After 7yrs of teaching, I'm very happy with the administrative, parent, and Board support. Most parents are involved, open to receive calls on the academic growth/struggles and social behavior of their children. As for for being unorganized or filled with uncontrollable students; there is no graffiti,
... Read more no gang presence, and inappropriate behavior is referred back to the parents where it belongs. Most parents have responded positively to that call, unfortunately some still look at public schools as a place to dump their children. We are not that place and we work hard to offer each child an education. Fortunately for the disgruntled parent who posted below, we operate a public school and he/she has the choice to find a school that better fits their child's needs, Academically, we have raised the reading level from 43% proficient and advanced to 52% and will not settle there. Read less
Posted by a teacher on 06/28/09
This school is in its first year of implementation in an economic and social climate where failure is beyond probable; yet, the school itself is succeeding. The small number of total students gives more one on one time and we have seen a profound change in many students because of it. Yes, there are
... Read more aspects to improve upon with anything but for the first year, NMSS has been a success. And in response to the 'Uncontrollable students', those are our children. I don't think I want anyone 'controlling them', they are supposed to be educating them and my experience is that students who genuinely seek a better academic future, receive it at NMSS. The opportunities during and after-school are boundless and both the core-day and after-school staff haven taken a genuine interest in my child and other children like her. I'm very pleased. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/21/09
Un-organized, Uncontrollable students, after school programs are not defined. Booster Club is very unorganized. No consequences to the negative actions of studens. Teachers are not aggresive enough witht he teaching and controlling the classroom. Not pleased at all. The corriculum on the otherhand is
... Read more great. Need better leaders to enforced what they have been given. The students are not taking advantgae of the opportunity. Read less
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visual and performing arts, special talents in visual art, music, dance, drama, or other related studies;
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Carson schools — New Millennium Secondary School is located at 20700 Avalon Blvd-285, Carson CA 90746. 20700 Avalon Blvd-285 is in the 90746 ZIP code in Carson, CA The school district for New Millennium Secondary School is the Los Angeles Unified School District. New Millennium Secondary School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9.
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