I really like this school. My son is in Kindergarten here and loves it. Ginger Diel is his teacher…read moreand I think she might be the best teacher ever. The school is relatively small and with a smaller school you have more attention on your children. The Principal Polly Maxwell is great and there is a lot of parent involvement.

I mean, it's alright I guess. Overrated as poop in my opinion. Fortnite battle pass. On johnuwa.read more

Best elementary school in Stillwater according to everyone, teachers, parents, former teachers, and…read morepeople who never even had kids. Apparently Highland Park is #2 but I've never been there. Stillwater has 4 public elementary schools, one public middle school, one private elementary and middle school, and one public high school. Sangre Ridge is located next door to the middle school across the street from some of the more affluent neighborhoods. That's probably why it's ranked as best, more of the wealthier kids attend here. There are 2 large playgrounds and basketball courts. Sidewalks all the way to 19th street, plus 2 crossing guards on duty during the busy drop off and pick up times. Every teacher and classroom we've delt with has been awesome. Parking is limited, if there is a school event be prepared to park in a neighborhood and walk! It's really hard to find a house in Stillwater, epically in this school district. Berry Creek is pretty much your only option.

They where either lying about who they where or they really where the "manager" and "director". But…read morethey where rude and sarcastic. Thank God they showed that side of themselves cuz I wouldn't even want my baby around them. They hung up on me when I first called pretending not to hear me. Caught them in the act. People who know me knows I'm really nice but shy. But these people didn't deserve nice. I cussed at them before hanging up I'll admit. But I never cussed at anyone I didn't know in my whole life. These girls really had an attitude on them. I recorded the call and my sons dad was listening the whole time. Were glad they acted the way they did because now we know not to put our baby near them. Oh and also they refused to give a name. Both the manager and director. Weird. They asked for mine and I gave it without hesitation. They didn't want to give one because they know what they did.

Very pleased with this preschool. My son has been going here for about 18 months now. He has…read moreblossomed socially, has done well with his speech development, spelling, manners, and sharing. They teach the kids to clean up and to help out around the house. He definitely brings this stuff home with him. He learns about responsibility but LOVES going to school. I don't even think he realizes he's learning things, it's all fun to him. He asks to come to school on weekends, that's how much he loves it. The security is very tight as well, you can trust that your child is safe. Highly recommended.

My eldest son is going into his 4th year at HFAA, with my youngest coming as a Freshman this year…read more Through that time I have become very involved in the PTO, and am current president. I can't explain how much I love this school. My eldest had dealt with bullying at all his previous schools, because he's nerdy and awkward and sensitive. He'd been the "problem kid" to the teachers because he got bored easily from lack of a challenging curriculum and disrupted the class. He was angry and sullen most of the time. Junior high was the worst because he finally realized what I'd always known, that he was gay, and with the support of his family and few friends, he came out. He didn't expect the backlash. My son hated school and had the beginnings of social anxiety when he came to Harding. Being interested in art, he hoped it would be a better fit. The term Fine Arts Academy is somewhat of a misnomer in my opinion. Yes, they teach many arts classes, but it is not a school only for teaching art. It is a school that uses art to teach, all subjects. They encourage creativity in all things from approach to execution of any subject or project. They have a rigorous curriculum, but give kids all the tools they need to achieve their best, including access to tutoring, teachers that give one on one instruction if needed, and online resources. The teachers are some of the best I've seen. They really care about their students. The class sizes are smaller, so teachers have that ability to give individual attention. They have unique classes and clubs as well, such as photography, graphic design, martial arts, modern dance, Spectrum LGBTQ+ support, and the BSA (Black Student Association). There is so much diversity and support for that diversity, that bullying is almost NIL and if it happens, it is shut down immediately by staff and students alike. Kids feel free to be themselves here. This place has more school wide activities than others I've seen as well. Random parties, dances, festivals, group trips, and other activities. They really encourage students to step outside clique's and typical social separation to build a community and sense of family. My son has blossomed since coming here, making straight A's since sophomore year, joining NHS last year, and has activities and friends he loves. Being a PTO mom, I hear similar stories from other parents. I bring my youngest here with similar problems in his past, but an open heart to his future here. I cant wait to see what he can achieve here. I definitely recommend this school.

I grew up here and it was amazing the teachers are so nice and I enjoyed it a lot! I would…read morerecommend this place :)

I know it's odd to review an elementary but wanted to point out a few of the things the teachers…read moreand staff do for the community. Besides educating children for very little money, they host a lot of events that empower students such as math and science night (which btw, was super fun and cool). The school had a run down track and did a fun run to raise funds for a new track, soccer fields, and greenery. Not only does this benefit the school, but taxpayers, even those without children, have access to these things. Schools struggle and yet they still manage to give back. Well done!!

Our grandson recently started pre-k here and we are very pleased so far. The ratios are great and…read morethe teachers, leadership and staff are welcoming and gracious. Very excited about our time here.

Such a nice and welcoming place…read more My family and I attended a funeral service here. I am so appreciative of how the took care of our family. They held a beautiful service and we're very accommodating through it all. They made my whole family feel welcomed. And there was a lot of us.... They church was pretty and had a good sized parish hall for fellowship.

Each of the teachers and faculty we've dealt with over the last four years have been exceptional…read more The teachers have been good about keeping us informed about our son's progress and/or challenges so we can address them quickly. The rest of the faculty has also been very friendly and supportive. I'll update the review after a couple of months into this new year.