TIMBERLINE Cir
Berlin, MD 21811

I recently attended Red Lion area Junior high, my experience was less than ideal. the school environment was often tense due to frequent fights and Instances of drug use among students. Most of the students were mean and would bully kids for no reason. Additionally, it seems like the popular kids receive special treatment, which contributes to a sense of unfairness. The school I recently moved to is so much better than Red Lion, The students are so welcoming and the teachers are kind. I could not wait to leave Red Lion and get away from all the students, I would cry almost every night because of how much I hated most of the people. well, I understand that no school is perfect, I believe that the problems at Red Lion Jour High need to be stopped as soon as possible.

The bleachers on the visitor side of the football stadium are horrible. They are not designed for older people to get up-and-down there. Everybody there was complaining about them. My think about re design them for the older people. Plus the bathroom facilities are horrible? It might be a very nice school but you are not thinking about the athletic fields enough for visitors.

This is our second year with the school. My son's kindergarten teacher was phenomenal, and my son made tremendous strides during the year both academically and socially, and developed a strong sense of self-esteem. This year, he received a unique medical diagnosis, and I seriously considered teaching him at home to best address his needs. But his teachers, the school nurse, the guidance counselor, the entire administration, all showed me that they are willing to bend over backwards to make Pleasant View the best place for him to learn, and they have proved correctly. His teacher and the administration are all extremely accessible, and they never make me feel like I'm being a nuisance, or one of "those" parents. I genuinely feel that they care as much about my son and all the students as we the parents do, and I feel like he's in great hands while he's at the school.