If you are thinking of moving to the Williamsport Area, DO NOT LIVE IN WILLIAMSPORT SCHOOL…read moreDISTRICT. Live in Loyalsock or Montoursville, etc. They don't put children in the local schools they ship them around, my daughter was being enrolled into a school that was the second farthest away. The closest school is literally 6 miles from my house and they claimed that the school was full but after doing some digging, I found out that a fair number of the enrollment was from downtown and it's ridiculous that a child can't go to the school they live by. I'm most likely sending her to the local catholic elementary school now.

The Highschool provides students with adequate education needed for success then after. A bonus of…read morethe small school size is how much of the people know one another so the friendships are often long lasting and much like a family. The teachers are all nice. The school just struggles to keep anybody there for any given period of time. Unless they have been there for 5+ years. Everyone who works there is always looking out for the kids and wanting to help when needed.

did u know that a long time ago there once was a young hot wing he was a very nice hot wing except…read morehe wanted to he tomato's not just normal tamato's but tomato's from a clowns nose. he had to have the clowns nose's for every meal but they had to be used. this hot wing ended up as a model in the 1780's. he turned out nice and red with hot sauce. one day at a modeling show a guy decided to go up on stage and take a big juicy bite out of the hot wing. the hot wing cried and cried for a million years because he could no longer be a model. after he cried forever he was very moldy so he started to cry again. after that the little moldy parts came of of him and became sergeants they stictiched up the hotwings whole. by now the young hot wing is a very old but he still completed his modeling career. after the sergeant's fixed up the hot wing they got a hotdog and ate it.

Great neighborhood school with caring teachers, great administrators, and caring support staff. The…read moreschool is very progressive and it's zero waste program is nationally award winning. Large playgrounds, nice play equipment, and a very safe community.

After teaching at LNS for 25 years I finally retired. This school socially and academically…read moreprepares your child for formal education. The large classrooms are filled with huge windows and plenty of space for different play areas. There are monthly field trips that tie in to the units being taught. This school has never required a child to color within the lines or copy from a worksheet. Children are encouraged to explore and experience activities with the guidance of their outstanding staff. LNS also provides a weekly music class and a "Stretch and Grow" class. There is a large "Big Room" where the children can run and climb every school day. Parents are encouraged to participate in their child's classroom activities. When talking with kindergarten teachers, they comment that they can tell when a child has attended LNS. That child is socially and academically ready to take on the challenges of kindergarten.

there was a crying monkey here just yesterday, and i said whats the matter, and he said my bunny…read morepooped, and that was weird so i said well my pants are on fire gotta go now, so i said bye to the monkey and we never saw each other again. This was the same monkey that took my dad :(

Theres a lot of good teachers, but a lot of garbage teachers. 6th grade math teacher is garbage…read more The school is really bad at protecting against bullying. Other than that its alright