Almeria Middle School

Im a student here and im going to be in 8th grade this year.So far in my school years here its been GREAT here! Though students honestly get no time to finish homework.

I am so happy with this school, but I would like more parent's participation. Thanks for save the music program.
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The Teaching staff, as well as the Principal and the workers at Almeria are all very dedicated to making sure our children are in a safe and friendly atmosphere. I cannot be more pleased with my sons' learning! He is a 7th grader and he tells me that the Teachers find all the different ways to make sure that learning is fun! I can't say enough good about Almeria Middle School!
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My granddaughter goes there. She enjoys going to school and the teachers that she has in 6th grade.
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Great teachers! They really try to make sure the kids have every opportunity to do well and succeed!
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My son is in the 6th grade, this school is way seriously overcrowded. Measures should have been taken sooner to construct Ruble Middle. North Fontana is growing at a rate that will overcrowd all schools in this area at a critical state. The Board of Ed. must see this at an emergency level. Also there are too many sub-teachers taken the place of my child's first three periods due to a maternity leave, students are confused on assignments and homework.
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I have two boys attending Almeria Middle School. Most of the teachers have been extremly helpful in after school help with home work. The RSP program and its teachers are great! I was sorry that the after school homework had to be cut due to budget. On another note, I feel that the over crowding conditions are unfair to our kids. The few minutes that is given to get from class to class is a real challenge. The Physical Education teachers have too many kids to be able to do anything but take roll call. Locker rooms don't have enough space for kids to change clothes without fights erupting. Lunch lines are too long for kids to purchase lunch and still have time to eat it. I talk to my kids about their teachers. They tell me that some are temps. 'Why do they have temps?' I expect my boys to try hard and be polite, but no more than what they have to work with.
--Submitted by a parent