Public | 6-8 | 890 students |
Columbus's Woodward Park Middle School serves grades 6-8 in the Columbus City Schools City School District. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 3 out of 10.
This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 35 school community members.
School highlights:
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Columbus Humanities Arts Elementary School 0.9 miles |
THIS IS THE BEST SCHOOL IN COLUMBUS I AM SO GLAD MY CHILDREN HAD THE CHANCE TO GO HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is great school and had improved VERY much from last year. My child is sensitive an from another district so when I sent him to Wiidward Park I thought that I may have made a mistake. Infact I did him a favor. He has made freinds and he gets involved in sports now! In his old school (he attended Westerville and Worthing schools both) he NEVER was invloved in anything and never played sports. People in this school are great. He has made freinds and maintains a VERY good grade. His grade ponint average is 4.0 which has NEVER happened. Thankyou Woodward Park staff! I RECOMEND THIS SCHOOL TO ANY PARENT WHO WANTS A BETTER EDUCATION! IT DOESNT MATTER WERE YOUR CHILD IS FROM!
woodward park is a great school for you child to go there your child will fill safe
i have had my child go to multuple schools and Woodword Park Middle School is his favorite school. His grades have came up and he is a brighter child. He has more friend. Nobody makes fun of him. I dont know why someone wouldnt like to go transfer there son/daughter to Woodword Park! The princable had a little talk with him at first and he just started improving since then! 5 stars no doubt. We tried Heritage, Blendon, and Walnut Springs but none of them helped him...and now, he LOVES school. Always bragging to his friend how awesome his school is! My opinion TRANSFER YOUR CHILD TO WOODWORD PARK!!! Many people think it is a bad school but unless you've been there you should talk because it is a fantastic school!!!!!1
from a students point of view ( G.T student average 3.8) Woodward park is awesome with all the students around you would think it was a bad school, but we are a very well maintained school
We moved from another state and my son came from the charter school system in which there is better discipline, more effort from the teachers to help the children succeed and better communication. My son will NOT be back next year.
if you want your child to be truly happy at their school,dont send them to woodward park middle school!
This school is the biggest and best middle school in Columbus. The academics are wonderful, students and staff are always engaged and they always make you feel welcome. This school is great and often labled a 'bad school'. This school is very nice and close to homes. I think the behavior of this school has changed drastically since the past 5 or so years.
This school is great but the students messes everything up, too much ghetto kids. ive heard it was a good school 3 years ago but know it just changed.
This school has improved immeasurably over the past 2 1/2 years. The new principal in 2005 made changes that hopefully will continue now that she has retired. The discipline is so much better, my son felt much safer there, the academics are very important. They have the best music program anywhere. My son very much enjoyed his last 2 years at this school.
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