHOOL EVER
Submitted by other on February 23, 2016
Mrs Duncan is an amazing addition to the school. She added a motherly touch but yet still makes sure the students take ownership. Her communication with the students is awesome. They trust her and respect her. Kudos Mrs Duncan!
Submitted by other on May 03, 2013
I am a 7th grader here at Eaton Middle School and I must say this school is very impressive. The teachers help out in many ways and they provide so much for students to move on to the next grade level of education. I would recommend the parents to transfer all of their children to this middle school. Even though great-schools rates it an 8 out of 10, the staff and school board makes it feel like its easily rated 10/10. I look forward to graduating in this school district at Eaton High School and remembering how proud I was to go here.
Submitted by other on July 18, 2011
I went to his school, and I am in a new town now. I was in the district for about 5 years, 1st grade though 6th grade. In 4th through 6th, I couldn't help but notice the high amount of predjudice and favoritism that was in the school. I felt a little scared to go to school. I felt that if I did somthing wong, people would make fun of me. And when I admitted that I liked Hannah Montana in 4th grade, I was teased for a year. The teachers I noticed, almost favorited ther students, the ons that sat at the crowded tables, the ones who played vollyball and basketbal and ere good at everythng. Some teachers were different and loved everyone.