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Sherwood Middle School Case Study

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On September 9th, 2015, approximately fifty new students from Laurel Ridge and other middle schools relocated to Sherwood Middle School. The students from Laurel Ridge were forced to move to SMS due to a boundary change in Sherwood, Oregon. There were unfamiliar students from LRMS and other places. There were first time, SMS, teachers from different schools. New friends were found by everyone. Some students transferred from other schools outside of Sherwood. So far all the students have had a satisfying time at Sherwood Middle School. Everyone seemed to become friends with at least one other student at SMS. Ms. Rufai, a new teacher at Sherwood Middle School, asked in her classes if everyone had someone to sit with at lunch and everyone did.
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