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Yes, I went here for a while and am writing under a pseudonym. And no, this school did not teach me that word. This school taught me close to nothing. I am not smarter now, nor am I a hard worker. Life at that school made me a really rough person mentally and emotionally. And, listen, there were parts of this school that I liked, and there are tons of families that think this school is great, but me personally, I would rather just live with my parents until I'm 30. Yea.
I am using a fake name so that I won't be found out because this school made my mental health an honest wreck. I came to TMCS in 3rd grd and it was fine until middle school. Don't you dare say this is just hormones of the middle school kids, because it was far worse. In sixth grade i had my friends and I was fine, but then I got in big trouble for my opinion on religion, keep in mind the principal is a lesbian ( if you know what I'm saying). Then I got bullied for no other reason besides that I am a girl and I dressed like a guy and cut my hair. I also have been going through a racial identity crisis ever since the first day I went to TMCS. Kids would tell me that I am not the race that I am, and then at other times they would bully me for being the race I am. Today, I still struggle with not having a complete meltdown when people even joke that I am not the race I am, and to be honest I just want to be completely one race so that I can have confidence in what I am for once. All of this added up and it triggered with my mental illness that today I still have to use all the willpower and self control I can gather up to keep me from contributing to my mental illness more, but I have struggled with it for over a year now. Everything that happened caused me to have such bad social skills, and now that I have switched to Rugby (which is SUCH a good school I totally recommend it! Best school EVER :D) I found it hard to make friends with anyone besides the kids I already knew. During my prison time at TMCS I have been through 6 counselors and counting. Because of problems unsolved by teachers who didn't care at all, I tried to end my life multiple times. I am not suicidal now, but I struggle with suicidal thoughts and depression, anxiety, etc. to this day. TMCS made me pretty messed up in the head. I beg you, please, PLEASE don't send your innocent, pure child to this school, I see myself potentially in every kid, and I pray that they won't end up like me. I feel hopeless because of the experiences with students and staff at TMCS. Thanks for reading
I went there for a while and you would think they would be really nice and they try, but often time I would land in trouble for a having different opinions and beliefs. I feel that the teachers are biased and overall, I hated it. I also had a special needs friend who was not given the care and attention needed, and considering this to be a very very small school, It could have been given. My christian friends and I all left the same year because of discrimination.
I can honestly say my experience at TMCS was terrible. I went for part of middle school experienced a gap in my learning when I entered high school. The class sizes are small and don’t allow too many opportunities to make friends. A lot of backstabbing and the administration doesn’t do much to help. I’m 20 now and in college but looking back I wish I never went.
Seems like a great place but does not support kids with special needs. We had a very sad experience here, however we were just not the right fit for them. Our child is flourishing in the public school in our district. We have all the support we need now and are in a happy healthy place. I’m sure this is a great school for some kids, but kids who have an IEP won’t get the support they need here.
What they advertise their school as being on their website does not actually match what they are executing here. Not to mention that by law they have to meet a child’s needs if they have an IEP but we’re neglecting to do so. I pulled my kid quickly.
One of the teachers repeated “I just don’t know what’s wrong with him” in regards to my child. I am appalled that a teacher would act this way towards such a sweet young child with minor learning difficulties.