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Submitted by parent on May 01, 2023
this school is so bad my life support faild
Submitted by student on April 07, 2022
I’m a student here and this school is honestly terrible the teachers are rude they do anything to get people in trouble and there are a few teachers specifically who are extremely rude plus the dress code is top of the line sexist there are few teachers who are actually cool the students are bully’s and the good ones are very few honestly I was fine with my image until I went to this school I am now very insecure and the education is fine until you don’t understand the assignment or anything like that then your in trouble because no one is willing to help most of the time
Submitted by student on January 05, 2022
I go to this school and I think that some of the teachers are nice. they also give you a lot of methods for Math and English I would love to go here next year
Submitted by student on April 13, 2021
im a student of this school and all im saying is this school good but this school need a make over and next year when i go to high school i want to see a make over
Submitted by parent on August 28, 2020
If you are doing bad in this school, they will help make you better academically. If you are doing well, they will not help make you better
Submitted by other on February 12, 2017
The school works for the best interest of the students. Empower, Inspire, Achieve Together!
Submitted by other on August 31, 2016
I graduated from this school in June 2016. I was there 6th, 7th, and 8th and my experience was awesome. Teachers were fun and cool, Despite the reputation and the location, it was awesome. Now there were a few fights every now and then, but what school doesn't have fights? I switched schools a lot and this school by far was my favorite. My teachers and friends were like family. I was living with another family member at the time and I considered this school more of a home. Despite these "State Ratings" it was a wonderful school. I recommend sending your child/children to this school :)
Submitted by parent on September 22, 2015
My grandson started at EMS in August 2015. He graduated from Deerfield, which is just next door. He loves it. The swimming pool he can't wait to get in. Looking forward to a great days of education.
Submitted by teacher on June 04, 2015
My experience here as a teacher has been wonderful! My students are intelligent, energetic, and zesty! The teachers care about students and reach out to families regularly, to form the community partnership needed for a child's success. Many opportunities are available for students to grow and challenge themselves if they take advantage!
Submitted by parent on March 21, 2015
I have two children in Edgewood Middle School. Both having a wonderful experience and enjoying their teachers. I have only had one issue in all their years thus far which was handled swiftly and efficiently by a vice principal. I am confident in their safety as well as being prepared for testing. My children have both scored advanced in reading and math and do well grade-wise. I am so tired of hearing people bash this school. The old reputation of Edgewood being a bad school is long gone. People moving out of the area to avoid this school are ridiculous. Stay put, enjoy a great school! Edgewood High School is next which is even better!
Submitted by other on February 04, 2015
It is such a great school if you are seeking math support, visual arts, music, and science. We might not have the all newest supplies but it is a wonderful place for the subjects listed.
Submitted by other on August 06, 2014
I have "graduated" from Edgewood Middle School the 2013-2014 school year. Going into this school, my once easy to earn A's were slightly tougher. Being an immature 6th grader, I didn't give my all and was more focused on my social life.By the next year, I began improving and taking on new challenges, with the encouragement of my teachers and, blocking out the students who didn't share my ambition. By 8th grade, I accomplished a huge turn around since starting middle school. Through-out the year it felt more natural to get help when I needed it only, I preferred getting it during my independent time so I wouldn't have the unnecessary negative comments from classmates. I also joined the Helping Hands program working with the special needs children. It was an experience I am proud of and glad to have. The students were very sweet and hard workers. Although a lot of student drama occurred during the year , during our "social" we all came together and enjoyed the company of friends and teachers. Overall, my experience at Edgewood Middle School was pretty decent and I will miss parts of it.
Submitted by parent on March 26, 2014
My children now in 7tth and 8th grade attend this school and came from Baltimore City Public Schools. The MSA scores for this school are unacceptable and the teachers seem to give minimum homework, which I believe causes a lack of preparation for the students to pass the MSA successfully and have a score to be proud. The teachers except for a few seem not to communicate about the child's progress unless you as the parent stay on top of the teacher about your child. If your child fails, it seems acceptable at that school. I don't get a sense that this school cares about the children receiving an education that will proprel the children for a future at anything more than a community college. What happen to preparing our students to be successful at four year colleges both in state and out of state and not limiting our children to community colleges or just graduating high school. I wish this school cared more about ensuring these children truly receiving an excellent education and one to compete with all the other schools as these kids compete for Magnet schools and such. This school seems that average is good enough and excellent is only for a select few.
Submitted by parent on February 09, 2014
Edgewood Middle is a mixed bag, My daughter excels there. But my son who is special needs his experience is completely different than my daughters. IEP's are not implemented and if you try to enforce them you come against resistance. I believe the principal sets the tone of the school and the IEP teams reflect the principals philosophy. Good Luck to any Parent who has a child with special needs!