25613 209th Loop SE
Covington, WA 98042

School needs help, kids with learning disabilities just flying threw. No help or communication unless it’s all about what’s not happening. For other students who are great at learning homework would be nice so when they get into high school, middle school they are prepared for the real world.

As a student, I want to share my deep concerns about Cedar Heights Middle School. The overall environment is troubling and far from what a supportive educational institution should offer.Discipline Issues: The school struggles with maintaining consistent and fair discipline. Rules seem to be enforced based on the principal’s mood rather than clear policy, leading to biased treatment and confusion among students and staff.Student Behavior: Disrespect toward teachers is rampant and often goes unchecked. Educators are left to manage disruptive classrooms with little support, which severely impacts learning. and it’s rarely addressed effectively. Teachers are left to manage disruptive behavior with little support, which undermines learning and morale. Some teachers genuinely care, but others come off as unsettling or inappropriate in their behavior making students uncomfortable rather than supported. These concerns are rarely addressed, and it creates a toxic atmosphere.Facilities: The bathrooms are consistently filthy and poorly maintained. It’s unacceptable for students to be expected to use such unhygienic facilities daily.Bullying and Fights: Bullying is a serious issue here, and physical altercations occur far too frequently. What’s worse, the consequences for such behavior are inconsistent and often unfair. Bullying and physical fights happen too often, and the consequences are uneven and sometimes nonexistent. Victims are left feeling unsafe and unheard.Academic Engagement: The curriculum lacks creativity and relevance. Many students find the material dull and uninspiring, which contributes to disengagement and poor performance. Lessons feel outdated and uninspiring, which makes it hard for students to stay motivated. There’s little effort to make learning relevant or exciting.Overall, Cedar Heights Middle School needs urgent reform in leadership, discipline policy, student support, and facility maintenance. Until these issues are addressed, I cannot recommend this school to any family seeking a safe and enriching learning environment.

I love this school it is one the best high school i have seen. some reviews might say that is it not the best but that is all cap.