Eagleview Middle School

my daughter is traditional ( non-arts) and she is a TAG student. We absolutely love the school. She has acclimated well from elementary to middle school. Yes, there is more homework but not much( thanks to her previous teacher). Yes, kids have to be responsible and organized. I love the online grades/homework postings. I always know when things are due and her teachers are amazing at returning emails. The school has so many wonderful extracurricular activities. Overall a top-notch school.
--Submitted by a parent

I loved Eagleview, their athletics are the best you can get ever! The teachers are really fun, some may be hard though. Now with all those reviews talking about teachers ignoring kids is a lie, the child obviously isn't asking for help, the teacher has a million assignments to grade and a a ton of other stuff, their not there to hold the kids hand. That's why it's middle school, to teach them how to be independent, same with the lockers. Also no teacher doesn't post due dates they are always on the board. Hey and I'm dyslexic too but the teachers still expect you to do work. Ya it is more of a challenge but I had to learn to persevere though and if your babying your child like that and holding them back they'll never succeed. All together Eagleview is a wonderful school.

My child has dyslexia. The district did it's testing and she fell 1% over their cutoff. The school said she is ineligible for special education. The Dean of Students asked me, "Why would I want to slap a label on my child". My child has a learning disability and needs the extra help. I am not impressed with their disregard for students who need help. Very disappointed, my child will not be returning to Eagleview.
--Submitted by a parent

An average middle school in a great neighborhood. We pulled our son out of the school due to the Academic Arts Academy being dissolved into the regular school, which left him just another number in the system and completely lost. The online system for tracking homework and progress is poor at best in keeping on top of what the kids are doing and any missing work. It is an okay setup for kids who are independent and do not need any monitoring at all. The school expects teachers to update grades and assignments only once a week, so the remainder of the week you and your child are left guessing as to what is due and what is missing. A large number of my son's friends have also left the school for home schooling opportunities. Charter schools near the area are also good.
--Submitted by a parent

This school is very good with a friendly staff, a wide choice of exploratories, and great core classs. Also, it has a wide variety of sports for girls and boys.
--Submitted by a student

It's a good school in a great school district. The teachers are upbeat and willing to teach young minds!

We moved from Wichita, ks. and it has been a challenge for my son. He is doing alot better now I thank all the wonderful teachers and the total support the give to both the kids and parents. Thank you
--Submitted by a parent

After having my children in some of the worst schools in the country, Eagleview is not one of them. I can see where someone may think that the faculty and staff are unhelpful and standoffish. However, the principal is helpful. She listens and cares about the school and the students. My middle schooler has excelled since coming here. Coming from an out of state school district where there was no money and the teachers didn't care; where education was low on the governments list. The teachers at Eagleview worked with my student to get her caught up with the other students. There may be other schools better then Eagleview, but they can't be that much better.
--Submitted by a parent

Eagleview consistently underwhelms me. They are unhelpful, standoffish, and full of their self importance. Maybe the school will finally improve once the principle leaves.
--Submitted by a parent

An outstanding progressive middle school. Eagleview is always pushing the envelope in molding our young leaders of tomorrow
--Submitted by a parent