I have been very pleased with the school. I am a former WRMS student. We had 2 problems with other kids but Dr. Warren and Dr. Leach took care of quickly. As far as the comment goes from the other parent on this page about the school doesnt help with self esteem, that might be a part of the parenting
... Read more skills too. I try to participate in all the open houses, extra things the teachers do for the students and for some reason not too many parents attend. Like math night, science night...extra little classes. I have been happy with the teachers and I have their emails to stay in touch and have always had quick response from them. My daughter LOVES the school!!! Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/23/09
This school is the epitome of a garbage school. This is a waste of tax dollars, and a huge disgrace to the potentially outstanding students who are forced to attend because of zoning and/or lack of money to attend private. There is no accountability for teachers, and there is no support system for
... Read more a child with low self-esteem. I am relocating for the sole purpose of sending my child elsewhere. If you can-- you should do the same. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/14/09
I had an Honors student in WRMS for 2 yrs and was pleased with the program. The teachers were available if she needed tutoring and I felt the workload challenged her. I keep a line of communication going with the teachers all year, they know me and I know them. I have the same relationship with the
... Read more principals and it makes a huge difference. I don't wait until there's a problem to contact a teacher or the principal. I did have some issues with some of the teachers she did have, and I handled it with the teacher & the principal so they know I am a no- nonsense parent and the rest of the year was fine. I now have another child starting WRMS and am looking forward to it. Be an involved parent and it will make a difference!! Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/15/09
There is no question that this school is one of the worst in the county. In my opinion, it ranks virtually dead last in Middle Schools, just ahead of Northside Middle School for safety. They have the worst Honors Department I have ever had the misfortune of being aquainted. No question, the qualifications
... Read more of the majority of the faculty are suspect and by virtue of their persona, they are there for the money and not the students: very little question that the best interests of their charges are not on their minds. While the principal is stearn, it's obvious by the actions of his teachers, they are not supportive of their leadership. My suggestion is do not move into an area zoned for this school. You will not be pleased. I rank this school at the bottom 10% of all schools in the Houston County School District. Read less
Posted by a parent on 12/01/08
I, personally, do not care for much of the faculty at WRMS, nor the WRMS principal. This is the 4th year that I have had children at WRMS. In those four years, very few of the teachers I have spoken with seemed to have my child's best interest in mind. If my children were not bound by school zones,
... Read more I would certainly transfer them to a different school! Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/08/08
i attend wrms.and as a student i think this school rocks.=] the teachers are great and the involvement from the staff is even better. when people say that the parents arent involed people look at the teachers and the principla and blame it on them but its the parnets fault.everyone there trys their
... Read more hardest to to do whatever they can to make the school one of the best in warener robins ga. sincerly....some 8th grader... Read less
Posted by a student on 08/02/08
Giving break detention for every little thing is too much. Teachers need to pick there battles and not give break detention for every little thing they do wrong. Tried to get teachers to communicate with me when my child acts up but they wouldn't call me. Seems in middle school my daughter had discipline
... Read more problems there but somehow they disappear in high school. She did not change her attitude but high school teachers seem to know how to handle students better. Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/28/06
Our son is an upcoming 8th grader at WRMS. My husband and I have been very pleased with the quality of education he's achieved in at Warner Robins Middle. We are also very, very pleased with the support we receive from his 7th grade team of teachers (especially Ms. Bembry, his Science teacher) and
... Read more most of all the administration. Kudos, Dr. Warren and Mrs. Cooper! Keep up the magnificent work! Read less
Posted by a teacher on 07/18/05
I feel the school has done an great job; with their students.I also feel they have put up with a 'great deal of nonsense from the parents in some cases'.I give them an A+ for the misshaps they have to go through each year. I feel that if you allow them to their job without every parents ruinous behavior;They
... Read more do a wonderful job. THANK YOU FOR YOUR FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK. I do not know how you people can deal with such beleaguering behavior. Yours Truly, Quinita Jackson Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/01/05
I have 2 boys attending Warner Robins Middle School. One is in 6th grade, the other is in 7th. I have found the extent of parent involvement lax. I have had to attend several conferences for both of my children to beg for parental involvement. Both of my children entered this school with A's and B's.
... Read more My 6th grader is now making f's, when he started in honors. My 7th grader is now making C's when he entered the school, he had only A's and B's. The Principal seems to be very 'aggressive' in his communications with both my children and me. Read less
* In 2007-2008 Georgia administered the Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests (CRCT) in reading, English language arts and math in grades 1 through 8 and in science and social studies in grades 3 through 8. The CRCT is a standards-based assessment, which means it measures how well students are mastering specific skills defined for each grade by the state of Georgia. The goal is for all students to score at or above the state standard.
Student enrollment:
730
Students per teacher:
16
Full-time teachers:
45
Number of classrooms:
100
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Warner Robins schools — Warner Robins Middle School is located at 425 Mary Ln, Warner Robins GA 31088. 425 Mary Ln is in the 31088 ZIP code in Warner Robins, GA The school district for Warner Robins Middle School is the Houston County School District. Warner Robins Middle School is a Public school that serves grade levels 6 - 8.
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