I have had 3 children attend Brimhall Jr. High. It has been a great experience for both me and my children. The teachers go out of their way to help students to be successful. They are both knowledgeable and professional. Although the counselors have never been particularly helpful, this is a great school!
... Read more I would recommend Brimhall to any parent that wants a GREAT education for their student!!! Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/18/09
Brimhall junior high is a greeat school and has taught me a lot this school is better than any of the junior highs i have been to or schools. you can realy get a lot out of the work you do and they teach in methods that you can remember!!!
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Posted by a student on 07/15/09
I go to Brimhall and I love it. It's an amazing school. I'm doing excellent there. The teachers and staff are truly great. I get help whenever I need it. It's a really great school
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Posted by a student on 05/24/09
I have never been so disappointed about a school as I am with this one. The staff and administration could learn some manners on how to treat parents and students. They are difficult and rude! The teachers only call when your student has to serve detention but yet when you call and ask how your student
... Read more is doing or how you can help with their progress their answers are always the same 'there are to many students to worry about just yours'. I battle with this school every single day and nothing changes. The principal is arrogant and demeaning to the students which I find to be harming to my sons education. I give this school an F. Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/21/08
they are not teaching mi child like she should be and they have way to many fights there and to may kids go there
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Posted by a parent on 03/01/08
Both of my daughters have attended this school. I am very displeased with with this school. There is no individual attention to the students. If a child isn't a self learner she/he is more than likely not going to thrive, grow and learn.
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Posted by a parent on 10/09/07
Honestly I can say that this is a disappointing school. It is not a very nurturing environment and the staff wasn't very sensitive to the students and the parents needs. The best parts of my day were science and orchestra, and they werent even that great. The counselors were rather slow on response.
... Read more I took the 7th Grade ELP Geography class and I found it too difficult so at the beginning of 3rd Quarter we contacted my counselor and I wasn't moved to a lower class till beginning 4th quarter and In 9th grade I was having trouble w/ AA Eng. and we again contacted my counselor mid 3rd quarter to move me to grade level english and never even got a call back. Now I have to do summer for the class before i can graduate senior year. Overall, I would give the school a D. Not very Impressive Read less
Posted by a student on 07/09/07
The administration at this school is awful and very difficult to work with...If you are looking for a place that cares about children and treats them individually this is not the place...they have very little respect for the students or the parents...If you would like to have a say in your child's education
... Read more this is not the place, you cannot even request that you child switch classes...this place was a complete disappointment and I am so glad my child is done with this place Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/08/07
I have 2 children who are currently attending Brimhall Jr. High. I am continually discouraged by the incompetency of some of their teachers. I have never been more dissatisfied by a school in terms of administration, counselors, front-office workers, and teachers. There is a rigidity and a ridiculous
... Read more amount of strictness present. Sensitivity training as well as setting a benchmark for hiring qualified teachers would be a plus here. I would never recommend this junior high school to another parent. Read less
Posted by a parent on 03/05/07
Most of the teachers are great, awesome classes available but the administrative staff needs more sensitivity training dealing with children.
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Mesa schools — Brimhall Junior High School is located at 4949 E Southern Ave, Mesa AZ 85206. 4949 E Southern Ave is in the 85206 ZIP code in Mesa, AZ The school district for Brimhall Junior High School is the Mesa Unified School District 4. Brimhall Junior High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 7 - 9.
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