Chapman Middle School

Posted: May 14, 2025

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Posted: May 14, 2025

I personally dislike this school. I came home with a skinned, un-bandaged, right knee, I purposely was pushed to the floor by a student in my P.E class and that the coaches said to walk it off and that I would be fine?! And the same kid who pushed me down was grabbing me in spots that personally made me uncomfortable and the coaches said that I would be fine. During advisory, I was threatened by another student that they would throw their croc at my face, I heard others whispering about me harshly during class, a huge portion of students in my grade are kinda really harsh to me and called me a slur, I fractured my right middle finger in p.e and my coaches didn’t even care at all (didn’t care to get me get a ice pack) and my science teacher was the only one who cared because it was literally BULDGING?! Some of my Teachers lash out at me during class yet im quiet? The school doesn’t even care about anything at this point. My mental health is literally NOTHING at this point thanks to this place, thanks CMS..

Posted: December 5, 2013

This school is the least desirable of the schools within the district. It is not uncommon for teachers and staff to look down and speak and act disrespectfully to students out of frustration from dealing with the age group. This applies to most students from varying backgrounds. The best thing about this school is that if you and your child(ren) stick it out, they will be welcomed to one of the best high schools in the area.

Posted: December 11, 2012

This school gives the impression they are happy to have the new students, but whenever there is blame to be placed or people to leave out for whatever reason it is the new children that suffers it first. They have these beautiful new schools which offer a false sense of achievement, but all in all they are just that just the buildings. If you are not part of the small town, born and raised, type group then your child will feel welcome at first to slowly realize that in truth they are only accepted till the chips fall. The small town setting also fosters teachers to speak to students in a manner that some would think unacceptable and down right rude. The sports play a heavy role in the school and often give the "jocks" more perks than the other students. The school year is based so much around state testing and it seems anything not on the test is often left out. I would seriously think twice before sending your child to this school.