5014 Norman Way
Spring Hill, TN 37174

This school is okay to say in the best way possible. the homework is kind of okay in the starting portion of school 1-3 weeks in. but around 4-7 weeks in they start to get a little bit challenging. but if that's not enough. if you're in a class that you chose, like engineering, or computer science. they will give out tons of tests, homework, and forward as if. but the best thing that is great about this school is the bullying. as I have been bullied myself. I know that if you tell the teacher or your parent/guardian. they WILL handle it. although they might have some bad things, like teaching (long story short, I don't know anything in ANY of my classes, except for digital art.) and lack of social and emotional support. (it okay, but it could use improvements) this school is rather okay.

This school review is a real challenge. The principal and some teachers overcompensate. In the area of allowing parent participation and control. There is limited parental evolvement. There are some fallacies that reflect that parents are encouraged to be around. For example, parents were once allowed in all grades to come and oversee a class and see how their child was doing. Thus this kind of vulnerability was a good thing. At this moment fear and distrust abounds. From a parent that has wanted to have more interaction there has been limited opportunities. My child further tells me the Principal is mean. I have heard her talk and offer her tone can come across as sharp and harsh. Whether she knows it or not. On a positive point the school seems to be becoming diverse which is a good thing. Those considering on having a child come to this school. Be aware of these observations. The education is not bad as far as learning. The overall grade of 5 is deserved and accurate per this parent’s observations.

As a former student of Spring Hill Middle School, I can say without a doubt it is a terrible environment. Students with learning disabilities are often mistreated, and everything going on there and the way the staff handle it has taken a huge toll on the students mental health, so I would recommend if to enroll your child into a different school if you care about them.