The teachers are high-quality, effective and really care about the kids. They have a great after school program funded by parents and a well-rounded sports program. They also have a college-prep program to educate students on higher education and prepare them for what's needed in the years ahead.
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Posted by a parent on 10/12/09
Its exelent for my children because its so cool & lovable my sun its in the school & my cousins & they go to live to mexico & they dont repit the yera in the school for that i liked so much!
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Posted by a parent on 09/18/09
This is our second year in this school and it not only met our high expectactions but also exceeded them. Even though it is a huge school, kids are kept under tight control, the teachers were all pushing the kids to succeed and the variety of elective classes is amazing. The new principal takes his
... Read more job very seriously and he has always addressed my concerned right away. The councelors too. Very active group of parents are making some well received changes. We would totally recommend this school. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/26/09
This school is terrible i would not recommend any kid to go there unless this is the only option.. wow terrible school
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Posted by a student on 03/20/09
Culver City Middle School has a lot of extracurricular classes. The Drafting Class is very exceptional. I have heard that they are doing college-level work in that class. The teachers make everything about learning fun!
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Posted by a student on 03/19/09
My daughter excels at CCMS. Her GPA is 3.8 and on her way up. The teachers are ok there if your child does well, however, if your child needs extra help, then you are in trouble. I attended this school district beginning in 1968, and it has always been they treat the more advanced students with clout
... Read more and the slow learners are left behind. The staff there have always been rude and unwilling to help. They just sit behind a desk this includes the principal and assistance principal which are absolutely not contributing enough to education at the CCMS campus. Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/11/09
I am in 8th grade now and have wanted to find a new school since the middle of sixth grade. Academically, its an average school- you only exceed if your in scholars classes. The staff is unhelpful- the counselors don't help and the office workers are rude. They took out most of the afterschool activities
... Read more in 2007 and there are no plans to return them. Half the teachers are really into it, but the others don't care and won't explain concepts. Students are horrible to eachother. Even if you have friends, people separate into groups and are not understanding of others. It is not a welcolming atmosphere and there are way to many students. Read less
Posted by a student on 02/01/09
My son is getting a very good education at this school; it is one of the better public schools in Los Angeles County and there are many families that would love to live in the district. The school counselors are excellent and available to our son and his parents. The counselors go out of their way
... Read more to motivate the students and try to intervene when a student is having academic or personal problems. I have never heard of any major problems at the school; it certainly is not any kind of 'juvenile hall.' The school takes its 'zero tolerance' policy very seriously. I have always found the office staff to be very friendly and personable. There are many free academic and creative programs available to students both before and after school. It is up to the students as well as parents to take advantage of the opportunities available. Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/27/08
The only thing good about this school is the principal, he is awesome. But the office staff are distant and hostile. Very demeaning when your child is tardy. My daughters counselor was decent as well. Security guards are egotistical. Sometimes it can seem like juvenile hall.
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Posted by a parent on 02/24/08
I went to this school, and it was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. I've never been a very motivated student, but at this school, the teachers go above the call of duty to help you! I went from a 2.0 GPA to a 3.5 in a matter of months! In all honesty, SOME of the teachers are too hard on the students, but most of
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English as Second Language
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Culver City schools — Culver City Middle School is located at 4601 Elenda St, Culver City CA 90230. 4601 Elenda St is in the Park West neighborhood and 90230 ZIP code in Culver City, CA The school district for Culver City Middle School is the Culver City Unified School District. Culver City Middle School is a Public school that serves grade levels 6 - 8.
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