Don't know if this is the place to leave a few comments but here goes. I don't understand why you…read morelet Seniors graduate and not know how to write a resume to apply for a job when 99% of the work force wants a resume from the person applying for a job. I understand that the class is an elective but this should be a required course by the time they graduate and knowing how to work a check book. These courses could be taken in English and Math you as a school system are not preparing them for the world as we know it to be prepared to take on the role as a young adult. Thank you Sue Wilcox

This is one of the smallest schools in the school district but over all is probably one of the best…read morestaffed schools even though it's one of the oldest schools around, I personally attend my elementary school days here and enjoyed ever year of it.

Beautiful new school. We visited for a cross town girls volleyball game. Excellent gym and…read morefacilities.

I received my high school education here and while I always heard the staff talk about how…read moreBlacksburg high school would be our "home", I honestly can't say I felt that. To me, this was a place where SOME teachers would make fun of students already being made fun of and give certain students special privileges and punish others for the same things... some teachers didn't even exactly care what was being taught in my personal opinion (ex. crossword puzzles in place of quizzes, getting grades for taking notes?). There's a lot left to be desired. It's been a few years (some things may have changed), and while I do miss some experiences here, it wasn't because of the school. This school in my honest opinion could use some work in vetting teachers more thoroughly and nourishing each individual child's special abilities and personality. Make EVERYBODY feel like a somebody. Two teachers I had that were very kind and special to me were Mrs. Hughes and Mr. Davis. They both were so respectful to all students and actually TAUGHT! I was always eager to learn and participate in their classes.

Went to all of these school. Bad education. No discipline reinforcement. Just all around a bad…read moreschool.

Our son graduated from SCA, an amazing school excelling in academics & athletics. SCA offers K4…read morethrough 12th grade with every single graduate going on to college, every one with several scholarships offered. SCA is very affordable and will prepare your child to have a Christian worldview. They offer tours at your convenience.

From the owner: Spartanburg Christian Academy is a member of SCISA, South Carolina Independent Schools Association…read moreand is Advanced Ed. accredited to ensure the requirements to receive a South Carolina high school diploma. SCA exists as a ministry of First Baptist Church of North Spartanburg. We join with our parents in encouraging our students to be lifelong disciples of Christ through the missions of Evangelism, Discipleship, Giving and Prayer. Our faculty and staff strive to lead each student to experience a personal saving relationship with Christ. The Bible is God's inerrant Word and is the basis of all instruction and the test of all truth. God has not made, and He doesn't maintain, anything in the world that is without meaning and beauty. It is our task and our goal to seek the knowledge and understanding of that meaning and beauty through intellectual and spiritual endeavor. We promote academic excellence and critical thinking throughout the teaching of the basic doctrines of the Christian faith, equipping students to live Godly lives in a global society. Our school teaches honor of the body as the temple of God. As basic doctrines of the Christian faith are taught, students are challenged to apply the principles learned to daily living. As God's stewards, each student is encouraged to make wise use of time and to use material things for the glory of God.

Located between SouthPark and Dilworth neighborhoods, this Middle School is in a prime spot. Now I…read morecan't review the school itself since I am way past middle school age... but I come here often to use the school's track. Usually in the mornings. There are other fitness groups that use the track F3 and other running groups, but usually everyone is pretty nice (especially at 5am). The track itself is not lit (lighted), but the streetlights from Runnymede give you enough ambient light to run on the track early on. Just try not to wear all black - unless you are going for a ninja look or trying to scare someone. Aside from the track - there are plenty of parking spaces and access to the fields. A lot of times I see the F3 guys rolling around in the grass, or doing suicide runs on the basketball courts. I'm just happy I actually got out of bed at that hour to run.

Alexander Graham was an alright school. Took it 2013-2016. Lots of unnecessary homework but you…read morelearn quite a bit. Not very many extra-curricular activities.

Great school, teachers, sports team, and technology. Including smartboards, laptops, computers.read more

2011 Information…read more 11900 Bailey Road Cornelius, NC 28031 Courier # 313 P: 980-343-1068 | F: 980-343-1069 Principal: Jennifer Dean Zone: Northeast Bell Schedule: 9:15 AM - 4:15 PM Grades: 6-8 Email - baileymiddle@cms.k12.nc.us Bailey Middle School opened for its first year in August, 2006. The park facility includes two baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, basketball courts and a number of soccer fields. In the first year, Bailey Middle School fielded thirteen athletic teams. Student interest in the teams continues to be high and parental support is exceptional. The Golf and Girls' Soccer teams were conference champions. Other athletic teams were also very successful. Clubs and organizations at the school offer opportunities to compete academically. Fifth block clubs include Robotics, Shakespeare, Odyssey of the Mind and others. The Bailey Battle of the Books team were area champions and placed second in the district competition. The goal of the staff at Bailey Middle is to work together to create a community of learners. Bailey Middle School is among the few public middle schools in North Carolina to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 9 out of 10.

mannn FUCK this school i went here during 6th grade and now…read moreim in 10th idk whats changed but i assume nothing since its a CMS school. i was getting bullied really badly. i tried taking it up with the counselors, and they just told me to "try avoiding them" during and outside of class. MF THEY ARE SITTING RIGHT NEXT TO ME the teachers did nothing to solve this, the one spesific teacher was ms elliot man she can go to hell i hate her they cancelled field trips because we "misbehaved" too much and blamed the entire grade on it. i remember getting in trouble with the principal and admins because i was NEAR someone who said some slurs or something. i never even heard them say anything and yet they pulled me out of class for it??? if your gonna bring your kid here from any other CMS school, just dont. its also very overcrowded, and almost nobody cares about their job there. also its next to hough which has a bomb threat like every week so yeah fuck cms and fuck you guys