I've been going here for two years now. I'm in the 7th grade. I really hate the dress code, and the fact that we never get rewarded for good behavior and things like that.
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Posted by a student on 01/06/09
Almost all of the teachers here are well-qualified, wonderful educators. I received an outstanding education here, and it is a much better choice than Browning Springs (awful). The only thing that I dislike about this school is the very strict dress code. 90% of the students, and most parents, absolutely
... Read more revile it. Luckily for me, they implemented it in 2005, my last year. The school is clean, and well-kept. I'm proud to say I attended JMMS! Read less
Posted by a student on 12/23/07
I think that James Madison Middle School is not that great of a school. If i could i would take my child out of this school and put them into a different one, but unfornuately that is the school in our district. I do not like the teachers at all, they are way too strict and give way too much homework.
... Read more The dress code is very stupid and there is no use in it. It is so hard to find cloths for my little girl and she can not express her individuality at all. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/16/07
James Madison Middle School is a great school. The teachers are very friendly and the students are generally always on their best behavior. I would definitely recommend this school to anyone.
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Posted by a former student on 10/01/04
I would like to compliment the choral and band teachers. The music program at this school is awesome! I just hope that our school can receive the state funding, that it needs, to keep our choral education for our children. I have found a significant break-down in communication with educators/principals,
... Read more students and parents. Hopefully this will be resolved when the new principal takes over in 2004/2005. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/12/04
I am highly disappointed with the disciplinary proceedures at this school. The vice-principal(Gillium), is notT following the code of conduct rules. Depending on who you are in the community, is how the child is punished. There is alot of favortism at this school and the children know it. Also, the
... Read more bullying is terrible! The facuality is well aware of this problem but just don't know how or won't stop this problem. My child has been teased, humiliated and various other things for the entire three years that he/she has attended. I have been there numerous times over the problem, with no satisfactory results. I feel as if the problems at this school are 'swept under the rug'. I would never send any of my children here again. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/29/04
I have had disappointing rezults when confrencing with the principal and vice-principal. There is a lot of favortism among teachers with the students. My child has experienced theft, bullying, harrassment, and humiliation by the other students. When reported to them, by my child, there is not any action
... Read more taken. The reports, made by students, are not taken seriously. It is a shame that our children have to suffer and do not have a voice. Read less
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Student enrollment:
524
Students per teacher:
20
Full-time teachers:
26
Number of classrooms:
35
Arts
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Special Education
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Vocational Education
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English as Second Language
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Madisonville schools — James Madison Middle School is located at 510 Brown Rd, Madisonville KY 42431. 510 Brown Rd is in the 42431 ZIP code in Madisonville, KY The school district for James Madison Middle School is the Hopkins County School District. James Madison Middle School is a Public school that serves grade levels 6 - 8.
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