62 Ellisville Rd
Plymouth, MA 02360

I have been going through many health issues, and the entire time I have been here, they have been nothing but rude to me. The school nurse has turned down my doctors' notes and has refused to excuse my absences, despite the fact that one of them was listed as a procedure. I have had a recent incident with my history teacher where he berated me about why I've missed so much school and haven't been able to catch up on work. I had tried to explain that I have multiple chronic illnesses but he kept asking questions. Let this be a reminder to those who don't know: No teacher has any legal right to ask about what your health/medical conditions are. The only ones who have that right are the main office and above. Otherwise, don't feel pressured to tell a teacher anything. I'll be moving online next year as this school has done nothing to help me keep up with my work. I only have three teachers who are actually kind and understand that I'm not always able to catch up. I wish I had just stuck to online instead of going back to in-person school.

Has awful staff if you want your kid to be abused emotionally by staff than send them right here doesn’t support special ed and does nothing about bullying

Overall, a pretty solid experience. There is a genuine focus on engagement (look to literacy week as an example), and my children have done well here so far. Are there some teachers that should be better? Of course, but you will see that in literally every school, regardless of how well "ranked" they are-and we should all be evaluating that with a critical eye anyway. I feel they are safe and well-cared for overall. I wish there was a smaller student body, but Plymouth schools are exploding at the seams right now, so that seems like wishful thinking.