Kettering Middle School

I think KMS is a great school with outstanding teachers! I really like how they have the units separated, it makes the transition from elementary to middle school so much easier on the parents and kids.
--Submitted by a parent

This is a fantastic school in so many ways, I can't even begin to describe them all here!
--Submitted by a parent

I am a parent and was very impressed with Kettering Middle School when my 2 oldest children attended the school and never had any problems. My youngest child is now attending in 6th and this has been the worse and most negative year our family has every experienced with a school. It all comes down to the teachers want all the children to learn the same and I believe these is not a good system in place for a child that doesn't learn in the normal class room environment.
--Submitted by a parent

I am a student attending this school. All of the teachers are fun, as well as fun to learn from. KMS is an excellent school; I wish I could stay there forever!
--Submitted by a student

My son attended 6th grade at KMS last year and the North Unit teaching team seemed to not communicate well with each other and the year was challenging for us and my son. This year in 7th grade has been so much better. Again, North Unit but this team is so receptive, caring and work together to help your child. Overall, KMS is an excellent school w/ great music programs. It is just too large to give much individual attention.
--Submitted by a parent

I attended KMS when it was still the KJH. I am impressed with the many improvements that have been made all around! My daughter is currently a 7th grader. She loves her teachers and they love their students!
--Submitted by a parent

It's not even the first day yet, and I'm already unimpressed. I think their '50% Rule' is a bunch of garbage. The 50% Rule is that the parents are only supposed to believe 50% of what their children come home and tell them about school - and the school administration will only believe 50% of what they tell them about home. There's nothing like expecting kids to be troublemakers and liars. I guess I just always believed that, while you prepared for the worst, you expected the best from your kids. And I, for one, trust my child. I just hope the school year goes better than orientation.
--Submitted by a parent