Casa Grande Middle School

A lot of people in Casa Grande think that CGMS is a bad school because it is old, but you could no find better teachers and staff. They care about the students both on a personal and academic level. The principals and front desk staff are all outstanding! Thank you for your dedication CGMS staff!
--Submitted by a parent

It's not the school it's the students. The school offers a great number of activities after school, my son was in three. I've had nothing but great experiences there. The teachers are experienced, diverse, and unique. This can also be said about the student body. It seems that all the reviews that other parents made were all about their PROBLEM children and not about the students that make this school great!!!!!!
--Submitted by a parent

This school is the worst ever. My son attended 8th grade there and he hated it. He hated it so bad he did not go to school. He had truancy issues that they never did anything about. I do not recommend this school to anyone.
--Submitted by a parent

This school needs alot of help. Way too many fights. It seems that the teachers need to challege the students alot more.
--Submitted by a parent

Casa Grande is the best school ever. Ms Garcia is the best Spanish teacher. This school has great discipline for those who need it. Ms.Russel is the best counselor!
--Submitted by a student

poor lack of communications from the teachers and staffs, dont care about the students whose being teased, bulleying, or getting hurts from another students.
--Submitted by a parent

I love cgms! Best school ever!
--Submitted by a student

I feel that this school needs to show more disapine and safty for the children. There are alot of bad behavior in this school. I feel that the teachers do not challenge the children academicly eather.
--Submitted by a parent

A good school great advanced classes mrs. Smith and mrs. Crow are top notch teachers! Go wildcats go!
--Submitted by Ivy Delfin, a student

This has been by far the worst school my step-son has ever attended. The curriculum is below average, and he seems to have learned next to nothing new this year. It was a struggle to get any information from the teachers, some seemed unwilling to communicate with us even though we are readily available. I have seen very little parent involvement. I can't comment on the extracurricular activies since my step-son didn't participate in any. He just wanted to go home after spending his day there.
--Submitted by a parent