Teeland Middle School

2788 North Seward Meridian Parkway

School District

Matanuska-Susitna Borough
Grade

PK, 6-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:18
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by teacher on February 01, 2023

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Submitted by parent on December 19, 2016

Teachers are very invested in the students education and go out of there way to help.
Submitted by parent on November 18, 2015

Thanks to you teeland middle school for addressing my concerns at the beginning of the year with class-size is being too large. A new teacher was hired and my concern was addressed.
Submitted by parent on March 19, 2013

My daughter enjoys the school and likes all her teachers. The STEM program is excellent.
Submitted by other on January 29, 2013

Teeland. I am a smart student but when i miss days of school i go to my teachers and they dont help... they say thats your own fault, ir deal with it!... i Verry dislike that. and also. the step program is HORIBLE! One time i needed to assk aquestion i raise my hand and they said step 1 interfering. (time out=step). there are some teachers that are really good and really want to help though.
Submitted by student on April 07, 2010

Teeland middle school has to be the worst school ever! Although the staff is so nice they miss use the step program and some don't try and help you but hold you back. I should know I've been going there for two years now and I believe they should just scrap the whole step program.Thank you very much I hope any who reads this will not send your children to this school.
Submitted by parent on March 13, 2010

Teeland MS cares about it's students for the most part. The staff and teachers go out of their way to insure that students are learning. The focus is on academics, not athletics. However... I will say that the step program for behavior management needs to be overhauled or professional development needs to be scheduled. It is not being used as it is intended. One of my daughters had to choose step because she was tying her shoe in the hallway, and the youngest had to put her nose in the corner and stand there for 15+ minutes while other students graded their homework. Her crime? She forgot her homework. Social issues tend to run rampant, my daughter is just outside the 'social circle' and is picked on quite a bit, which doesn't seem to warrant teacher/administrative attention. TMS has great potential...
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