Romulus Middle School is a middle aged school built on a nice piece of land.  There is plenty of…read moreroom for the kids to play if only they could get out more.  The building itself is functional but is exhibiting signs of age.  It is conveniently located on a quiet stretch of road and that is very important. This is their Mission Statement : "Romulus Middle School staff, students, parents and members of the community constitute a community of learners dedicated to preparing each individual student for success, academically and socially, in order to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century." This is their Vision Statement : "The members of the Romulus Middle School community will become exceptional models of respect, responsibility and resourcefulness, creating a culture of academic excellence in a global society." This is their Belief Statement : "Given the opportunity and resources, all children can learn. All children can reach their own personal level of success in life. The focus and direction of education at Romulus Middle School is to provide the resources and guidance necessary to meet the needs of each individual student, so that they can achieve success."

Please do not send your child to this school. My daughter has attended TEA for four years, and it…read morewasn't until 3rd and 4th grade that the truth became impossible to ignore: the administration is shockingly incompetent, dismissive, and disturbingly willing to cover up serious issues. I have personally caught the administration hiding camera footage of other students assaulting my daughter. Today, they went so far as to tell her that if she told me about another incident, she would be the one suspended. Let that sink in--threatening a child with suspension for reporting mistreatment to her own parent. I have emailed, called, and physically gone to the school multiple times to address these ongoing problems. Every single time, the administration has done everything in their power to minimize, deflect, or bury the situation. The Upper Elementary Dean even shrugged off a physical assault with the dismissive line, "Well, kids hit," as if that somehow excuses violence or absolves them of responsibility. The level of negligence, dishonesty, and outright disregard for student safety is staggering. "Disgusted" doesn't begin to cover how I feel about the so‑called adults running this school. They have repeatedly failed my daughter, and I would not trust them with any child's well‑being.

We came here to watch my hubby's grand daughter play basketball and it was very excited. I believe…read morethis is a Middle School and you can see by the parent participation that's it's friendly. You definitely have parents and teachers that care about their school and the children.

The experience at Meadowbank Schools was odd to say the least. In June 2022 we toured the facility…read morebecause of relocation to the area. The school overall is clean and the staff do okay with the kids but it is tough to get communication out of them. We asked several times how he was doing, if there were any concerns and overall do they see any issues. The most response we received was that he was sweet, caring, and is doing ok, 9/10 times it was just a "he is doing okay". Now onto the other major issue at hand: We met with the Center Director at the time and had a few questions regarding potty training and the process for children. Our at the time 2 year old has a communication delay and when he started just received his tubes, allowing him to hear more clear. We wanted to ensure that them being potty trained 100% at the time they turn 3 would not be an issue. The Center Director assured us that there were three distinct rooms that he could go into and they would keep him in the not potty trained room as we worked with him to get potty trained. It made us feel comfortable and we decided to give it a shot. As stated above the communication is lackluster to say the least and the morning greater is not very friendly. With all this in mind, we thought things were going normal as planned and he was doing great until we received a call that he is being removed from the center due to difficulty potty training. When discussing with the new center director who is also the now owner, it was never discussed with us and really blind sided us as a whole. He turned 3 less than 30 days ago and while we continue to try and potty train him, he is not taking to it, which is fine. The situation they placed us in was difficult but the way they handled the process was ineffective, unprofessional, and lacked any sympathy. If the expectations would have been clear back in June, then we would have choose a separate daycare that could fit his needs, but as educators of young minds she made a few key mistakes in the discussion talking about other kids, the "new" ownership which is the daughter taking over, and the policy update and miscommunication from the old center director. The process of removing him after they gave us two weeks to find a new center was easy and they did refund money that was paid but when arriving to pick up our child, the front desk worker who is not very friendly said quite loudly, "oh is this the one we are removing," it was not professional and as a group they are unable to handle the face to face communication. I wish them nothing but what they deserve and work for but please be upfront with parents as the kids transition through the age groups, that the expectation is to have them potty trained right at that time they turn 3. We have made tremendous strides with his communication, attention, and overall development but If you truly knew early childhood education you would know that forcing it on younger kids, only causes you to work against yourself.