306 E Orman Ave
Pueblo, CO 81004

If your child has a disability and or low social skills because of this disability they will make them sit alone at lunch and away from other kids in the classroom. They also will have them sit alone in the office for 5 hours at a time missing all that classroom instruction. They also don't tell you they do these things. You find out from multiple teachers you know who work in the building.If your child has trouble sitting still because of their disability they take away their recess everyday also. They don't realize these things take away from them building their social skills.And if your child reacts by pushing another child for scratching them, they don't allow them to go on field trips. Only the child with a disability. Not the child without one. They single out children with disabilities. This is by far the worst school in Pueblo. If your child has a disability do not send them here. The principal and counselor are rude and inconsiderate. They have no remorse for their actions and treat children and families extremely poorly. They will straight up tell you that you're a bad parent, when they're just the bad administrators. I have never been more disgusted in my life with how they treat children and families. So distasteful.

Low test scores on TCAP. This is my first year here and some of the teachers here do not put in the grades as soon as possible and some of the teachers favor some kids more than others sometimes classes. If you are planning to go here make sure you find out which teachers are good teachers. I sometimes get teases by some of the students here and the students here have their own little groups. The learning here is not so great I learned the stuff you learn as a Freshman in middle school.

I attended Pitts Middle School in 2007, and was a sixth grade student. My experience was absolutely terrible. I encountered quite a bit of racism, prejudice and intolerance. I was constantly bullied for my weight and my sexuality. The best thing my parents did was take me out. I flourished in highschool and got a full ride scholarship to college. Pitts (or whatever it is called now) helped me to see the harsh reality of the world after a wonderful time at Sunset Park, but having stayed there I don't know where I would have ended up, or what I would have done. DO NOT send your children to this school. It sounds as though it's gotten worse if nothing else.