Curtis Inge Middle School

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1201 North 8th St

Noble, OK 73068

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Curtis Inge Middle School, located in Noble, Oklahoma, serves grades 6-8 in the Noble School District. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 5 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.

This school has an average Community Rating of 2 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 11 school community members.

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Posted on Apr 11, 2012
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A all around disappointment find another junior high for your kids sake. This school does not even follow there own hand book. Oh and I pay for this bus system every year when I pay taxes,it should be better as well.
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Posted on Feb 22, 2012
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I am new the Noble school area and the people of Noble do not realize how nice they have it here in Noble. We came from California and I had to pay 400.00 year for bus transportation. Also they would not allow parents to come to the school without setting an appointment. I believe we are lucky to have a staff and a district like Noble.
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Posted on Oct 16, 2011
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I agree the 5 star has to be written by the faculty. Probably the secretary who we have had many problems with. Her rude behavior shouldn't be allowed. I have watched her chastise children with mental disabilities. If she does it in front of parents, what does she do when no parents are around? We as tax payers, pay these people's salaries. We need to stand up and not allow this behavior, it's pathetic.
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Posted on Oct 1, 2011
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i have to choose one star it wont let me bypass it, however I strongly believe a faculty member wrote the 5 star comment below. I can say NOble does not want parents involved they are educated enough to switch a childs class however not enough to pick up a phone and tell there parent also there science teacher is able to talk badly about students in front of other students and deny it when confronted by a parent and also after the denial appoligise to the student for the incident my child has been asked to record comments next time I go to the news and yes i save my emails. The Math teacher is wonderful. Every time any of my family have been to the office theres 6 or so kids up there because they have no class to be in and the office staff is inconsiderate. The bus's are horrible if you are thinking of moving into this school district I would strongly sugguest looking else where I have heard Bethel Acres is nice and just a few miles east. I do have to say theat KID and Hubbard so far have been great and I do hope CIMS has some changes made quickly or I will be looking at other options for my other child I do know they should fire everyone at CIMS and rehire the few good ones
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Posted on Dec 7, 2010
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Great School! Great Teachers! Great Community! My child has been attending the middle school for two years. He loved his sixth grade experience! Yes, just like all the other sixth graders that were entering the middle school for the first time, he was very nervous at first. But the staff and principals made sure the students felt safe and comfortable, and worked extremely hard on making this transition a smooth one. He is now a seventh grader and is truly enjoying this year as well. Even though he is now a middle schooler , my wife and I are still very involved with his education and are glad to know that the teachers and principals have a vested interest in communicating with the parents. I know middle school can be a hard time for students, and not all reviews written will always be positive, but I believe CIMS is a great school with some really great and caring teachers. Thank you CIMS for taking care of and educating my son!
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Posted on Nov 16, 2010
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Well i am a alumni of Noble and regret the fact in wanting to allow my nieces, nephews, and my own child attend here. When a child is so hyped about being in sports and then after you shell out all the money for the equipment, uniforms, and gas to go to the game they don't even get to play. NO CHILD SHOULD GO HOME CRYING BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE TO PLAY. That is bad coaching not bad parenting. when I get a chance my child will be out of this school never to return on the basis of her education and her emotional stability thanks to NOBLE ATHLETICS!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted on May 5, 2010
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I have never had a problem with Noble schools, my daughter has always had good grades and has always been on the honor roll. I would tell anyone if they asked that they should enroll their children in these schools. My son has done better at Noble than any other school he has gone to.
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Posted on Dec 31, 2009
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i dont know how you choose PRESCHOOL but i wouldnt let my children go to this school if i had to i would drive them daily to school so that would actually et a good education
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Posted on Mar 13, 2009
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Curtis Inge, Wow. My children also previously homeschooled. There is very poor communication between the school and parents. The special education department is laughable which is dissappointing after hearing such good things about the school.
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Posted on Oct 9, 2007
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My son started this school as a post-homeschooler. I should have kept him at home! Bad communication between school staff members and parents. Child is presumed guilty...period! Placement testing...yea right, I never saw or heard about the results. Still waiting on them.
--Submitted by a parent


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