Sacajawea Middle School

401 East 33rd Avenue

School District

Spokane
Grade

7-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:19
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on March 09, 2023

administration is the worst! wont help kids at all if they need any help and picks on the poor kids, these adults need to get a life and find a job that doesn’t involve children, because all they do is belittle them
Submitted by student on July 05, 2022

This school is TERRIBLE. I have ADHD & recently got diagnosed with autism and instead of them offering help seeing how I act with these, they tell me I'm gonna get nowhere in life and completely kick me out of the school. The least they could've done was helping me out with education or maybe put me in a class for people like me but instead they chose to make it harder on me and my family. I've gotten beaten up, peer pressured to vape/smoke, shoved, pushed, jumped & been posted on multiple hate accounts and this school has done NOTHING. Please don't send your kid here.
Submitted by parent on April 20, 2020

They offer good classes and is a fairly good environment in a good part of town but a large amount of the kids do drugs, have sex, and other things that are concerning considering its a middle school.
Submitted by parent on October 18, 2014

This school is extremely good, epically the accelerated classes, geometry, and algebra. The none accelerated classes, are good but more like a regular school, the basics. The accelerated program teaches skills that with prepare you children for High School and beyond. Expect your student to have a ton of homework, about 2 hours a night. The accelerated teachers expect a high level of maturity from their students, and no excuses will be accepted.
Submitted by parent on March 11, 2013

Overall, an "OK" school, however it is resting on it reputation and is starting to slip. Of particular concern are some of the "old line" teachers, who either come across as elitist, or worse, feel that they should be teaching college courses rather than having to deal with immature Jr. High school students. Not all that happy with this school.