Mulberry Middle

"Pretty Good School Made Some Good Friends Would Recommend. But During The 3 Years I Went To Mulberry Middle There Were Only A Few Teachers That Completed The Entire Year. (Would Have Rated 5 Stars But All Schools Seem To Not Be Able To Hire Or Keep Anyone Employed )."

"This school is terrible. Im going to the media because of their lack of support and care for their students during this time my child is failing. I have tried to do everything in my power to get the assistance i need but i get the run around. And at the end my child is the one suffering."

"This school has good electives and awesome sports and clubs and students that like outside farm then do agriculture and they have FFA that kids will love. And awesome teacher, Administration, and Principal"

"This school is the most amazing school ever! Sometimes the students weren't always kind. But the staff always had my back!! I miss them more then the world!! I even consider them family!"

"I Love this school. There are minor issues but, the issues are slowly becoming unnoticeable the teachers push students higher than what they are but, that's because they care. The administration office are strict about the uniform and students are checked for proper attire before entering the school if not dressed appropriately they are sent to the office to a)call parents for a change of clothes or b) change into school clothing. This school offers advance and STEAM programs both based academic performance. Extra Curricular activities aren't the main priority the main priority of this school is for their students to understand the curriculum and life lessons while under supervision of adults. The resource officer is kind and is willing to listen to whatever someone has to say and and bully forms are given to the office the bully is pulled into the office to have talk. This school is becoming a locked down campus and have many security cameras even in the classrooms/hallways and etc... (no not bathrooms). On most days teachers stand outside their classrooms to watch passing students."