Owl Road Baltimore E
NV 89801

Their lunch portions are small. They are very strict they make students put their phone away and take attendance by how many kids have phones in the holder on the wall. And if you’re caught with any type of Bluetooth device whether that be AirPods or any type of headphones or smartwatches. They are confiscated. And your parent will have to come pick them up. There are lots of issues at this school. May I mention they use this system called go guardian and it blocks everything and anything. Teachers may close down any tabs, set a tab limit example you’re only allowed to have 3 tabs open at all times. They even can lock down your computer. If you skip class you will get detention. If you have bad grades detention, too many absences detention. The key to how everything works at this school is giving you consequences in some way. Now don’t get me wrong the teachers at this school are so nice!! But the admin are not and I know it’s their job to be harsh and give consequences but it’s really bad. I wouldn’t recommend.

This school is your child has a learning disability, will try not to evaluate them. They will also try to get them off any existing 504s. I have been told by teachers they do not have to follow 504s. I've heard other stories by other parents whose children have a disability just awful things.

Our son attended Adobe Middle School 2017 - 2019 for 7th & 8th grade after relocating from Australia. The teachers we came across during those two years were very dedicated to their roles and always helpful and responsive. There were so many clubs, sporting options and extracurricular activities on offer for students. Each time we reached out to a teacher or front office, our emails were answered in a timely manner. Students were frequently rewarded and recognized for their efforts. In addition, there was extra tutoring available if needed before or after school, in particular, Math. As Australians, we were very impressed with the schooling in Elko, Nevada. Adobe Middle School staff and teachers should be very proud.