Norris Middle School

5 Norris Square

School District

Anderson County
Grade

6-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:19
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on March 09, 2023

This school was the worst school i have even been to in my life, i saw people being bullied and beaten up almost every day that i was attending the school. The staff are very rude and discrespectful to the students and they are very selfish and have said that they dont even like tezching there.
Submitted by student on November 11, 2020

I go to this school 8th grade and sometimes I feel like i'm being judged its not a bad thing, it's just i'm one of them not so popular people so i get anxiety around popular people and i'm always afraid that there judging me for not being rich or anything or for not wearing trendy clothes.
Submitted by other on September 10, 2019

Mine experience was pretty good teachers challenge you as well as peers but something that I hate was they way people treated each people spread rumors about one and other and everyone stays within there social Class. Also not a lot of people are opened minded due to how religious it is and I feel that it may impact religious minorities in the community
Submitted by other on April 23, 2014

While I was in Norris Middle School, I was constantly worrying about getting made fun of. People insulted me because of being nonreligious, I was also made fun of because of the length of my hair *I'm a guy*. I was constantly told to burn, and to cut my hair.
Submitted by other on September 29, 2013

I am from Oneida. I wanted to praise your football coach's actions at the game last week.He brought a young man to apologise after the game.That was a class act that did not go unnoticed.The young man learned a valuable lesson, and the coach represented your school and community with class.