Rolling Acres Middle School

5617 North Merrimac Avenue

School District

Peoria 150
Grade

5-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:13
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on March 27, 2017

My son is on the volleyball team in Rolling Acres and today he got hit in the head by one of his teammates with the volleyball because he was trying to shoot a basket instead of practicing knocked my glasses clean off of his face they fell into the wall and hit the floor and the teacher /coach never once moved out of her spot sitting on the stage to check on my son and see if he was okay and then a little boy threatened to kick my son but when he goes to school tomorrow because I told him he better watch that volleyball then he goes to tell me that he was going with my butt and get me jumped by his mama and they think I posted take a disrespectful child no I'm not Rolling Acres had to get their stuff in order and they kids in order because once you threatened my child I take it in my own hands and I take care of it on my own Rolling Acres is not a school that I was just anybody kids to go to to be in any sports because they don't care about their kids that they get hurt yes I got upset yes I was frustrated because you're not going to threaten my child at all I'm sorry you're not
Submitted by parent on September 03, 2015

Rolling Acres is a wonderful school all around. The principle is outstanding and expects the best out of all students. We have had wonderful all around middle school experience at this school.
Submitted by parent on February 11, 2012

Rolling Acres has an excellent principal. He is a leader who passionate about education. He is sincerely concern about the best interest of the students. A significant percentage of the teachers are just average. They need training on presenting their lessons in the a way to capture their class attention. I also think their expectation of the students are too low.