134 E Cedar Ln
Fruitland, MD 21826

This is my son's second year in this school. Kintergarden worked out great because every class has a teacher's assistant. We had a great K year. First grade is not so good. The classes are 26+ students with one teacher. The teachers are overwhelmed and the kids are suffering because of it. People in this area say this is one of the best schools but I second guess this. The teachers don't have the opportunity to be great. This whole area Salisbury/Fruitland suffers from over population and run down schools. The principal is really good but something needs to be done about the school problems in this area. Go private school if you can.

the teachers don’t care about the students, all the stuff they say about it being great there are all lies

School administration is very poor. School does not want to work with parents with problems suspend students is their answer. Needs improvement understanding students needs and solving problems instead of creating problems.

Students graduate without basic math and writing skills. Underperforming students are rewarded with inflated grades, nonsensical county averaging policies, and easier courses. Overperforming students are punished with more work and responsibility when they finish their assignments. The students in the middle get dragged down by disruptive behavior and low-achievers. Student apathy and inconsistent or ineffective consequences for "bad" behavior are rampant. Some "bad" students are untouchable and never recieve consequences because priority is given to athletics over academics. Standardized test scores are also abysmal compared to other school districts and states.