Discovery Middle School

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  The teachers are alright. Not exactly mean, but not the best either. However, the school itself is completely outdated and obsolete. This is my third year at DMS, and it has been absolutely terrible. The school's foundation is falling into pieces, with huge cracks in the concrete ground, rusted metal doors that are almost impossible to open, and the stained ground looks like someone died on it. The bathrooms are filthy and atrocious, and multiple sinks were broken for two years until the school finally came around to fixing it, and there is extremely rude writing on the bathroom doors. Expect to find toilets unflushed and full of turds or piss. Also expect to also find turds on the toilet seats, as the students do not care about themselves or others. Most students will also very frequently not wash their hands after using one of the stalls. The students at school are extremely hostile and savage, and will go so far as to punch other students and break personal property for their own amusement. Don't even think about reporting situations to the administrators, as they are totally helpless in incidents. If you write a witness statement and give it to them, they will only call you once to their office and claim they will conduct an "investigation", however they will not update you about anything that has happened since the investigation or even tell you when the investigation as come to an end. I honestly think the administrators do not report anything to their higher peers in fear the school will drop in rating. If your child has been bullied through physical harassment, I suggest you go as far as to sue the attacker. The school very commonly has no wifi, and important websites like launchpad can't even be reached. For your own sake, do not listen to reviews that say "DMS is an awesome school" or "My son/daughter say they love it", as the school in fact only has a few good qualities, if not any at all. I suggest you save your child and yourself a lot of stress by re-enrolling into another school, no matter what cost.
  By Andrey Guchkov, April 21, 2017

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