Martin Luther King Middle College

Public | 6-12 | 1242 students |  

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19535 East 46th Avenue

Denver, CO 80249

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Denver's Martin Luther King Middle College is a school that serves grades 6-12 in the Denver Public Schools district. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 2 out of 10.

This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 16 school community members.

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Posted on Jan 6, 2011
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this is an amazing school!! My friends and have learned alot they just treat us so GREAT!!

Posted on Oct 3, 2010
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Though this school isn't the best, every school can have it's benefits. I have to say, I learned pretty much exactly what my friend did at MLK in eighth grade while she went to Campus. And about the bad staff members, some of the teachers aren't that great, but my parents are both teachers, and if you knew some of the stuff going on in this district, you wouldn't blame teachers as much. (Probably.) Many of the teachers being bounced in and out are teachers that DPS is trying to get rid of. They place them in unpleasant situations, teaching more than one subject without a raise or putting them in different schools every year.

Posted on Jul 28, 2010
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First, the correct name of the school is MARTIN LUTHER KING JR EARLY COLLEGE. This is a wonderful school that has made great progress & many positive changes.They celebrated their 1st graduating class May 2010, with 100% college acceptance. I would send my kids here...oh wait, I do!
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Posted on Jan 26, 2010
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I dont think this school is to bad. I have found that the teachers do care, I think if the parrents got more involved there kids would do better. I see alot of the kids have no respect for the teachers and that makes it hard for them to teach. But if the parrents get involved there kids can do very good at this school my kid has all A's and 1 B
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Posted on Oct 21, 2009
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This school really do suck! unfortunately for our kids.. I agree with one of the parents that said it doesn't live up to it's name. The staff changes to frequently as well as the principal's.. There is not enough Caring teachers or parents in MLK.. to really make a change.. It has to start with us and the time is Now..our children are the ones suffering.. and just talking about it isn't going to fix we all Need to stand up like our parents had to for what they believe in.. And that should be better Education for our kids. Look at the Low Rating..No one should have their kid @ that school..lacking Education. We Need higher Educated Teacher's that are sincere and interested in our kids learning what they are there to teach! Let's take a Stand as Martin Luther King did!
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Posted on Apr 14, 2009
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I attended this school and graduated a year before they started reforming. (adding uniforms) This school left me about a year behind other students in the cherry creek school district. I learned pretty much everything I learned in the first three weeks of high school my whole 7th grade year and some of 8th.
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Posted on Dec 16, 2008
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Actually MLK has changed a lot. Now that Principle Smith is there, I have noticed that the school is more tight knit.
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Posted on Nov 11, 2008
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This school is terrible my daughter used to attend this school and it was very difficult to get the staff to do anything. You have stay on them to see any action or results. They are trying to reform but it is not enough the children are suffering. This school does not live up to it's name.
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Posted on Oct 7, 2008
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This is not a good school to send your children if you can avoide it. If you cant you really have to stay on top of the adminastration. Only becasue they actions regarding students are 'all students a gang members, or just bad kids' There are no second chances or any interventions there. They prefer to WEED out the bad kids and assume every kid is no good. They want to try to make a good impression on how they are changing however they been saying that for the past 5 years and nothing has changed except for the staff. Every year there excusses are 'we are changing for the good' However if you want your child to secceed in school have them go to a differnt school or even out of the district if you can.
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Posted on Dec 30, 2007
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i am a former student.! i just left this school about a month ago(moved) and it is not that bad of a school! i know it has a bad reputation but it really is improving, not because of the uniforms but because we have just got a better round of teachers in general and a better group of students.
--Submitted by a student


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