230 Broad St
Marlborough, MA 01752

In my experience they do not deal with bullies if the student being bullied is atypical/neurodivergent and struggling, they also don't tell the parents or student if there is an issue or if the student has lice or is visiting the nurse a lot. They judge based on appearance. They treat lower income and struggling students like lower class people that don't deserve their time or attention. When a student asks for help which is very difficult in that age they deny them and push them to drop out. If your child is a student here be very careful and attentive. This is a dangerous place for students they deem not worth it.

The teachers here are amazing and my daughter is excited to go to school. The homework is challenging and just what she needs. The principal knows every child by name and has shown to be committed to encouraging growth of the school. The Assistant Principal is strong as a supporting figure in this goal. There are multiple ways to get involved and participate at the school and in the classroom.

This is a horrible school. my sister who has autism went to this school and left to go to the high school. she is way better now. The teachers literally said that they hated her, they put her in a "blue room" which was literally an isolation room. AAAANNNNDDD when she was kicking a radiator, they moved her over to a window and she rammed her foot through the window and had to get stitches. Now every time we drive past the middle school she says "Middle school is all done" LIKE GIRLLL I HOPE SOOO.... and ALL THE REPORTS ON BULLYING LIKEEEE GET THESE KIDS OUT OF HERE!!!!!!!