Largo Middle School,

155 8th Avenue Southeast, Largo, FL 33771

"It sucks there were bugs in my and my friends food. And the teachers and principal is mean. They told us that the bugs were protein. Also the kids are very very mean."

"Not the best learning or social environment. Teachers come and go every year. Overall the majority of teachers priorities are to get paid rather than your child's success."

"My Daughter went here for all three years it is not a bad school and regardless of what others say. There is good and bad at every school in the county she came through fine and is now in a Magnet program in her next school LHS and very proud to be going there as well. I can't say enough good things about the teacher she had. Yes their are a few who should not be teaching or COACHING any longer, but I am happy she has had the opportunities that were available to her at Largo Middle. We will miss all the staff and wish all of them a great summer and a wonderful coming school year. Remember the job they have teaching our children is not an easy task and most parents are not involved to the degree they need to be for their child to be success in life let alone school. Look in the mirror next time you blame the school and really evaluate if you have done everything you should of done to help you child before you place blame on the schools and teachers."

"I actually liked largo middle. I went there all three years. I hate when people talk crap about lms when they don't even go there. Lms isnt that bad. People called it larghetto and they said their lots of drugs like every school has that. Theirs not one school thats doesnt have fights,bullies,etc.The teachers are not bad. Its the dress code that sucked. Everything else was fine. Before people talk about lms they should go there first."

"First day of school for my step son yesterday and all should've been well but they didn't let him get on the bus and allowed him to WALK HOME in a new city, state, completely unfamiliar surroundings in the scorching heat. All he got was "sorry, you're not on the bus list." He is ten years old. If an 8th grader who lives on my street hadn't recognized him and offered to walk him home he could've gotten lost or worse. I feel like they should've held him and called one of us to come pick him up but we got nothing. Misunderstanding or not, hugely inappropriate. How do you call yourself a school when you just did something a 16 year old would have the common sense enough not to do. Wait, the child who walked him home was 13. So I have just downgraded my opinion."