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Submitted by parent on January 07, 2020
We moved to Texas over Christmas break, and only had a few weeks before we close on our house. They would not let us enroll our child in school. While there one lady had the nerve to suggest I homeschool for the few weeks until we close on our house. Prior to our move I emailed the principal twice, but never received a response from her. In all our years moving with the military I have never once been treated like this. This school does not support military families or care about students.
Submitted by parent on February 09, 2017
If they had a 0 star I would give it to Marion Middle School. There is so much racist actions and bullying at this school it is unreal. The sad part is the principal fosters an environment that allows the kids to run the school because he has no backbone to stop it. It's sad because every time I drop my kids off there is a sign saying bully free zone but when my kids leave the car I know they are going into a terrible environment. I'm looking to move because of this school district. The state gave them a C and 3 D's in their A-F report. All administrators starting from the top need to be fired. Stay away from Marion if you care about your kids because this school district doesn't.
Submitted by parent on July 24, 2013
My Son attended MMS 6-8 grades and he loved it! It's a small school with very caring Teachers and the opportunity to take advanced Math and English classes. A huge addition to the school for the 2013-2014 school year, is the new Science and Band buildings. Marion is an amazing small town with small town values and a great school system. I'm very happy that both of my boys attend MISD.
Submitted by other on July 24, 2012
The class room spaces are not to par as the others in the school district as well as the cafeteria and the food it serves-most of the children don't even eat though they are on lunch programs. I visit my grand-daughter on a regular basis and know her curriculum. Hardly any offerings for advanced math and sciences and bullying of students are not addressed.