Clements Middle School

The staff truly make sure that parents are involved in their child's education. Fairview always goes above and beyond to make sure that students are positively encouraged to do well in their studies, in addition to behavioral choices. My children have attended here for a few years now and I'm very pleased with the education they have received.

Since starting this school my daughters reading level has pretty much stayed the same until I started having to actually become a teacher at home. There is absolutely NO FAMILY ENGAGEMENT WHATSOEVER!! I’ll call when things are upcoming and the front office says no as well as the teachers just to get reports that parents may have shown up. ATP my kids feel like I just don’t want to be a part and it’s very disheartening on top of the academics! I honestly hate this school and I’m looking for a new/ different school for my kids to attend next year. You had to buzz in to get the kids but once your in good luck to them asking for any form of ID before they hand your child over and/or allow them in someone’s car after school (thank God I teach my kids stranger danger because the staff does not check whatsoever)

I use to like this school but it's too much bullying from children and not enough consequences behind it. My child can't defend herself physically if she gets hit first is their rule. When she does defend herself everytime she gets in more trouble than the person bullying her. Communication is bad as well except if you have a teacher that agrees with communication is key as well. Their should be more meetings about bullying and make sure parents are aware of what their children are doing at all times.

This school is… alright. It’s not the worst, but it’s definitely not the best either. Some teachers are really nice and actually care about helping students, but others just seem like they don’t want to be there. Some classes are interesting, but a lot of the work feels like busywork rather than actual learning.The environment is a mixed bag. I’ve met some great friends, but there’s definitely drama and cliques, like in any school. Bullying isn’t the worst, but I have seen cases where the school didn’t really do much about it. They say they have strict rules, but it doesn’t always feel like they follow through.As for extracurriculars, there are some good clubs and sports, but not a ton of variety. If you’re into the more popular activities, you’ll be fine, but if you’re looking for something unique, you might be out of luck. The school could definitely invest more in things like arts, music, and tech programs.Overall, it’s an okay school. If you just do your work and find the right group of people, you’ll be fine. But if you’re looking for a school that’s really exciting or different, this might not be the place for you.

The school is a nice fun school, but the students that attend are horrible. It’s the students that ruin the school because they don’t behave well. Also the teachers and staff barely do anything about it. The kids there just do what they want and the worst punishment they get is suspension for two days. Most teachers are nice and good at their job except for a few.

As a POC and a former Peachtree student you experience from a lot of racism from other students there are little to none POC at Peachtree. The kids do bully the kids with disabilities calling them "sped" or whatnot. I was actually expelled from the school for being "dangerous" to the environment. It was something that could have been resolved. However, a student made a terroristic threat and still attends the school. They also try to brush things under the rug for certain students. They also do not tell the parents anything and if they do they tell them very very late.