Honey Creek Middle School

The school may be good, but the students are not so nice. We transferred to this school, and they are not welcoming. They pick on people, bully them and tease them for their accents. When i ask for help from the teachers they tell me to go back and try again, without explaining things to me. As a transfer student, we haven't covered some of these things yet in my old school, but I am supposed to figure it out here.

i lovethis school this the best school
--Submitted by a student

Three of my children attend this school for sixth grae and so far they love it!! Keep Up The Good Work Mr. Sheehan
--Submitted by a parent

Both of my children attended Honey creek and I firmly believe that they received an education that compares to any school in the nation. The teachers care about the kids and the parents are heavily involved.
--Submitted by a parent

This is the one of the best schools in the nation. The academics are well-organized and I find it challenging for someone like me. Both of my parents, my aunts, uncles, and two sisters have all graduated from this wonderful middle school. I do, however, wish that there were more clubs instead of so many sports options.
--Submitted by a student

Both my son and daughter were graduated from this school. I believe that this school has one of the top acamdemic program includeing math, science and english in the nation. My son is a second year medical school student after he graduated from Caltech. My dauther is a freshman at the Princeton University at the age of 16. Their academic fundation was built from this school's education. Parents are very involved with the school's program.
--Submitted by Frank Ko, a parent

This middle school consistently wins all of the regional academic competetions (math counts, spell bowl, etc) and frequently band competitions as well. My daughter would be top of her class anywhere else in town but here she is one of many bright students and feels challenged. I have been impressed by the course offerings, including algebra for high school credit, and enough exposure to computers to have learned to type.
--Submitted by a parent

I have one son in 6th grade at Honey Creek. This school seems to be right on in so many areas. I am disappointed in the amount of extra-curricular activities. I would like to see additional sports added at this level. I would also like to see the beginning of some clubs. My huge disappointment is there is no foriegn language offered. It should begin in elementary but at the least in Middle School. Vigo County kids have to wait and struggle through in high school when it is much more difficult for them to catch on and become fluent. It should at least be offered as an enrichment type elective.
--Submitted by a parent