Pilot Mountain Middle School

543 Old Westfield Road

School District

Surry County
Grade

6-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:15
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by other on April 23, 2022

As a grandparent I have very positive things from my handicapped grandchild. He does not feel bullied. His teachers have rules in place to prevent bullying the school has provided an elevator for handicap kids and this year he decided he no longer needs an assistant. He and his brother have done well in their studies and seem happy with all the inner workings at the school at this time. We have only had one incident where he was told he would not be able to do his chosen career in the future by a counselor I think his parents worked that out with the school because he was quite depressed over it, and nobody should be told at his age and handicapped you will never be able to do that best let them work that out in their own life. Other than that, they are looking forward to the end of the year and summer vacation.
Submitted by parent on April 19, 2022

Horrible school.Every single grade you can get bullied by anything by ur looks or your race or ethnicity.This is the most worst school I have been to also pilot mountain elementary I joined in 5th grade and ive been here for 3 grades and it has been the worst 3 years of my life I will never take my future kids here especially for the people here.The teachers never do anything about the bullying and don’t punish the students well.
Submitted by parent on October 07, 2018

this school is absolutely atrocious. the bullying is horrible and teachers never do anything about it. much of the students seem to believe they’re better than others, and so do the teachers. truly thought about homeschooling my child after her 6th grade year!