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Submitted by other on January 13, 2024
Honestly horrible. The teachers were bullies and probably even worst than the students. I can only remember probably 2-3 good teachers. If you were to be bullied in school and told a teacher they would not care one bit. Kids would beat on me in front of them and they would not care and once I told she didn’t care one bit. The teachers only cared if you were one of the favorite ones. They would jump on the bandwagon to be a bully with them. They should honestly be investigated. Truthfully all of them from a past student.
Submitted by parent on July 30, 2018
Great school I recommend good teachers and students
Submitted by other on March 02, 2017
Former student. Great students and teachers. Robert Morris is a big family.
Submitted by parent on December 09, 2015
Daughter is excited to go to school day after day and with new TT 1 program in place I see an overall improvement in her studies
Submitted by parent on April 16, 2014
My daughter will be starting her second year School 18 in August and she loves it!! I love it too!!! It is a wonderful warm, inviting atmosphere for children. Children really get to explore and learn here at School 18. The teachers are caring and always willing to talk to parents if they have questions. Volunteering is encouraged and I really enjoy being able to know my daughter's teachers and the other children in the classroom. I would however make it strictly K-6 , some of the 7&8 graders (look like they belong in college or out in the working world even ) have no respect for elders I do believe this comes from home and has nothing to do with the school.
Submitted by parent on January 16, 2014
To many gangs awful school bad area just no if i were u i would take yo kids to a betta school honey