North royalton city schools Review

recess is bad, bus drivers are mean, soggy pizza, has no periods, took time from lunch to give us more math.

great place for learning, and great place to make friends and a great school for sports

I love nrms!!! I will be going there this coming school year and the staff is so nice the kids are nice and the school is fun!!!!!

Good school, but the pizza has plastic in it (seen it before). It is called "Big Daddy's Pizza" and it are shipped from Florida and they are soggy when they get there. The salad is ok, but the serving bin with the salad has some moldy pieces. I try to get the moldy pieces out so I don't eat that. Overall, the schoot is OG and awesome!!!

I have friends that are nice to me but I feel mean criticizing my school when there are many other schools in the world that are much worse. Also, the bus ride is always sad because all the kids think they can do whatever they want. Anyways, this is a great school and I would recommend it to anyone who asked me!

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