Milton M. Somers Middle School

"Man, the teachers are just the best at the school. Ms. Joseph is the one I really like, and so Mr. Narehood. Don't really get what the people were saying that had bad reviews. I happen to be a student of this establishment and I think it is pretty good! Has it's up and downs but overall the service is likeable. I wish there was better equipment at the place though.."

"Teachers bad. Need better supervision over kids. Don’t care if kids have issues. Just want to teach and not make a connection. Buns"

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"Super duper dark memories oh middle school haha. The art teacher and my math teacher were probably the most amazing, interesting teachers I've ever had. The other teachers seemed distant to the students. It's not bad there but I give Thanks to Mr. Warner and Mr. Hoogierhied. Hope they're still there and doing good. Over all not a bad school but not my first pick of best environments to put your kid in."

"Last year my daughter attended this school we were new to the area of waldorf and her teachers were awsome and she thrived. Way to go mmsms"