Wareham Middle School

4 Viking Drive

School District

Wareham
Grade

5-7
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:15
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on January 17, 2025

kids treat each other terribly, and disipline is not enforced fairly and equally. I'm afraid to keep my kids there.
Submitted by parent on December 04, 2022

The teachers are professional and involved. They are willing to communicate. The new superintendent is from the Vineyard and has implemented a number of improvements. Principal Cote as well as the vice principal are excellent. Highly recommend the school. The great school ratings are not accurate. I believe there is a lot of bias. Don't fall for it folks.
Submitted by student on June 02, 2022

Wareham middle school is the best school you could ever go to! The only bad part is the lunch but some of it is stand-able. All the other comments are just pity because of the fact that the parents who wrote these comments “hate school”. As a dedicated student here, when I saw this I was well, flabbergasted. From an honest student who has achieved lots of new academic skills, I know for a fact they haven’t updated the data on this website, because lots of students have been doing better. If you want a healthy relationship with your teachers, and lots of fun in education, definitely recommend you come here!
Submitted by student on May 18, 2018

All of the schools around are so much better, kids treat each other terribly, and disipline is not enforced fairly and equally.
Submitted by student on May 25, 2017

Well my thoughts on this school is horrible do not send your kids here unless you want no respect or disapline
Submitted by parent on June 16, 2015

School officials IEP chair Person and school calls parents to pickup disabled children when problèms come up. Then trys to discredit parent by making false statements on IEPs That child was absent when infact child was only absent 6 days all year. Parents are told to remove child for behaviors. When asked for incidents reports are told they cant have them. You see if reports were given it show That school doesnt have proper training to handle disabled children and they then salander parents with false IEP statements trying to say child not progressing well due to access absents and class room behaviors when a true statement should read child has Poor proformance due to accessive dismissals requested by school due to inability and lack of specialized training to teach disabled children . But if told real reasons child not making more progress school Wood be responsable for outside specialized outside school placement. But if School admits the truth it would have to pay for the outside school. Much better for the school to make parents look bad. The schools are a business and disabled child are liability!!!!
Submitted by parent on February 24, 2014

This school has no real stand up punishment for bad students, they can get away with anything. They have no dean,and no time for the students who may need extra help. The 13 year old girls dress like grown woman and have piercings that you aren't really allowed to have until your eighteen,and yet the school doesn't enforce them to take them out during school.
Submitted by parent on December 20, 2012

This is a very great school with an abundance of very dedicated teachers. I also attended this school and Ive noticed that alot of the teachers that were there are still here. I think the teachers go way out of their way to try to help the students. When you walk through the front door of this school into the main office the secretaries are very pleasant and the school physically is very nice.