King George Middle School

Public | 7-8 | 637 students |  

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8562 Dahlgren Rd

King George, VA 22485

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King George Middle School serves grades 7-8 in the King George County Public Schools district. It is among the few public middle schools in Virginia to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 8 out of 10.

This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 16 school community members.

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Posted on Feb 6, 2011
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I've dealt with the middle school and I have to say, it is the absolute worse school. And that is saying a lot given that we are from the kingdom of bad schools, PG County, MD. It's mainly the principal of this school that makes it so bad. She lacks professionalism, respect, and she's a bully to the kids and some parents and teachers. Why she remains in this position baffles me. . . The teachers, however, are very good. My daughter never had any complaints about a teacher, yet, the administration needs a serious overhaul.
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Posted on Nov 25, 2010
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I am a student at King George Middle School and I personally LOVE it! Most of the teachers are nice, and I the new band teacher and our old teacher, who now teaches at the high school, are both really good and they are willing to work with you, and are friendly. The only problem i have is that the auditorium is a little crowded, since we have advanced in student range to about 800 students. I have another problem with reading out loud, because I am in 8th grade, and I wasn't reading out loud in third.
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Posted on May 3, 2010
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This is the worst school my kids have ever attended and we have lived all over the country, The worst problem is the principle. She is a bully. She is dis organized and lacks the ability to run the school effectively. For instance we moved into the old high school. We had open house and she didn't plan for a lot of parents attending. You couldn't get into the auditorium so most parents didn't get to hear what was going on. I guess it came as a surprise that with there would be a large attendance because none of the students had been in the new building. When they send home interims they don't make just one - every class sends a page home. My kid came home with 6 sheets of paper. the other schools are able to do it so why can't the middle school?
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Posted on Dec 9, 2009
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As a very active parent in the school system I'm proud of the efforts the principle of this school has made to turn things around drastically. Although there are budget issues more here then anywhere, it is still great to see the standard of learning scores have increased dramatically!! After all that's why my kids go to school to LEARN! My hat goes off to the staff and all of it's accomplishments. Especially thoseos the principles Ms. A
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Posted on Aug 6, 2009
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This was the worst school my child attended. Treated disrespectfully by a certain teacher. Then when complaints were made, denials ensued. The Principal is the worst there is. Stafford schools are much better with honest and reputable teachers and staff.
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Posted on Jun 12, 2009
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Although SOL scores have improved, do not be fooled. This school is very poor, stocked with legacy teachers and a pervasive attitude of indifference. This is not a middle school -- it is an elementary school for 7th and 8th graders. Your child will experience a zero defect environment and will get a referral and ISS for something as trivial as gum chewing. This is not preparation for high school. We have experienced both grades with 2 different children, and as much as we have engaged as PTA members, sadly...it's too broke for us to continue another year. Avoid, go to Stafford or Spotsy, but avoid KGCS in general and this school in particular. If your child is an athlete, avoid. He can swap helmets with one of the other football players. No softball, no baseball. No coaches with any experience. Other extracurricular activities are unbelivably weak. Run away.
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Posted on May 15, 2008
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Though I wish there was more selection in electives like my son's former school, I am happy at the overall teachings my son has received since we moved here 2 years ago. Of course, everyone knows that a parent cannot depend on school to teach everything! Parents are the main teachers in the child's life! As he is getting ready to be a highschooler, I am happy that the past 2 years have taught him to enjoy adjust to different school, to know his priorities (sports vs academic achievements) and to understand that the world we live in have different kinds of people. I believe the school administration focuses on the well-being of the students while they are in-school also.
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Posted on Nov 6, 2006
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KGMS might not be the best but overall, I'm satisfied with the results sofar as I watch my son's adjustment to a transferred school this year though I wish there is more selection in the electives available like his former one. It is great to receive emails from teachers letting parents know of the agenda for the week in a particular class. Plus the results in important exams!
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Posted on Sep 21, 2006
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The overall standards of kgms is very bad they don't have very good teachers the school is overcrowded the lockers are too small the band has very old instruments the band teacher is very good though.
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Posted on Apr 14, 2005
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King George schools are lacking alot. The teachers (with the exception of a few) are un caring and pay very little attention to the students. They go over the stuff very quickly and very rarely go back over it. Another thing King George is lacking is discipline These are just a view things I think the school. The overall condition of the school is below average. People just don't get involved enough.
--Submitted by Nicole Heironimus, a student


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