Public | 6-8 | 683 students |
PHONE: (410) 313-5022
Elkridge's Mayfield Woods Middle School serves grades 6-8 in the Howard County Public School System district. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 7 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.
This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 21 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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2.6 miles | |||
2.7 miles | |||
Elkridge Landing Middle School 3.1 miles | |||
Our Lady of Perpetual Help School 3.1 miles |
I have 2 sons that attended here and the staff support is wonderful. My boys are no angels and need the extra push to keep them on track, socially and academically. They received it here. I had an issue with a teacher and we solved our issue like adults. I was satisfied with the positive outcome. If you follow the rules, check-up on your child (behavior & homework), and follow-up with teachers, your child will do well. The principal is friendly,approachable, and supportive. She is no push-over. She does her job well with the right balance of strictness and kindness. Everyone under her leadership are the same. Finally, you get back what you put in and more. If you get involved in the PTA or volunteer occasionally, you will see first hand what I'm talking about, not just with my boys but with all students. Most of the students are respectful towards each other and respect school rules. Now, this observation relates to the students of 2009-2012.
There is a lot of bullying in this school. The sad part is the staff will bully students and parents. The students bully and get away with it. Then the school covers it up. I will not miss this school. I expect better from Howard County and would encourage the Board of Education to take a close look at this school and parents start taking every problem to the Board of Education. The most heart breaking is you have a few great staff members there surrounded by a bunch of bad ones. This school needs to be put in check and the staff needs to reminded why their there. Maybe instead of moving principals they need to move teachers to new schools.
MWMS is not what I expected it to be, there are a VERY few amazing teachers such as (Mr.MacGregor = AMAZING) who put an emphasis on education and don't pass judgement on a child for their financial state or their parents financial state. Every since my family relocated to MD and my daugher began at MWMS there has been nothing but DRAMA with the teachers for their attention or lack there of. Teachers (NOT ALL) at MWMS determine how they feel about children regardless if the child has NEVER did anything disrespectful to them and from there they treat the child a certain way which I do not agree with and will NEVER agree with. I won't name names because I just won't however I am in the process of trying to MOVE just to not have MWMS be the school of choice for my address. My daughter is BLESSED and I am not sure the teachers appreciate a child who has a lot even though the child is EXCELLENT is school academically.
This is my granddaughters first year in Middle school and Mayfield has made the transition so easy for her. This school really cares about their students
The principal and teachers really cared about each student as a whole being, not just their academic needs. My child is very creative, an artist, and she thrived in the supportive learning environment they provided. I think this is because, at least a few years ago, the principal there was such a supportive person for faculty as well as students that you could sense a spirit of love and cooperation when visiting the main office. It was a cheerful place to be, whether working or learning!
This school rocks!!!!!!!!!!!! The teachers are soooooooooooooo nice i wish i could stay forever!!!!!!!
Some groups of students seem to be a little out of control and the administration does not seem to have a handle on this. Lots of fights- No real clubs or sports teams, they would probably help with the fighting and general attitude of the students. Most of the teachers are really great and seem to care about the students.
This school has a few problems with fights and related issues. I find the teachers at Mayfield Woods to be excellent in teaching information. However, the extracurricular activities could be improved. no drama porgram...there should be one! There arent even any sports that compete....all the sports programs do is teach you how, which is ok, but basically pointless...also the school has an awesome band and chorus program...The chorus went to state adjudication last year! Yaaay! o yea! I love mayfield over all! Yaaay go bulldogs
This school had an overall positive impact on me. Most of the teachers were great. Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Rudden, Mr. Freeman,and Ms. Anderson were great teachers. Overall this was a great school.
I have a 9th grader and a 7th grader. Both have found accademic success and personal growth with the help and support of the staff at MWMS. The quality of academic programs is amazing especially when the teachers are given the leeway to choose the best 'style' for its class/students. I feel there needs to be more emphasis on music/art programs. This allows the students to express themselves in another avenue while using the conventional education given to them. I feel the teachers go the extra mile to help students who thrive and seek out those that need that little extra help to succeed. Parental involvement is at a minumum and could be improved. Overall, my experience with MWMS has been a positive one and I would highly recommend it.
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