I have never seen a school as BAD as Bartlett. I walk the halls and see children disrespecting the staff, bullying one another, the kids flirting with each other, cursing, violating the dress code in all ways possible. If youcant get the dress code under control, how you going to control the entire enviroment.
... Read more You have smart kids being thrown in classes with kids who have behavioral problems, which in turn take away from your childs education. And all I see is Adults acting as if they are afraid to put these kids in check. If the kids dont want to learn or cant be controlled , removed them from the school. My child made all A's last year at her old school, but once she get to Bartlett her grades drop to Ds. This school is TERRIBLE! Read less
Posted by a parent on 12/04/08
Bartlett is at its worst this year. I have never seen a school where you cannot get in touch with the teachers. Everytime I call to speak to my childs teachers I have to leave a message. Even if I call during there planning time. The teachers do call me back and they are very honest as to why they were
... Read more not available. They all say the same thing 'We were in a meeting' my gosh how much meeting can one do? The school is failing because of the administration and the lack of discipline. This year there is yet another new principal and she seems to be very stanfoffish and rude just like the sacastic secretary. I wish the superintendent will do something about this school. It is awful and I think most of the teachers will do much better at a school with a more stable Administration. Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/03/07
My experiences at Bartlett, are both good and fair, but not bad. My son did learn, but I wasn't advised when he was failing either. I looked at the weekly progress reports, but they really didn't tell me much. I think it's because of the computer system they use doesn't update the grades weekly. I requested
... Read more a teacher confrence and got it. We worked together, and my son did better. However, I did observe the some of the students there, and they are something to be desired. They curse, wear their uniforms any kind of way, and dare the teachers to say anything. Have I ever seen a parent walling the halls? No. Did I ever get an invite to become a part of the PTA? No. Did I ever, know when there was a meeting? E-mail? No. I beleive the teachers do care, but they're hands are tied. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/09/07
where do i begin? i have had nothing but trouble with this school since day one!my son has a health impairment and the school refuses to classify him and make accomadations. they keep passing the buck to the juvenile justice. bartlett is not knowledgeable in special education, it is a shame that nothing
... Read more is done about this incomptent school. the teachers are rude not only to our children but to their parents as well, can you believe it? i can! when is something gonna be done? or do we all have to homeschool, i can't do no worse than the public school system has. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/23/06
My son has never made racist jokes or anything until we came to Bartlett. He hates it so bad I had to send him to therapy. He's a smart, well-adjusted kid.... and he's miserable. We're there onyly because I can't afford Savannah's private schools. His teachers didn't bother to let me know he was failing
... Read more classes and getting headaches. I took him to the eye doctor..needed glasses.They just punished him and said ugly things. I went and conferred with all his teachers and we came up with a plan.They are not holding their end of the bargain.He brought home some A's.I asked if they said 'good job'.Nothing. Talk about caring. If the teachers don't care.how and why are the kids going to care? Bartlett needs new staff all around, I've never seen adults ruled by adolescents like they are at Barlett.It's a travesty to the education system. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/17/06
The teachers in this school are rude. I have to send my son there because we are in there district. The children are not controlled and this could be the reason for lack of education given to the students. The classrooms are short supplied and the bus drivers come when they want to. My son leaves a half
... Read more an hour early so he doesn't miss it because it doesn't come when the school says it does. Bottom line people go to this school because they have no choice. The kids run the school and the teachers don't want to be there and are rude as hell. Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/16/05
This school needs to be improve dramatically. The teachers are not enthused to teach the class, instead, they are too busy trying to control the students. The parents should teach their kids to behave also. While I was there at Bartlett, the teachers were not fair to students. A lot of the teachers
... Read more did not treat the students equally. Read less
Posted by a former student on 09/13/04
I have had great experiences with the teachers here. They seem to be very excited when a parent takes the time to be involved with their child's education. I really wish they would get better administrative help though. The principal is available and interested. I also recently met their school improvement
... Read more specialist who is a good asset. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/19/04
I really think that a lot of the teachers at Bartlett don't have the heart to be a teacher. I believe that you have to enjoy what you do and I don't see that from many of the teachers that are here. I know it is a tough job and there is so much going on with the students but it seems they get more enjoyment
... Read more out of the things students do than teaching the class they need to learn to handle the class and teach the kids that are willing to learn. Overall I hate this school for my kids but I live in this school district and can't afford to send my kids to a private school. Read less
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Savannah schools — Edward Bartlett Middle School is located at 207 Montgomery Crossroad, Savannah GA 31406. 207 Montgomery Crossroad is in the Hunter Army Airfield neighborhood and 31406 ZIP code in Savannah, GA The school district for Edward Bartlett Middle School is the Savannah - Chatham County School District. Edward Bartlett Middle School is a Public school that serves grade levels 6 - 8.
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