Lyndon H Strough Middle School

I went to this school both my 7th and 8th grade year and the teachers were a bit rude to the students. It's like the teachers aren't really in the right mind to teach. The possible good thing (If only the good thing) is remodeling the school and gym.

I have had three children go through this school and I have to say that there are some great educators involved in our childrens education. Amongst these great educators are the few who really do not care about the children but have found a comfortable way to make a living yet are not vested in the progress of children. Another big concern is the administration both at the school and in the board office.
—Submitted by a parent

I agree. If this school had to live up to real standards, it would never make it. It almost seems like they are afraid to confront certain groups of kids and would rather just deal with the bullying and bad behavior by ignoring it. It will never change unless the parents get together and demand, as a group, that these things stop. Even if you call the schoolboard, all you get are a bunch of excuses and they try to blow you off. My kids are important and I care about how they are being treated at school. I don't just send them off to school with no care.
—Submitted by a parent

No confidence in staff that will allow our students satisfaction or learning. Rude, bullies, gangs throughout the school.
—Submitted by a parent

I went to this school in the 2006-2007 school year. The facility is horrible. The building is very, very humid in only 80 degree weather. I moved here in january of 07, and i was in the honors classes. The things i did in those clases were things i did at my old school 1-2 years ago. I was very dissapointed with the facility and the teachers.
—Submitted by a student

I do not like this school. My daughter goes here and she is not learning anything at all. The teachers dont care and theres no discipline she deserves a better education
—Submitted by a parent

Advanced and AIS programs available. Teaming approach used. Orchestra, band, chorus, drama classes as well as theatre productions. Parent involvement is increasing.
—Submitted by a parent