I have my second child there and I love the teachers and how they go the extra mile for all the kids. It is well run and organized.
—Submitted by a parent

The 6 grade gold teachers are truly invested in the students. My son has really matured this year.
—Submitted by a parent

Parkview is a great school because they have a program where the boys and girls are separated to help the kids focus on whats important and they use emamil to reach out to the parents and let them know whats going on.
—Submitted by a parent

i am currently putting a second child thru Parkview. The faculty and staff love kids and will help in any way they can to ensure the child's success in school and in life.
—Submitted by a parent

6th Grade Gold Teachers do a wonderful Job.
—Submitted by a parent

My youngest child is now attending. Both have enjoyed the school, and the teachers are very involved with children's successes in academics.
—Submitted by a parent

This is our 4th child we have sent to Parkview and it is a wonderful school. The building needs updated a bit but still a great place.
—Submitted by a parent

The staff go the extra mile and care about our kids!
—Submitted by a parent

6 Gold Teachers are awesome! They go the extra mile to connect with the students and make learning fun.
—Submitted by a parent

I've taken time to visit/observe my son & his teachers in the classrooms, and students in the halls. From what I saw. I'm certain the education quality can & must be raised. The tolerance level for staff must be lowered. Re-examine the curriculum, very ineffective we must return to the core for 6th & 7th graders, english, math, social studies, science, an art, language and IT added by 8th grade. This sets an unwavering foundation for future subjects. These are the main courses government tested, give it all you've got, challenge our kids they deserve it.
—Submitted by Vanessa, a parent

Overall, I would have to say I have had very positive experiences with both of my kids who have attended Parkview. However, I do have to question some people's judgement when the HomeEc Dept. sent home the real-life babies during ISTEP week. ISTEP week was not a good choice for a time to assign this project when they had been stressing that the kids get plenty of rest so they could do their best, now, was it?
—Submitted by a parent

Okay, you go in the front door and can walk right past the office without anyone questioning you. Half the time you have to announce yourself to the office staff because they are too busy talking about what they're going to eat for lunch. The kids are allowed to sign themselves in and out. They are not monitored thoroughly enough in my opinion. Teachers allow way too much to go on without consequencing the students. The students are calling people during class without permission and the teachers do not do anything about it. Overall, I have not been impressed with Parkview. They have some major kinks that need to be worked out.
—Submitted by a parent

Both of my sons have attended Parkview. The administration is great, very knowledgable and genuinely concerned about the kids. The music department is top notch...Congratulations Mr. Akers!
—Submitted by a parent

My daughter is in her third year at this school and loves it. She has just about hated all other schools her entire life but loves this one. Over the summer she says that she cant wait to go back! Her grades have improved also.
—Submitted by Ikecia, a parent

I am a student at Parkview middle school and next year will be my third year there. While i have attended Parkview, I have had no problems with the school and/or the teachers or other students enrolled there. I dont think most people that look at Parkview think it is a good school because they have heard it is a rough school but if you went to school there or has a child that goes to school there you would see that it really isn't.
—Submitted by Ashley Spence, a former student

I think that Parkview Middle isn't very good. The teachers do not care about us, and they are mean. Parkview isn't a good school. When I'm a father, my kid aint goin here.
—Submitted by Nicheel Morris, a student

My son will be going to Parkview. The help I got from the office staff about information about the school was great to me and my son they really answered are questions. It seems like they do care about the education of the children.
—Submitted by Kristina Hooker, a parent