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Morey Middle School
(303) 832-1139
840 East 14th Avenue
Denver, CO 80218
Level: 6-8
District: Denver County 1



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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Morey Middle School, Denver, CO.


Cenus InfoValueYear
Native American or Native Alaskan:0.84% (2008)
Asian/Pacific Islander:3.37% (2008)
Black, non-Hispanic:25.28% (2008)
Hispanic:24.58% (2008)
White, non-Hispanic:45.93% (2008)
Student Teacher Ratio:20.34% (2007)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:41.85% (2008)


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Morey Middle School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating4
Average Principals Rating3
Average Teachers Rating4
Average Activities Rating4
Average Parents Rating4
Average Safety Rating3


Morey Middle School Reviews

 
Im a Hgt kid here and this place rocks they have swimming every week if you wanted but the only thing I would do to make it better is to add more extra curricular activitys

I am a student here at morey and think that this is a perfect school and it's only my 4th week and i love it! so i think all students should come here and see wat u think

My daughter is finishing her 3rd year at Morey. We chose over Hamilton and Hill and are pleased. Parents and staff have been pushing several new initiatives and the principal has empowered us for successful implementation. [Contact the parent liaison, Karen Duell to learn more.] The High Strides, motivated kids, is linking up with high schools moving to a 'pre-AP' program. There is an AVID program for students who need more basic skills assistance. This fall there will be a special 'intersession' module when teachers present learning workshops on areas of interest. The shining star of all is the Morey Urban Partnership, with the many urban resources in the greater downtown area. Re discipline issues, I think they are everywhere but I do believe they try to be on top here. I am a satisfied parent with a background in education. Teachers engage her and give a reasonable amount of HW

I had high expectations coming into Morey and they haven't been met. The parent liason does a great job in keeping the parents informed via email of overall events but I find the guidance staff and administration communication skills a nightmare to deal with. They are unresponsive and not proactive. My child has an impression that the school is segregated and I think there is above average fighting and issues. It does not seem well run and I am disappointed with the teacher involvement.

My son is completing his third year at Morey and we have been extremely pleased with the school. He is in the HGT program and for the first time in his life he feels comfortable and 'mainstream'. I have found the teachers responsive, caring and impactful. My only complaint has been that there wasn't a Spanish class this year. I understand the dynamics and realize that it is more of a DPS issue than a Morey issue. Yes, the HGT student body is not very diverse, but there are many reasons for that and it's not 100% the school's fault. My son has not encountered any of the bullying issues other people have mentioned. The homework load has not been excessive, but I think it depends on which core group the kids are in. I feel that my son is prepared for high school.

Morey is a really good school! However, the leadership there isn't exactly 'gold standard'. There is no Foriegn Language program as of this year. I am going to East next year, and I am concerned that since I don't have any prior experience, I may fall behind. Teachers are great, but there is a small dicipline problem and the administration doesn't do a very good job with responding to parent e-mails and concerns.

This is my child's third year at morey and there have been few days when he has come and not complained about the school. It is very segregated and nothing is being done to stop it. He is in the hgt program and almost every kid you see is white. The school is very bad at communicating, I did not know about parent teacher conferences until a week after they happened. there is a violence problem at the school that is never addressed, the teachers chose their favorites and give them good grades, everybody else gets poor grades.

Morey Middle School is the best middle school in Denver!

Morey has excellent teachers and a very creative curriculum. The leadership, however is unresponsive to parental concerns, and basically doesn't want to be bothered. Why she is still there is a mystery to many. The school has declinging enrollment and is cutting electives as a result.

The academics and teachers at this school are absolutely outstanding. However, the social climate has a lot to be desired with issues with bullying.

Morey Middle School is the best school my daughter has ever gone to. It is incredibly diverse and has a great staff who actually get to know your children, who challenge them and help them. My daughter was in the HG/T program there which was excelent. Except, you may want to consider the amount of homework and the college level reading that may be required of your child if they attend the HG/T program. According to my daughter, the HG/T promgram gives the student a handle on how they want to for example write their papers and organize themselves. The High Strides program is more structured with prompts every day and such. But, she said that her High Strides friends were happy with their program. There are lots of activities available and great parent involvement. I think that your child will love Morey very much. There is a program for everyone.



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