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Parent Reviews (15 reviews)
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I am a student at CRMS and I have had the worst middle school experience. The teachers lower self of steam and I have not learned anything new for a long time.
I am a current student to this school and i think the school is Amazing. I love it here! Plently of homework (Not my favorite thing, but good for the education) and the programs are cool, I love computers! I beleive this school is great. THe teachers are fun yet have the power to get your attention.
I am a current student at Copper Ridge. The teachers were wonderful, but not strict enough. I'm not actually sure if the principal did anything at all. The gifted programs are excellent, but there are few electives-four different levels of computers, P.E., band and strings, art, study skills (which was the worst waste of my live I have ever had to suffer through), and the gifted elective. I love the advanced math teacher and program. However, I passed half of the Social Studies pretests, and never did anything different from what those that did not pass. CRMS has the social problems of any other school, immature boys, romantic, superficial girls, but that is to be expected. The academics are lacking in some subjects. Overall, it is average.
I was a student at Copper Ridge, and I was extremely disappointed in the school's academics, teachers, the program, and everything. Let me tell you how it is at Copper Ridge: Students are very snobby. Everyone has the most expensive name brand shoes, clothing, purses, makeup, jewelry, and watches. Also, I dare say I didn't learn anything there....what they taught was information I knew in fourth grade. Then this year they had a uniform policies.(not to mention, no one would know they are uniforms because of the millions of ugly choices they give you.) It just doesn't work! Students will still be comparing purses and makeup anyway! Why bother have a uniform policies?
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