Stewart has a bad reputation that needs to be put to rest. I was a teacher there and only left because of the small numbers and I was reassigned somewhere else. The atmosphere among the teachers and students was like a family. The teachers did everything in their power to help the students. It is a positive
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Posted by a other on 08/12/09
Stewart Middle School is what you make of it! I have to admit I was not excited about my daughter attending the school-even had enrolled her into Yeager Middle School-but could not make the proper arrangements for transportation. So she ended up at Stewart. Like I said it's what you make of it.
... Read more They have access to free tutoring programs. Their CRCT scores increase every year. My daughter is in the ASP program-which is a great program-it is geared towards studying for the CRCT and really helps with learning study habits! They did projects that utilize all educational skills and that was great! The tutorting programs offered has helped my daughter a lot - she received an award for most improved student after enrolling in the programs offered at SMS!! Ms. Dukes is an excellent teacher!!! Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/01/09
stewart is an awesome school. teachers take the time and the effort to care about the students. not only do they care about their academic acheivements but their personal goals also. this is the best school yet!
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Posted by a parent on 04/25/09
I work at Stewart Middle School, I am very pleased with this school. The teachers really care about the students education. They are working hard to provide a good education and you can see the enthusiasm for learning. I am only disappointed with parent participation. If you want your child to succeed...
... Read more volunteer! Get involved. Free up some teachers time so they don't 'burnout'. Even if you only have one hour a week to give, call the school to see how you can help. Education is ultimately the parents responsibility. Read less
Posted by a teacher on 07/21/08
The School is great. But, some of the sixth grade teachers wasn't their for students. Except, for Mrs. Robin Dowdy. She had a big impact on my son. And Mr. Brooks he always stayed on him. But, other than that, I never saw anything, he had to study for, for the final exams.
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Posted by a parent on 06/25/08
Although I admit stewart has a long way to go, there are some great programs at the school. One of the comments from a former student talked about the Jr BETA club and my 6th daughter was recently invited to join because of her academic achievements. I will say that parents need to stay involved with
... Read more the administrators and teachers and things can be different for your childs individual experience. There was a program implimented called 'sisterhood' which is a peer group to bring young ladies together from different behavior backgrounds. The group meets every friday and are priviledged field trips separate from school trips. For parents that could not afford tutoring there was a great effort to communicate scholarships and funding for those that could not afford it. The discipline and testing at the school has to improve, but parent involvement has changed my child's experience. My child is succeeding. Read less
Posted by a student on 03/23/08
It is the worse school I have ever seen. The county puts no money into it. The attitudes of the staff stinks but no more than the students. It is built in middle of the project and that is the way it;s kept up. Do not attend this school. By law if you do not want to attend this school they have
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Posted by a parent on 03/07/08
I went to Stewart the 01-02 school year and it was great. I had quality instruction, I took honors classes was challenged and kept all A's the teachers were always willing to help. Jr BETA was the best experience I've had in any schools BETA organization I've been in (four of them from 5th grade-12th).
... Read more Though the principle I learned retired after that year and redistricting was done I think even if Stewart has fell some in quality it can certainly make a comeback with effort from students, parents, and the staff but everyone will gave to help not just parents and lazy kids wanting the teachers to 'fix' things. Stewart made me want to be a better person and be educated and now I'll be graduating this year with honors and going to Mercer University so don't just toss all hopes for stewart aside. This can be a great school. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/23/08
Please don't send your child to this school. The manner in which they handle parent concerns is less than satisfactory. My daughter will be transfering to another school as of Jan 08, I will no longer put my child at risk for failure as a result of this schools poor administration.
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Posted by a parent on 12/18/07
Stewart Middle School was the downfall for all 3 of my children.They went to Burnett their whole lives and were all Honor and Deans list students. their attendance was awarded yearly. at Stewart, my son was sent to the hospital from the bus ride home.My daughter lost the sparkling personality she used
... Read more to have,my other son quit caring altogeher.Their grades went rockbottom.Their lack of attendance ( various reasons) landed us court several times. I went to a talent show there,I was speechless by the behavior of the students watching,and the total lack of attention the staff gave to it.we were crammed on the bleachers with kids screaming and stomping non stop.the Microphone didnt work half the time the kids sang,no one had a speech,they charged me for this. Read less
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Douglasville schools — Stewart Middle School is located at 8138 Malone St, Douglasville GA 30134. 8138 Malone St is in the 30134 ZIP code in Douglasville, GA The school district for Stewart Middle School is the Douglas County School District. Stewart Middle School is a Public school that serves grade levels 6 - 8.
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