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Eisenhower Middle School
(425) 385-7500
10200 25th Ave. SE
Everett, WA 98208
Level: 6-8
District: Everett School District

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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Eisenhower Middle School, Everett, WA.

Cenus Info	Value	Year
White, non-Hispanic:	67.4%	(2008)
Black, non-Hispanic:	6.2%	(2008)
Hispanic:	12.9%	(2008)
Multiracial:	1.2%	(2008)
Asian:	10.7%	(2008)
Pacific Islander:	0.5%	(2008)
Native American or Native Alaskan:	1.2%	(2008)
Unspecified:	0%	(2008)
Student Teacher Ratio:	20%	(2008)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:	39.65%	(2008)

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Eisenhower Middle School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating	3
Average Principals Rating	4
Average Teachers Rating	3
Average Activities Rating	3
Average Parents Rating	3
Average Safety Rating	4

Eisenhower Middle School Reviews


Posted By: parent Quality Score: decline 2008-02-13 “Wonderful discipline and safety programs. Great leadership by staff. Beautiful new building and plenty of grounds for kids to move around. Teachers all working hard to make this the great school it is and bringing change to always improve. Happy and friendly environment.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 4 2008-01-02 “positive teachers and great role models for the kids. All working hard together, trying new things to keep the learning atmosphere encouraging and enjoyable. We love this school!” Posted By: parent Quality Score: decline 2007-12-01 “Great school principal and vice principal. The children enjoy being at school. Lots of opportunities for the kids to develop and learn.” Posted By: student Quality Score: 4 2007-11-08 “I am currently an 8th grader at this school, and I think that our school is no worse than most schools. Sure, there are some pretty old teachers here, but there is also a lot of young, nice teachers too. Not everyone is a bully or being bullied at our school. We have very nice counselers that I feel that everyone could confide in. As for the remodel, we just got one completely finished last year.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 1 2004-05-07 “As a parent of 4 kids and aunt to two more, I have been through the Eisenhower woes. The kids are either bullied or bullies. The crime is rampant including death threats & hit lists. Voilence is not limited to the boys. Teachers/staff have 'reports' filled out but nothing happens. The kids bullied become the next generation of bullies. Lucky ones fly under the radar. High school was a relief for all these kids. District Administrators tell me it's the worst school in the district. Parent involvement is looked at as an annoyance. Children-afraid of being narcs since nothing comes of telling & staff seem incapable of helping. I firmly believe a Columbine like incident is in their future. Most all those incidences happen at the JR high level. Something to think about before it's to late.” Posted By: former student Quality Score: 2 2003-08-26 “I too am an former student of Eisenhower, I graduated from there a little over two years ago, and I would have to say that the teachers there are all teachers who seem to resent the fact that they are teaching at middle school level, and therefore many don't seem to take an active role in teaching. I think that could seriously be improved...remodeling is going to fix the school on the outside, but until the teachers and staff come together to fix the heart of the school, it will remain as dead as it has been.” Posted By: former student Quality Score: 1 2003-07-12 “I'm not a parent I'm an ex student at this school I never got the attention from teachers the Prin. is good and so is office staff. But you are lacking one one one with the students I didn't like Eisenhower Midd because of the location and the way that I was treated by the teachers. Thank You”