9105 158th St E
Puyallup, WA 98375

Let me start with saying that I was very excited to be sending my son to this school for second grade. It was a short walk from home, completely re built . Fresh and inviting. Through out the year we learned the harsh truth that this school over all was not only unsupprtive, but harmful to my son's emotional well being. He was being bullied relentlessly in our neighborhood and those same kids were continuing the harassment and physical abuse at school. Everytime a meeting ended I felt good about the plans to resolve this issue , only to find that it would last for about a week and then it was the same thing over again. It got to the point where I didn't feel my son was safe going to that school. I pulled him out early . Biggest disappointment I've faced with my son's education. He was so traumatized he didn't even want to play with his friends out front because he was afraid the 5th graders would come over . Yes, fifth graders were bullying a second grader. All they wanted to talk about near the end was the fact I was keeping him home. I informed them I would gladly bring my lawyer into court if that's what they felt they needed to do. I never heard from them again. Don't choose this school if you have another option. My son is now moving in with his dad full time so he can be at a different school. I've had him full time since pre K. This has been devastating for me and my entire family . Most of all my son.

Rogers is the worst school in the whole wide world; if you are considering moving to the puyallup area, go to Emerald Ridge High School #thethirst

I would honestly objectively give this school a 2/5. But I decided to have it as a 3/5, the reasons are that every students experience differ from mine. I am a 9th grader ready to graduate next semester, and I have a lot of good moments during my 3 years in junior high. Was is all great? Heck no! These were some of my lowest points in my life! But I pulled through, and I enjoyed my time making new (but few) friends, and my time with grades have been decent. I don't think this is the best place for people with any learning problems whatsoever, they will just have a harder time with what they are given. If you want to have a school where your student will grow as a person and learn the most amount? No, there are plenty of other schools that do far better than that, especially in the Puyallup school district. But if you live close to Stahl, or do not have any other option. It is a decent school, not one which many will have a lot of fond memories, but definitely be enough to get them into high school. These are just my experiences as a B-A student, and my perspective may be totally different from someone else. So take my words as you will, and go to the school that best fits any student.