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I graduated eagle ridge i have been going there since 6th grade. the principal is great, she is always nice and is really involved in the school. They are very good about orientations and making new kids feel welcome. i liked 6th grade alot, but when 7th grade came it was really bad in my opinion. There are alot of cliques and some of them seem more supieror then others. they try to make others feel bad, and the guidence department isnt that good either. 8th grade the cliques went away except for a couple that still seemed better then everyone else. the discipline is very good, considering alot of events that have happened. So overall is a OK school. Some of the teachers are decent while others are terrible when it comes to learning.
Eagle Ridge Middle School is great, excellent, and the best school. My daughter likes art club very much. I totally satisfied about this school.
Eagle Ridge is the 3rd Middle School environment that we have been exposed to , as parents... WOW! The stellar differential (1 public, 1 private other experiences) is the genuine love that the Principal has for her students,her desire to make this tumultuous time in their adolescent, ever changing lives as stable as possible. The unspoken dedication of posturing herself and support staff for continual learning and outside ideas to integrate. As the position of authority, her 'attitude' permeates her staff and the general environment in the school reflects these same open,nurturing ideals. The team approach to utilizing the resources of the parent body that offers help, keeps the messages that the students receive , consistent and targeted , in order to maximize each young person's potential. 'Can-DO and WILL vs. can not and won't' better balances comradery , all the way around and EVERYONE WINS! Priorities are noticeably in order!
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