Public | 6-8 | 1090 students |
Hidden Oaks Middle School, located in Palm City, Florida, serves grades 6-8 in the Martin County Public Schools district. It is among the few public middle schools in Florida to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 9 out of 10.
This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 28 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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1.2 miles | |||
Walden Academy of Higher Learning 3.3 miles | |||
First Baptist Christian School 3.4 miles | |||
3.5 miles |
This school was a dissapointment to say the least. With a few exceptions, the teachers appeared to be unhappy and the students... WOW is all I can say. Big group of self entitled here, not a nice bunch. My son absolutely hated going to this school.
Truly dedicated teaching staff and a great student body!
my son went their and the teachers were exellent
this school is okay, the teachers are pretty cool. and i love lunch.
Okay so this is my 8th grade year and hear me out: HOMS is the best school in the area, I won't lie, yes there are your typical preps, cheerleaders, jocks and all the other stereotypes, but if you just avoid and ignore them they won't affect your life. HOMS does have a great academic program if you wish to pursue a higher education. The gifted teachers may be harsh at times but in the end you'll realize that you actually learned a lot. The P.E. program is nice, because if you have a tough time athletically, it isn't too rigorous, but you also can get a good workout if you choose to. HOMS bands are outstanding, we have one of the best director's Mr. Allen Gilbert (no one can even remember when he started teaching), and dedicated students make All-State each year. Go to HOMS and you'll be happy.
I absolutly love teaching at Hidden Oaks Middle School. The administration, staff and teachers go above and beyond to put learning first. Student achievment and character development are a top priority at HOMS. The atmosphere is very friendly and supportive of all who attend and work at Hidden Oaks. I would not work at any other school.
Hidden Oaks is an excellent school! Some drama, but stay away from it and you are good! All my teachers this year are greart! I love this school and this would be the only one in the district that I would ever go to! It is awesome, and since this is my 1st year, starting 7th grade I thought would be a challenge considering that everyone else went there the year before and has all ready got settled with their friends I fit in perfectly! My friends are awesome and I am so happy to call this place my school!
I love Hidden Oaks! It is a great school. They have nice teachers and caring students. They can have a few students that are bitchy but over all its great. I am on the cheer team and I do art club. Everyone is nice and they have great things. GO SHARKS!
Hidden Oaks Middle School has a wonderfully professional faculty that has challenged my daughter to reach her highest potential. As a student in the gifted program, my daughter has excelled academically, made wonderful friends amongst teachers and fellow students. Her teachers have been wonderful mentors who have taken a very personalized approach to teaching. Clearly la creme de la creme of Martin County, FL
Im in 7th grade at Hidden Oaks and I love it there! I have learned so much and have been going there since last year! The teachers are oh so nice to! I wouldnt leave this school for anything. Also we have a wonderful dress code except for wearing collared shirts. If I could chose any middle school to go to I would go to Hidden Oaks!
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