Millennial Tech Middle School

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MTM is such a great school. Caring staff.

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My son is entering his second year at MTM, and our experience has been overwhelmingly positive. The teachers and staff genuinely care about their students and believe every child has the potential to succeed. That mindset has made a meaningful difference for our family.

The school offers a wide variety of electives, clubs, and evening events that create opportunities for students and families to connect. They work hard to ensure that students with disciplinary challenges, IEPs, or those who simply feel like they don’t fit in are safe, supported, and have a strong sense of belonging.

My son loves his art class and robotics, and he’s excited to join the drone club this year. His teachers have been responsive to our questions, offer tutoring when students need extra help, and consistently demonstrate a commitment to student success.

Thanks to the school’s community partnerships, my son has had opportunities to attend the opera, visit UC San Diego’s engineering program, and participate in Arbor Day activities. The Earth Lab garden is another standout feature that gives students meaningful, hands-on learning experiences.

Public schools are often underestimated, but MTM has shown what is possible when educators are committed to the whole child. The school’s emphasis on restorative justice, academic growth, and wraparound supports—including tutoring, counseling, sports, music, and enrichment programs—creates an environment where students have every opportunity to thrive.

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MTM is a school that has been in transition for a couple of years. There is now strong leadership and a very supportive and caring staff. Students here win national drone competitions and unlike neighboring charters, kids earn their grades here which means they learned something. There are many staff that bring their own children to MTM now. Lots of clubs, and scores have increased every year for the last three years. Now, with new facilities, like a gym, new classrooms, new office, and a modern campus, MTM is very different from what others may have remembered in years past.

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This experince that ive been through was very bad they are very not put together.

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Posted: June 7, 2020

Homework is used to support what is learned in the classroom.

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They use standards based and SEL lessons with differentiation so all students can access the grade level curriculum.

Posted: June 7, 2020

The school has a Why Try program and many SEL lessons that help teach these important Wolf Pride characteristics.

Posted: June 7, 2020

Our principal, vice principal and project manager as well as counselors are caring and always looking for ways to meet all the students and staff needs.

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The special education staff is all inclusive and work closely with students so they can reach their own special potentials at their own pace with the help they need.

Posted: June 7, 2020

They have restorative justice practices with the school and all people involved work through and are taught strategies to work through their trauma together for. Swim-win outcome.

Posted: June 7, 2020

I feel a part of a unique community who cares deeply about each student’s success and the well being of all people at the school.

Posted: May 28, 2020

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Admin responds to reported bullying incidents quickly and efficiently

Posted: May 28, 2020

good, staff work in unison to make decisions that positively impact the students

Posted: May 28, 2020

balance of homework among the 6 classes that students take

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just purchased a character curriculum that includes training for teachers

Posted: May 28, 2020

new principal, passionate and motivated to better the school and surrounding community

Posted: July 20, 2017

Posted: July 20, 2017

The teachers at Millennial Tech are LAZY and RUDE. My dad tried many times to schedule a conference with one of my teachers AND vice principal for the behaviors in a classroom and why my grades on my report card are so bad.

Posted: July 20, 2017

Posted: July 20, 2017

I STRONGLY DISAGREE. There is NO POSITIVE leadership in that school.

Posted: July 20, 2017

The school doesn't care about the student's learning differences. They just slap a HUGE assignment and expects you to complete it in a day or so.

Posted: July 20, 2017

Again, the school doesn't care. I have dealt with immense bullying and has driven me to the point where I have INTENSE ANXIETY and DEPRESSION. I had said nothing about it until my dad received a phone call about me self-harming. Another time I told my mom and dad about a situation between her and a girl from the school stole from me, threatened to harm me and FRAMED me for stealing and the principal and vice principals did NOTHING.

Posted: July 20, 2017

From my opinion I rate the school a 2 out of 10. The only thing good from that school is the very minimal amount of students not giving the lazy teachers a hard time with behavior issues.

Posted: November 6, 2014

I was a student at mtm and it was awful. the teachers didn't teach at all, all they did was push worksheets and homework in front of you and expect you to get it right. the teacher let all the students run wild and when they threatened to keep us after class they didn't do anything to stop us from leaving. not all teachers were like this some actually tried to help us but that doesn't make up for all the other bad teachers

Posted: April 10, 2013

My son is a current student at mtm as a 6th grader. New school, new friends, new understanding of how class periods work, he started the year off as a "below average" student. I was shocked! My son may not be dougie houser, but he for sure is an advanced student! Last year in the 5th grade he was a straight A and B student, GATE classes and was student Vice President! I can't understand where we went wrong?!?! I almost never hear from his teachers about any trouble failing classes, and his report cards are almost all F's!! Not to mention the front office staff are very rude, and now he has wasted his 1st year as a middle school student! There was supposed to be a field trip to Catalina Island at the end of year, we did all kinds of fundraising for months!! Than all of a sudden they cancel it and nothing is compensated for all the effort used to raise the money for my son's "individual" Catalina savings account. To this day he has yet to go on ANY field trip at all!!! I am also very disappointed about no 6th grade camp too! No 6th grade camp? I feel very mislead by this school and will not be allowing him to continue to the 7th grade here.

Posted: September 3, 2012

My daughter was nervous to start MTM in 6th grade but blended in just fine, met great friends & she loves it. She's now an 8th grader and excited about learning Spanish. My son is starting 6th grade & I expect he will do just as well as his big sister has done. I have 2 concerns about MTM. First, the grades being entered consistantly on Zangle Parent Connect to view. Some teachers enter grades on time while other's didn't which made it appear as though your child wasn't completing their assignments & failing in class. This is not ok. Everyone should enter grades consistantly. Secondly as a parent if I email a teacher I would appreciate a response. Ms. Cruz assisted in an issue I had concerning my daughter in 7th grade and I was pleased with the outcome. The principal Ms. Griffith was great and she will be missed. The VP Mrs. Potter should move upto principal. I look forward to meeting the new principal once he or she comes on board. Mr. Sand & Mrs. Courneya keeps the students very motivated. I sure hope the teachers can give the students what they need to strive. I met Mr. Elie & he appears to work well with students. We need strong teachers to motivate & challenge out students.

Posted: August 13, 2012

After 2nd year of having my son attend this school, I have decided its time to move on to another school. There are a couple of issues with this school. Great principle, however the teachers employed there are mediocre at best. There were way too many surprises when it came to my kid's grades. One week his online grades are great, the next week, the grades aren't posted, and then the week afterwards he's failing....Noone bothered to email or call..I go to the school and it seems like everything is going perfect in his classes..at least thats what im being told, and then 2 weeks later a report card comes out and he's doing terrible! I would have to say that the teachers here have been around a while and some do care, but there are a few who seems like they are just waiting to retire. I sat in my kid's class numerous times and with 33+ kids and 1 teacher, I couldn't hear anything she was teaching! There is way too much of what I call Online learning at this school and not enough of get up and teach to the students like a traditional school does. I see the API of this school, but really wonder.. I appreciate everything they have done for my kid, but its not enough for my standards.

Posted: June 24, 2012

i'm actually a graduated student from Millennial Tech and i can say there is like 1 good teacher but they rest does not care about you they assign homework and expect you to be finished with it the next day when we have 7 other classes that has homework, in PE you have to do journals and essays. like what happen to just working out. the vice principle literally gives referrals for the smallest things. like if your shirt is untugged. grades are only put in when teachers feel like putting them in. teachers especially the Spanish teacher doesn't reply back to you email within a day. it takes her about 3 days up to a week just to reply. teachers have no control over there class. kids do whatever they want whenever they want. my mom came and sat in my Spanish class and she was not happy how the teacher just let our class run wild she had to ask for her attention more that 5 times, she started counting for time owing after school and kids still did what they pleased. then my sister came for the whole day and she said she didn't want to come back they kids were wild. and she just hated they classes and she's in college.

Posted: March 23, 2012

The principal is just a figure she has no pull at all no matter how nice she is...the teachers give all the homework they want no restrictions. The principal can't control that or the grades. Even if the principal knows the teacher is wrong. The teachers here seem to be "culturally challenged" .most of them can't even send an e-mail, spell correctly, or update Zangle or Moodle. When a student misses assignments 98% of teachers do not inform the parent! My concern is that teachers don't respond to e-mail as they should. I emailed one teacher for four weeks. NO RESPONSE. Zangle is never up to date . The physical ed teacher gives homework, essays, journals and reports. Since when do kids have to do? What happened to good ole exercise? When I enrolled my child in their school they were all promised netbooks to assist with homework. First of all they didn't receive them until 7th grade, 2nd thing is they are not monitored at all so your kid can do whatever they want on them. No restrictions. I don't want my child to attend for 8th grade.. I am desperately searching for a school that will care about my child as a person not a money maker for the darn system. The kids are suffering.

Posted: March 22, 2012

My son attends this school, he's now in the 7th grade ... he started this school in the 6th grade after completing Johnson Elementary. The principal is dynamite, however I can not really say the same for the teachers. The teachers here seem to be "culturally challenged" ... and seem unable to 'spark' the children, never mind 'illuminating' them. Perhaps some Ruby Payne techniques need to learned and applied ... or maybe some Marzano training. Over the past few months i sat in a couple of classes ... B O R I N G! ... Anyway, my son will attend next year, as I'd like to seem him graduate with his class.

Posted: December 15, 2011

My son started in 6th grade this year, the teacher here is not concerning about student at all. They have interactive white board that the student sit in the back cannot see at all, and the teacher don't bother to ask if the student can see it or not. Student misses assignment the teacher and the school don't even inform the parent. I regret that I send my son here!

Posted: November 14, 2011

I am actually a student at MTM and it is a great school. Even though it is hard to get A's you can try and you will get an easy A. It is the BEST SCHOOL EVER. I could say a lot more about this school, but I want to stop here.

Posted: May 31, 2011

WORST school ever. They treat the 7th graders horribly. Only 1 field trip and most were not able to go. Many say "The sixth grade teaching is amazing". They truly do not care about other grades. Teachers do not teach, and the "Zero tolerance policy" is just a scare. Theirs been students expelled and were allowed to come back on "good" behavior. All they do is play around and fight. They say 3 suspensions and we start talking about you visiting another school. I know many students that have been suspended 8 times and expelled 2 times and came back to school. If your a parent TRUST ME. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILDREN HERE ALL THEY WILL DO IS FAIL AND BE FED LIES!

Posted: May 14, 2011

This is my oldest daughters 2nd year at MTM and my youngest 1st year. The first year of MTM (2010) was a great year, although the school's promise of laptops was not kept. During this past year, 2011, the school has seriously let both my children, myself & husband down: The new teachers seem to not care as much for their students academic success, as oppose to the original teachers, who challenged their students academically. I was told that the previous "good" teachers have "gone on to different schools", from my daughter. The school has also overshot their promises, yet again, to their students and parents regarding laptops/ipod touch/parent connect (updated & available to check students progress & homework)/ & proper teacher communication, yet sadly MTM kept none of these promises! Sadly, the teachers seem far too overwhelmed with the numereous behavioral issues of the students within their classes; and those children eager to listen, learn & behave both suffer & are often neglected (as both of my daughters experienced), spite many attempts to communicate with both principle & teachers. We, unfortunately, have chosen NOT to have hour children return to MTM next year.

Posted: February 26, 2011

It is too overprotective of the students and are quick to punish. They make promises that they cannot keep and the students are unhappy.

Posted: January 29, 2011

I enrolled my son because it offers STEM program. He is doing a good job in Math and has Algebra courses which will prepare him for high school. My concern is that teachers don't respond to e-mail as they should. My son is not doing so good in some classes (more due to his own choice) But I would appreciate it if his teachers would show a little more concern in keeping ALL students up to date. Zangle parent connect isn't always up to date so it is hard for me to realize what homeworks need to be done especially for one class where the teacher puts in a list of tasks and says that they are all due in one day??!! Another thing is that when I enrolled my son the school promised laptops and iPODS to assist with homework. Till this date no apology or explanation has been given. I have to drive my son to school each morning and pick him up, my route is about 20mi each way so I'm wondering if he should continue next year. This is his second year but I dont feel I am getting my "miles" worth.The school is great but just needs to turn it up a notch to help my son from failing. Please note, This is my personal experience. Other than that, its a great school.

Posted: June 2, 2010

We have been at MTM since day one and have watched this school grow. This is a great school and our son loves the school. We were thinking about moving him last year closer to home, but he wanted to come back even though he would have to get up earlier. This says a lot about the schoool and I will let you judge. Over the next couple of years this school we be competing with some of the best schools. We are happy with the education and the teachers and staff really care.

Posted: April 18, 2010

My 6th grader thrives at this school. In addition to the regular curriculum they offer advanced course work (differentiated learning) so kids can go beyond the grade level if they need to. We chose to come here for the STEM and GATE programs (and small school size), and I'm happy to say we have not regretted it. Because of the smaller size (classes too) they are able to give the kids more attention and.... they actually do! Kids are held to a high standard here and I frequently hear the prinicpal in assemblies or roaming the halls talking to the kids about positive behavior and their futures. She is a truly inspirational leader for these kids. The teachers are experienced and seem to really enjoy teaching and they welcome curious learners! That was just what we needed for our child to succeed. Go MTM!

Posted: April 17, 2010

We LOVE this school. Great in ways but 1... The location. We are choice in and my daughter uses the bus... But we might move and if the school in the area is ok we might pull her.. She is soaring here.. I wish they would move... I think they would benefit very much from doing sooo..