At first the school seemed good. But the more you pay attention after being unheard and ignored you…read morepay more attention. Biggest issue currently is superintendent/principal, vice principal and front office. If you are low income you are treated horribly. I admit I've made my mistakes and won't ever deny it. But they love to back you in a corner and beat you down. More concerns over fundraising than students in my and my child's opinion.

It seems like a great school, but if you're poor/homeless be perpared for them to judge you. Its…read morenot a welcoming environment. At first I thought it was just me but today the teacher says "yea even with everything going on he is doing good" lol what does that mean. They also have asked my children if we have found a place to live yet. Idk im just waiting for the chance to get my kids out of this school.

I go to this school and I do love it so much and the teachers are amazing.they treat you like you…read moreare there kids they love you.I do recommend this school

I've had nothing but problems with this school. Communication lacks, snutty attitude towards…read moreparents who have had issues with the principal. Saw first hand and experienced it first hand. My child getting hurt, bee sting at one point and no call, when talked to office no one know anything, get the run around excuses. Also I saw many parents come in at time as I was in office with consers to address and the office staff along with the principal being really rude towards these parents. So am not the only parent having issues When address these issues all staff including superintendent lacks consers they seem to say, first time I've heard, yet I've seen and myself complaining of issues to be addressed. Schools are not like they us to be. Sad to say I'll be pull my kid out of this school and getting home school instead.

Principle Auwae gets 1 star. Both our kids went here and we had to endure her dismissive, short…read moreattitude. It is your privilege to work for US, Ms. Auwae, trusting our children to you, yet she walks around projecting we are privileged to get her time. Literally every kid and parent we know is unhappy with her performance these last few years.

Bullying is tolerated at this school, Gen Ed teachers treat IEPs like a Burger King menu (picking…read moreand choosing which supports and accommodations they want to follow), and teachers are allowed to refuse use of assistive technology that's assigned to Special Ed students. My child has wheelchair support per his IEP and was denied access/ support on multiple occasions by two teachers. One teacher told him if his feet hurt from his impairment, he could sit on the ground during a field trip. Shame on you Parker Whitney and RUSD - Do better!! My advice for parents of children with IEPs: Trust your kids. If they come home telling you about unbelievable hostile and traumatizing events that happened in the classroom from teachers/ staff, believe them!

my child has been trying out for the "Talent Show" for 3-years. she hasn't had a real talent the…read morelast two years and wasn't picked. After the last rejection, I spoke w her about really bringing a great talent this year. We bought her a guitar for her birthday last year . She has spent 10 months teaching herself and has mastered "TheStar Spamgle Banner." Try-outs were last week and she was so excited. She didn't make "the cut" again. This is not about talent...it's about who the teachers that pick the talent like or their "favorite." i wiped her tears away for the 3rd year...and explained to her exactly that. They should allow anyone who tries out to be in the "show." It's unfair and unkind Frankly...

I loved my son's time at Sierra! From Kinder to Sixth grade. All of the teachers are amazing,…read morefront office staff and school nurse always kind and attentive. My son thrived here and I am grateful. I had a couple of issues, and the principal helped me to resolve them. Mrs.Burke and Ms.Budge, will always remember your kindness when my son was just so young! Love Sierra!

The school was great when I went there. The staff were friendly and nice. I had good teachers.read more

Ev Cain has great teachers. It has good students. I loved the librarian Jason Lee. He is nice.read more

The school was not as great for my kids, when we moved here my daughter came home complaining about…read morethe food not being cooked properly. She is specifically referring to the grilled cheese sandwiches. She also felt annoyed because she would get in trouble for talking even though the teacher said she could go and help other. She specifically felt annoyed with the breakfast lady, she always felt uncomfortable because she would yell at the students for flip a milk bottle, like let the kids have fun. I rate this school a 1/5 but i would rate it 0/5.

The staff is okay.There not that good at resolving problem,but it's not that bad.The principal is…read morechill,mostly,just my opinion.Some of the teachers are fun,and some are a little strict.The lunch is not that good.There were some complaints of mold,specifically in the meat balls,and I think the fruits they provide.Also there grilled cheese,were they just slap uncooked cheese and bread,not cooked at all,and just call it a day.I think one kid complained for spoiled milk.Art,PE,Sience,and musi is okay I guess.The school is mostly good,mostly.Iits an okay school.Not entirely bad.Just a few things need to be changed.

The school has gotten better (by building a new one in 1993)…read more Mr. Shuttleworth was principle when I went. He was ok, but sometimes not very understanding. Steer clear of Mrs. Jones if she is still there (she treats her students as if they were stupid). Mrs. Griffin and Mr. Adams are great teachers!

Great location and fantastic teachers.read more

When a teacher responds to a student's question with a dismissive remark like, "Well, weren't you…read morepaying attention? Then you should know," they commit a fundamental pedagogical error that undermines the classroom's purpose. This condescending attitude is part of a broader, harsh culture at the school where students are frequently met with intimidation and even bizarre, "crazy" comments that have no place in an educational setting. By shaming students for gaps in understanding, teachers prioritize their own ego over student growth, signaling that curiosity is an inconvenience. Such behavior contradicts the virtues the school claims to uphold, creating a hypocritical environment where "virtue" is merely a performative slogan. Ultimately, this harsh and unpredictable treatment stifles intellectual curiosity and breeds resentment, transforming the classroom from a sanctuary of learning into a space of fear.

Some of the teachers were wonderful but when I comes to substitute thay do a horrible job at…read moreteaching something's not even teaching thay are failing the students