Dunbar Middle School

Out of 3 schools, Bridgeview is the first one to accommodate to my son’s special needs instead of act like it was a hassle. My son has thrived in the special needs program at this school. At other schools, it is harder for a child with special needs. At Bridgeview, there is separate parking for the children with special needs which makes it so much easier on parents for drop off and pick up. The special needs teachers are so caring and kind.

My grandson loves it there,he says he learns all kinds of things,and the teachers are very good with their students.

The experience with my son has really disheartened me. He is the 3rd generation to go through this grade school. The first sign of problems was in kindergarten when the school counselor insisted his heavy use of red while coloring was a problem. Over 4 years of issues such as these has almost crushed his natural desire to learn and has made him dread going to school. I can only hope this changes when he switches to the middle school.

I am currently a freshman in high school. I was browsing through this site to find a good high school to transfer to. When I saw the review on this website, my jaw dropped. It is completely inaccurate. While I was in school there, most of the teachers were amazing. Since I've graduated to middle school, and now high school, all of the teachers that were there while I was have since quit. Personally, I feel this is because of the principal. She was very rude and acted superior towards my mother and I. Although I don't know what the teachers there are like now, I do know that the principal is a terrible one. This rating is wrong, send your child to a better school.

Our son attends Dunbar Intermediate. He has brought his grades up and I like that the principal is very active in the school and class room activities.