Public | 6-8 | 1069 students |
Lake Forest Middle School, located in Cleveland, Tennessee, serves grades 6-8 in the Bradley County 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 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 19 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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2.5 miles | |||
3.9 miles | |||
4.1 miles | |||
4.6 miles |
im in the 6th grade and i like this school but theres too much fighting, preps, and bullies. If they stop that, i might go back to LFMS and see my friends again!
im going into the 8th grade this coming year, and i dont really like this school. i mean, i like the teachers, but theres a fighting problem, lets just put it that way. i love some of the teachers, but the other students there are a problem, sometimes. i love the dances and spirit activities.
Im a student at lake forest i am going into the 8th grade. And i the ink it is an amazing school. Enough said...
I have two children attending Lake Forest. The staff is very friendly and always answer any email,phone calls and notes. My children have enjoyed the monthly dances and have been involved in the band and sports. Their personal grades have improved. This school has great support from the parents and in the children's spirit. Kids are proud to say that they attend Lake Forest. Keep up the great work staff !
It seems to be a very nice school, but when you call the school for any reason, the lines are constantly busy and you can never get through. It would be horrible if there were an emergency and you desperately needed to reach someone there.
This school is awesome! Love the faculty, teachers, and kids.
I had both of my children at Taylor Elementary last year so I assumed Lake Forest would be just as awesome as Taylor was/is. I had never been so impressed with a school as I had been with Taylor. Lake Forest has been shocking in comparison. I still am not sure which person is the principal. He stays out of sight Mr. Shoemaker needs to give this guy some lessons on how to have a great school. The students run wild and the teachers don't want to be bothered. I have sent many notes and emails and have never had any respopnse. Very sad!
I love Lake Forest! Lake Forest is the best scholl ever! I play on the 6th and 7th grade basketball team! All the teachers are fun,sweet,awsome, and loving! Keep doing your job Lake Forest! I really love Lake Forest i wasn't sure if i wanted to go to Ocoee or Lake Forest so i decided to try Lake Forest and i bet Ocoee would have been boring i am so thankful for my friends that go there i am a 'A' student so i have no problem there i am in building 9 i play basketball on V and JV i hope i play again next year and will be able to play on 7th and 8th thank you Mr.Stephonson you are a great principal and thank you teachers and student aides i love you all.
I wasn't sure about sending my kids to Lake Forest. I already had my oldest attending Ocoee Middle, which he hated it. My youngest decided to go to Lake Forest because of friends going there. I ending moving my oldest there, I am so glad that I did. It has made a huge difference in my oldest grades, attitude about going, and better outlook on the future. My youngest is an 'A' student, so we don't have a problem at all. The teachers, office staff, and Mr. Stephenson is wonderful. I encourage people to go to Lake Forest.
I love Lake Forest I am a student there and I have hated all of my past schools but I love Lake Forest
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