This school is extremely disappointing. There is a clear disparity in how boys and girls are…read moretreated, with boys receiving noticeably worse treatment. My son was falsely accused of something he did not do, which demonstrates serious issues in how students are disciplined. The meals are consistently poor and barely edible. My daughter even suffered food poisoning from the lunches. On top of that, students have very little time to eat. According to my son, by the time they sit down, there is only about 5-10 minutes left to finish their meals. Recess and breaks are practically nonexistent. My 11-year-old son reported having only a 10-minute recess once a week, which is insufficient. My daughter in middle school stated that she gets virtually no break time at all--just a few minutes at most. In conclusion, this school fails on multiple levels: student treatment, nutrition, and daily schedule. I cannot recommend it. If the school truly wanted to improve, they would need to address all of these issues.

If I could give this place zero stars I would! The secretary is ignorant any time I have ever…read morecalled. We supposedly live too close to the school for a bus, but don't always have crossing guards or make sure sidewalks are shoveled during winter months. My son has had a crappy education since he started in kindergarten, and every teacher we've encountered has passed the buck saying that the teacher before him didn't get him where he was supposed to be...but when asked if there was anything I should be doing at home I was told to stick my kid in front of a computer to memorize the questions for the tests he needs to pass in order to move up to the next grade level. My second grader rarely ever does anything physical, they usually have movies or pep rallies during his gym period, or they're allowed to play on computers during recess time, which leads to a very distracted child! I could go on and on about the lack of organization or attention to detail when it comes to the parking lots, or the class sizes and not being able to be more attentive to the students that need just a bit more help, and if I wasn't made to feel stupid any time I have a question, I'd love to get my son involved in the tutoring program. Although I don't know what good it would do with the K-2 building in a state of emergency. Please do yourself a favor and enroll your kids into a private school if you can, I will be homeschooling mine next year, and I honestly wish I would have done it sooner.