People are so kind teacher are so nice. You guys should try the school. It's been the best…read moreexperience ever when I came to your school so you guys should least try the school for a week and see yourself.

My daughter texted me today saying that she wasn't comfortable with a student in her class and the…read moreteacher did nothing about it. When I got to the school, the P.E teacher did not allow me to pick up my daughter until class was over (21 Minutes) This is basically kidnapping. I do not recommend this middle school.

My son goes here and it is a good school. I just dont…read moreunderstand why they have a Custodian doing Traffic duty? That is not the Job of a Custodian. My husband was a Custodian and they Never had him do Traffic Duty. This is very wrong. They should have Teachers doing traffic duty or have volunteers do it. I feel bad for the Custodian. I know he is not happy doing traffic duty. I will be going to the District office about this.

The best part about buying our home in this neighborhood is having our children attend Newland…read moreElementary! Both my kids went to Newland and every single teacher was fantastic! Johnson, Plummer, Harris, Smith, I never had to worry about teacher assignment because they are attentive and most concerned with individual child success. I also love that they rotate principals every several years to keep things fresh in the district. Active PTA to help parents and students have fun events.

I can only speak about their pre k program. My kid had 3…read moredifferent teachers since the school year started. They had one teacher and one assistant for 13 kids and at some point 14 kids. Now the school removed my child because they don't have enough resources to handle typical toddler behavior. My kid had 4 incidents during the last 8 months (kicking, throwing things, etc.) and apparently that is too much for them to handle. They expect kids to be socialized before entering their program.

I went here and graduated in 1984, Mr. JOHNSON HAD HUGE impact in my life, made feel my self worth…read moremade a model citizen and I had issues big issues. Every school will have issues eventually now or tomorrow just give them a chance. I miss that person that helped me be a good person, I'm 52 now one daughter is a Dr and the othervan attorney, I passed down the goodness Mr. JOHNSON gave me to give my daughters what they are now. Oka school made a big positive impact in my life , thank you

I am so excited for my daughter to go to school hear. I have heard such great things about Marine…read moreView. The campus is beautiful and so far, all the good things I've heard are true!

The school is really awesome. I love it. I love it so much. Is a really great school. All the…read moreteachers are cool. What is that? Very awesome.

I love this school so much I would do anything to go back. I will forever miss this school and I…read morewas pretty sad to hear it got shut down in 2020.

I totally forgot to write an review about this school…read more.. I went to this school when I was an 1st grade and I had tons (and even mean tons) of experience of going there and having fun and talking to other kids. I still shocked that I still remember the memories that I had in this school (it been 5-6 years). After all that experience is gone when I went to move to Harbor View (which that school is okay at best), I still prefer going to this school. Overall the school is kinda quiet and very very nice (yes I caught myself typing "very" twice). The teachers were outstanding at teaching and caring for other students that are needed for help and I never caught my teachers ever being mean to others. The students are... will... the same, they are very nice and caring for others and easy to make friends. The people that worked at the administration office (or the office in general), are very nice and easy to talk too (there were never strict to kids). But however if you are looking for an kid elementary school, I recommending you to pick this elementary school due to very nice environment and nice people!!! Take this freshman advice :D. 9/25/21 (P.S. Keep being successful every year and keep making this school a better place for everybody)

THE MOST INCREDIBLE SCHOOL!!!!!!! All three of my boys have gone here and I honestly can not say…read moreenough good things. The staff are the most kind and helpful people around, from the front office, to the amazing teachers, Principal and custodian staff. They are there to support all the kids in the school and it shows! The PTA is nothing like I have ever seen! Their commitment to providing these kids with fun, educational and engaging programs and activities throughout the year is magical. Family movie nights, jog a thon festivities, beautiful school murals, Best Foot Forward reading program, Book Fairs, Red Ribbon Week and Art Masters it is truly amazing! Reading is a huge priority at Moffett!!! They are always helping foster a love of reading in kids through their one of a kind BFF reading program (I can honestly say my kids LOVE for reading started with this program), their outstanding and caring librarian and from all the Teachers! I always see kids with a book in hand, it is wonderful. The art programs at this school are nothing I have ever seen at an Elementary level. The choir and music teacher puts on the most incredible performances, including a full Musical at the end of the year! The lion King, Aladdin, Dr Seuss, and Finding Nemo to name a few! Her dedication to making music fun and giving kids a chance to gain confidence through music is so inspiring and she is loved by all the kids! Their art program and art room at Moffett is so unique and gives kids a place to create and experiment and really foster their creative brain with pottery/sculpting, painting and printmaking. I could go on and on but I have loved watching my kids grow in confidence, knowledge, kindness and creativity through the years from the incredible staff, parents and students at Moffett!

Love Moffett Elementary. Its a special place. Both of my kids went from k-5. By the time they…read moregraduated, all of the teachers and admin on site knew their names, and both they and I had bonded with their teachers. My 6th grader still goes back and visits his teachers from time to time. Every single teacher is amazing. No requests needed. I'm going to miss this era of their education. As a parent there were so many opportunities to volunteer on campus and in the classroom. The PTA hosts so many extra circulars too. Made it easy to get to know the other parents and families at the school too. Thank you Mr. Holbrook, Mrs. Brady and the entire staff for teaching, loving and mentoring my boys.

Smith has been the Best experience for our daughter! Our teachers have been amazing! We love Smith!read more

We transferred when our child was in fourth grade, from a school in the Valley. Immediately, we…read morenoticed a decline in standards of academics - classmates falling at very low levels in math and reading (and teasing our child for doing well). The faculty shows an obvious preference to certain students and kids are extremely cruel to one another. Our child's academics and emotional health have deteriorated since coming to this school. I would not recommend Smith.

My daughter transferred to Mesa View at the end of her 8th grade year. Middle school can be a…read moretough place, especially when you are the new kid. The staff and students all were so kind and caring. After promotion I asked her what her favorite thing was about Mesa View and she, without hesitation, spoke of how inclusive and kind everyone was. She made some wonderful friends in her short time there and was able to get involved and make new friends. I am so impressed with the administration and staff. The communication to parents was also very positive and consistent. Loved the experience for my daughter at Mesa.

I am disappointed with how the school year ended for my daughter…read more She started the year with excellent grades. Midway through the year, she became very ill, and her grades began to suffer. I worked closely with her to help bring them back up, and she was able to improve significantly. While not every grade returned to an A, she was no longer receiving failing grades in her academic classes. The exception was Physical Education. I was unaware that my daughter was struggling with feeling comfortable changing clothes in front of other students for PE. I regularly asked her about her PE grade, whether she was changing for class, and whether she was participating. She consistently told me that she was. When I eventually reached out to her PE teacher, Mr. Jones, to better understand the situation, I was informed that she was not changing for class and was only partially participating. After speaking with my daughter, she explained that she was participating in PE activities but was only partially changing because she felt insecure about changing in front of other girls. I immediately contacted the school and spoke with the principal to address the issue. While a solution was eventually arranged for her to change in the nurse's office, I was disappointed by the interaction. I felt that the conversation was rushed, and the principal's tone came across as irritated and lacking empathy for a situation that was clearly causing my daughter distress. As a parent seeking help for my child, I had hoped for more understanding and support. What concerns me most is that despite identifying the issue and putting a solution in place, my daughter still ended the class with an F. As a parent, there is only so much I can do when I am not physically present at school. I rely on teachers and school staff to communicate concerns when they arise so that we can work together to support students. I believe there were several missed opportunities for intervention. Why was I not contacted earlier when it became clear there was an ongoing issue? Why wasn't my daughter pulled aside to discuss what was preventing her from fully participating? Why weren't counseling resources or additional support offered if staff recognized that she was struggling? If lunch detention was being considered as a consequence, why wasn't parent communication considered as a solution? My daughter is a good student and not a troublemaker. This situation appears to have been driven by insecurity and discomfort, not defiance. I am disappointed that more effort was not made to understand the root cause of the problem and involve me sooner in finding a solution. I also cannot ignore the concern that my daughter may have been overlooked. As a parent, it is difficult not to question whether every student is receiving the same level of attention, support, and advocacy when struggles arise. Regardless of the reason, I believe my daughter deserved earlier intervention and better communication from the school. Parents and schools should be partners in helping students succeed. In this case, I feel that communication, empathy, and support from the school fell short, and I hope future students facing similar challenges receive earlier assistance and understanding.