Olympic view elementary school in my believe is the best school my kids have gone to. The staffs,…read moreteachers and principal are all amazing, very helpful and kind. They make sure they have eyes on all the kids making sure they are on their best behavior making sure their is no issues. Not to forget Shelley the attendance lady is always kind over the phone and has a lot of patience with all her phone calls to make sure she answers any questions we have . Highly recommend this school for all elementary students and the campus has a great team that keeps the school clean as possible. My kids have been coming here for now 4 years and will say it's been the best experience. Thanks so much mrs.lines for being a great role model for our students. They do announce minutes for 15 minutes in the morning teaching the kids on how to learn and interact with one another and always be in your best behavior. Every morning they teach kids to be a leader and I really like that. My daughter two days ago was standing in front of the students and was able to do the pledge of allegiance with confidence and was very proud of her. I know my kids with grow to be leaders and that's awesome Olympic view elementary school. Keep up the great work. You rock Olympic view elementary school.

Excellent school, both my boys went there The teachers,…read moreprinciple,and everyone that works there are friendly ,I would highly recommended to friends,and family.

Good school I love the place nice people teachers are ok but still a ok school but they have some…read moremean kids and lots of fights but a good school

Great a school with amazing teachers that really care. Love club TC and the arts program. I moved…read morefrom Eastlake and this school give's student 1-1 type of attention because they want kids to succeed.

Great school, was working with special needs kids having softball tournament. Great day they had…read morefood sales raising money fun had by all .

So many bullies, Overpriced ASB snacks and fights here, this school NEEDS to improve itselfread more

Wow . . . be ready for the graduation experience I'm here today and they talking to parents like we…read morechildren. We aren't children there is a way and a form to speak to people. Completely unprofessional unorganized funny when I attempted to see the staff name their badges were turned facing them. When I asked two do you work here no badges I kept trying to read couldn't get names. The football field where the students suppose to talk had wires going all around it hazards They miscounted the chairs to student ratio. So where I am sitting is full but across me empty whole we are tightly on the other side. Staff was yelling at the parents I encourage more than one parent we were pole this is rude. They said "you want to go in" so basically threatening because we stood up for ourselves that we were going to be allowed inside. She was yelling at us "do you do you " honestly I never been treated like that My daughter texting me telling the staff said "if they don't line up they aren't graduating " more threats is this how this school is ran? What a joke. This isn't right there is a way to speak to people if you are overwhelmed then take a break Instead of insulting trust me I am not the only parent today upset. Made what should have been a memorable day and awful experience how disappointing Worst part is my daughter was independent studies and someone dropped the ball to advised independent students they could not decorate the cap. Ms Ruiz took my daughter's cap during the ceremony and refused to come speak to me. I kept asking for her they telephoned her I told them that wasn't appropriate that we were not given the I formation and my daughter had to pay the consequences. I asked for them to show me the email they claimed was sent citing rules and regulations after going back and forth with the staff they replaced her cap with a regular one. My daughter was embarrassed because of the form this Ms Ruiz took the cap from her which given the experience u had from the front staff I doubt it was professional . Some of this staff needs to retire they aren't any better then when I attended school here. Do a transfer whatever you need don't let you kids go here

This school shares a similar design as Southwest High School. I graduated from Montgomery in 1997…read more I didn't really have a choice though. The high school was really close to my house plus I wasn't really picky. My overall education was average... What really stands was the KMMI video program. I wished I took advantage of this program earlier. I was involved in KMMI as a senior which isn't a long time to develop a solid skill set. I really learned a lot from that experience. I even had the opportunity to shadow the Unknown Eater from Channel 8. Also at that time Montgomery had a very impressive marching band. They've won a lot of competitions during my time. Currently, the school is going through a much needed renovation. I've had so many good memories and met so many good friends while at Montgomery High School. While the facilities weren't the best I made do with what they had. Sometimes you just have to deal with it. GO AZTECS!

The academics are great. Lots of the kids are not. If one is not 100% LatinX, its hard to fit in.read more

Great school! My son attends here and admin and staff are great! They offer specialized…read moreprograms/classes for students to work while attending SOH such as the Engineering Dept., Sports Medicine and other programs. The campus is clean and students are respectful!

Great school they took my step son into their pre k program so thankful , staff was very nice and…read moreeverything was handle fast

Honestly I loved all the teachers here except one . One I'm reminded about pretty often. She…read moremust've been a mean teacher if I still remember her 12 years later. Every single day I hope I don't see her in the streets and she falsely asks me how I am and how it's nice to see me after all these years. Her name was Ms.Griffin (I think she's since been married... Poor guy) She had that 'let me talk talk to your manager' hair cut. I remember her being really mean to all the girls in the class and nonchalantly low key flirting with all the boys (we were 9-10 years old wtf !) and the next door teacher, Mr.Shy (uhm excuse me lady he was married !!) , and I remember her making at least three girls cry. One because she covered her eye with her hair and made fun of her till she cried (along with another teacher), and the second because we had a girl who really enjoyed the next door teacher mr.shy ( he was really cool !!) and she said something and me.griffin snapped and said 'God Brittany, don't be such a kiss ass !'.. She said that to a 5th grader and she made me cry for dress coding me AFTER SCHOOL HOURS ! . She really had it out for the females. Oh but the trouble maker boys ? Nah, she loved to talk to them and be nice. She had all 3 trouble maker boys of the 5th grade class in her classroom. She was also extremely raunchy and inappropriate when she would bend over (on purpose) in front of the trouble maker boys exposing her thong ! (One day it was an American flag ). I've had MANY MANY teachers and professors since , and have never had a teacher traumatize me as much as Ms.Griffin. I still think of her. Every.day. How bad does a teacher have to be to remember her everyday 12 years later ? EDIT: ms.griffin is appearantly Mrs.scott now. Surprisingly she's married . Poor dude . Still a fifth grade teacher

Our principal and school doesn't wanna support the already thriving and huge music program at…read moreCastle Park. Instead they want to make a new mariachi program. Our band director has decided to leave us because they won't support us. The kids are devastated and we wish the school would appreciate the work we put in, into representing and showing up to school events.

Incredible school. Filled with a loving, intelligent, and capable staff. Great student body.read more

Ahh yes. The glory years for some and the awkward years for others (me). I can't say I enjoyed my…read moretime here during the 3 years I was here. Back in the early 90s BJH had a 9th grade level. I can't be sure but I heard they no longer do the 9th grade level and focus on 7th and 8th grades now. They also do uniforms now? I recall my years here having some eclectic teachers like Mrs. Madden my Social Studies teacher who called her students "little buddies" and Mr. Pruitt, the shop teacher who cut his own finger off. I found the irony in his teaching about telling his students to always pay attention to the buzz saw machine because if you take your eyes off it while cutting something your fingers will go with it. I also had some really cool teachers like Mrs. Lecren (who taught my 9th grade English year) who taught me how to be a good writer in school and Mrs. Brown who was also a great English teacher (my 8th grade year). A lot of kids here back in the day fell into the category of wanna be's...gang bangers, cool kids, your goth kids, etc. I fell more into the background kid category where nobody seriously knew who I was but there I was everywhere in the background. Kids back in the day could be brutal as well. Before social media kids here would throw their food at other kids and literally spit on their backs. Needless to say if they felt this behavior was okay I can only imagine the sad state of their homes they went to at the end of the school day and what kind of parents they had (or didn't have). Kids today need to realize these school years are temporary and everyone will be awkward at some point in their school years. It will not define how you will become and succeed as a person! In some odd way these days did shape my views on the world to some extent and made me more confident in myself to basically forget what others think and focus on you!

I called the school in the morning and asked if the kids were going to be let out early today…read morebecause my son mentioned they might have a half-day. The office assured me that there was no short day and that the kids would be let out at the normal time of 2:55, my son just now called me that he's standing waiting outside the school at 1:50. The entire staff is lost and clearly you can't call the office for accurate information.