Pinon Mesa Middle School

Pinon Mesa is the best school.The teachers are all very nice and are amazing. We have an amazing music program. Mr. Chandler is a great music teacher. We also have a great ASB also.
--Submitted by a student

im a student and i believe that this is one of the best schools! i am in the wolverine band, and we are the middle school in the high desert to get a superior rating at regional band festival. all of the teachers here help ever student
--Submitted by a student

I think this school is awesome we get to make a lot of ideas as students have a lot of lunch time activties and the teachers always work hard .
--Submitted by a student

Excellent music program. Mr. Chandler is the absolute best.
--Submitted by a parent

Pinion mesa is a great place to learn! they reward us when were good, when we participate in spirit day, we do lunch time activities and the teachers are awesome! I love pmms!
--Submitted by a student

I love this school!I wish I could stay there for ever
--Submitted by a student

Pinon Mesa is overall a very nice school. We have large issues with some students... and they do affect the learning of us other students.
--Submitted by a student

I love Pinon Mesa it is one of the funnest schools that i have been to in Southern Californa! All of the teachers are so nice and they help u if u dont get it I have learned more here at Pinon Mesa then at any other school that i have bee to!
--Submitted by a student

The Pinon Mesa experience is always a pleasant one. The office people are friendly, the teachers are ready for business, and the counselors always have an open door. Above all the principals do there best to see things through in a timely manner. My daughter loved Pinon Mesa most for the awesome job of the ASB and the outstanding advisor who guides the young people at this school. Keep up the enthusiam!
--Submitted by a parent

The quality of most programs in general are very high. The problem I have is not just with PMMS but all schools in the Snowline district or any other school system that does this. If a student fails a class (like math)in 6th grade and then goes to summer school to make it up and fails that course also, they are still permitted to advance to 7th grade math the next year. Isn't this a formular for failure? If the student does not get the basics in 6th grade, how is he or she expected to know it in 7th grade? I feel the student should not be promoted or permitted to take the more advanced class until they pass the course and not wait until the 8th grade to retain them.
--Submitted by a parent