It was alright Umm so we haven't actually ever been there…read morebut I've heard it's pretty cool. So the rest of the words are gonna be random. But yeah it's definitely worth a try if you're looking to do it again and I don't know how much you want it is a lot more fun and it's a little more than that I just want you know how to get to the point of being there for a little while so you don't need a whole bunch to get there but you know what you

Bruh I will never disrespect a north cobbie again. I don't even go to this school but I left my…read morephone in the bathroom. I was super stressed out, knowing this is north cobb and ppl be flushing phones down the toilet and stuff. But bro. Someone turned it in and I got it back hassle free. U saved my life mysterious person. I will never disrespect a north cobbie again.

Durham Middle School faces significant challenges that impact the daily experiences of its students…read moreand staff. Concerns regarding safety and the campus environment are frequently raised, highlighting a need for improved security measures and behavioral support systems. Additionally, the quality of the school's nutrition program is a common point of frustration, with many describing the meals as unappealing. Furthermore, some feel the instructional staff lacks the necessary resources or engagement to effectively support student success, leading to a difficult educational atmosphere overall. also trae young is the goat

This school kind of sucks. The food has been questionable at times and is sort of overpriced. Plus,…read morethe free meal that you can get, which is an Uncrustable, has 590 calories. They've been making us pay for less and the milk cartoons are no better. Someone spilled their milk on the table and there were white lumps in the milk puddle. Also, you have to wait outside until 8:15 to come inside. Some kids one day had to eat a sandwich that had burnt bread translucent mayonnaise or cheese, we really couldn't tell, and soggy, mystery meat. I don't recommend this school.

It's just so utterly terrible. The school honestly makes me want to rip my ears out and make myself…read moreblind. For once I'm jealous of the deaf and blind because I at least don't have to see the large various colors of those who sag their pants and show half their entire underwear to the whole school or having to hear the N word thrown around more times than a Klansman. Don't even get me STARTED on the teachers. They are the most corny, aggressive and untamed animals in this zoo of a school district. Maybe if they had a different administration, different teachers, different students, different school style, different school board and different staff, I'd probably raise my rating to a solid two at best.

The school has a big drug problem, for one (I had to attend 5 mandatory seminars about heroin and…read moremeth for the THREE MONTHS I was there). I am not from Georgia, and this is the first school I attended when I moved here. I came around late Jan 2015 I believe. I was 14 years old. Everyone was initially nice, but towards the end of the semester, I just realized it is that southern hospitality facade. I experienced low-grade racism/microaggressions from the students and teachers. I had a music theory teacher (I think her name was Rhoades) that said she got tired of me worrying about my complexion when I looked in the mirror. The room I had class in had a mirror as a wall, and I did look at myself when I initially walked into class because what person does not look at themselves when they see one. Why would I need to worry about my complexion? I was 14 and completely comfortable in my skin. That comment struck me as wrong, like I needed to be worried or insecure. The comments from the students were mainly insinuating that they were "surprised" that the white guys were drawn to me (note, this school is majority white). I just looked confused, like, is it because I am not white that you are surprised? I also got comments from the guys that were like tropical this and that because I am of Latino ethnicity. All in all, the students and staff do not have the greatest morals in my own experience. I transferred to East Paulding and it was SO much better. I did not experience anything like that from the staff or students. Must be the income that makes a difference in the morals....

The bathrooms are awful, im a sixth grader with not high expectations, but this? NO. When first got…read moreto this school three people were vaping in my grade do not reccomend.

As an 8th grade student (as of 2022-2023 school year) I have been dealing with bullying and when i…read morego to a teacher for help, they will either tell me to suck it up or they will encourage the bullying. When i go to the principal for help, the front office staff will tell me "He isnt here right now but ill leave him a message". Two weeks later i havent gotten a call up to the front office. The lunch food is horrible!!!! the chicken is cold, the milk has been sitting out for god knows how long and the lunch people are really rude. They stole money out of my account! And the teachers, some should get fired but elsewhere the rest of the teachers are average or excellent. The bathrooms are always broken and theere is little to no water that comes out of the faucets. The unirals always get clogged up and flood the bathrooms. The teachers are allowed to cuss at students and ive heard a teacher call a black person a monkey and a n***a. And when i went to report it the staff thought i was joking!! And some teachers throw stuff at students. lunches are expensive for the quality that the food is so i reccomend that you bring a lunch as long as possible. And your required to wear a certian uniform for P.E. which is like 15-20 dollars. Dress code is strict. but its all on girls not boys. As for the LGBTQ+ community supporters and pride supporters, you will be lucky to survive a school year without either getting a concussion by getting your head slamed into a locker door. The locker times are a bit off and you cant put anything in there except unused school items, watter bottles, devices, lunch boxes, and jackets. If you decide to play an insturment, be ready to spend a lot of money. as a clarinet player and a bass clarinet player,i usually spend 600 dollars a year on the insturments for items like reeds, ligatures, cork grease, swabs, maitnence, and cleaning tools. So i reccomend getting an insturment from music and arts but i dont reccomend getting an insturment from amazon, ebay or another website that is sold by a private seller as the insturment could be damaged. There are a few structural problems like cracking in the outer walls, water stains, and poorly sealed exterior doors. Otherwise i would reccomend going to another middle school like lovingood or Mcclure Middle school.

Both of my boys went here all 3 years of middle school. It was a rough start for my oldest in…read more2020-2021 as we navigated covid schooling at home and then at school. I had dealt with staff members who were wrong, but overall things were made right. The band program was all but lost until Moses got Ms. Eddleman-Boyle who became both of my boys favorite teacher. The new leadership has definitely made changes for the better it seems. Teachers seem happier and while it is still a Middle School, as a parent I felt assured sending them there knowing they are in good hands.

it is a great place to take your students. They begin where your students are and educate them…read morefrom where they are on their educational journey,

Brookwood.... It's good from the children perspective as far as breaks and accommodations but it…read moreends there. They may spend 30 minutes on "Christian" things. Also, they don't communicate progress or what is being taught/learned. The administrators are uncommunicative and don't actually talk to people - just send out emails, even when they are asked to please call numerous times. We had a little trouble figuring out how to cover the tuition and rather than work with me, call me or talk through options they dismissed me. My child has been crying every day of the new school year, emotionally distraught and has lost all confidence that had finally been gained. The leadership and board doesn't really care about the students just about the money and the mask they show the community. Unfortunately the reviews don't always tell about the people they kick to the curb.

This place is a shit pit I have no idea how it's still open. One good thing are the Philly cheese…read moresteaks on Fridays though.

If you have the resources for ANY other educational opportunities for your children, please choose…read moreit. We've had nothing but problems from the teachers and administration while trying to get a quality education for our special needs child. The majority of teachers didn't want to be bothered with actually teaching and the principal was more interested in keeping us placated long enough to receive the Federal funds allocated to schools for "educating" special needs children. Massive FAIL for his school.

Couldn't be more excited about our kids going to Awtrey. Amazing administration who are diligently…read moreworking to make the middle school experience excellent. I have watched this school transform over the last five years!

As an alumna of NCCS, I can confidently say the school not only prepared me academically for…read morecollege and adulthood, but genuinely equipped me for life. The teachers and staff cared deeply about their students and constantly went above and beyond to support, encourage, and challenge us. I'm incredibly grateful for the environment they created. I always felt pushed to do my best while also feeling known and valued as an individual. The faculty invested so much of themselves into their students, and it showed in everything from the classroom experience to the relationships they built with us personally. As an adult now, I realize and admire how much the school emphasized character, faith, leadership, and integrity alongside academics. The lessons I learned extended far beyond my time there. No school is perfect, but I can honestly say my experience was overwhelmingly positive, and I will always be thankful for the teachers, mentors, and friends who made those years so meaningful. This school gave me a strong foundation and prepared me well for the next stage of life.

I spent three years at that school, and over time I built a reputation as the "bad kid." By 8th…read moregrade, I had completely turned things around. I didn't get in trouble a single time. Then I got suspended over something unbelievably minor. I threw leaves at my friends while we were walking outside, and later I gulped while my principal was talking, which they took as disrespect. That was enough to suspend me. After that, I found out my history teacher was telling other people about my suspension. I sent a respectful email asking one simple thing: "Please do not tell others about my suspension." The day I was supposed to come back, instead of letting me return, they called my family into a meeting and told us I was being expelled. During that meeting, they lied to my parents about what my email said. Then they made me leave the room and proceeded to yell at my mom while she begged them for one more chance. What makes this even harder to understand is that this was a Christian school. Christianity teaches forgiveness, grace, mercy, and second chances. Jesus forgave people who had made far greater mistakes than I ever did. Yet when I finally changed, none of that seemed to matter. They judged me by who I used to be instead of who I had become. That experience changed the way I looked at Christianity--not because of Christ, but because of the people who claimed to represent Him. If you're going to call yourself a Christian school, then live like Christ. Don't preach forgiveness while refusing to practice it. Don't talk about grace while holding someone's past against them. What happened to me wasn't Christ-like, and I'll never forget it.