I enjoy looking at this school…read more My grandchildren are in school here. I don't hear well anymore because I'm old, but the sound of the recess bell never escapes me. Whenever I come to this playground it brings me back to my innocent youth; tetherball in first recess, red rover and kickball in afternoon intermission (what it was called before recess). A lot of the learning is done outside the classroom and on the playground. This playground is, as Donald Tremp says, "huge". Lots of area to learn. I don't anymore, but I miss the days where I used to be a recess safety officer (duty). I was able to tell all the children to be safe and make them listen to my stories of my youth. Not at this school. Great school. Grandchildren love it. ~grandma

We have been dealing with bullying issues over the last year, and so far multiple times this year…read more The principals at Lincoln elementary have refused to return phone calls regarding the matters, set "meetings" with us that they were unable to attend, and over looked the issue many times. Now it was brought to my attention that a "Mr. Jason" who is employed at Lincoln has in some form been encouraging and/or ignoring the issues. I would not send your children to this school until they get better staffing (if you have the option). After having this issue I also spoke with 2 other parents that have recently pulled their children out of Lincoln for similar problems! Never is it acceptable as an adult; especially working at a school (who should be setting a proper example) to tell a 6 year old that they deserved to be punched in the face by another student. They refuse to do anything about the bullying, and employee bullies at that. Not to mention they are obviously not adequately watching our children.

Our experience has been nothing short of amazing. I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt our kid's…read morelives are permanently changed for the better. The teachers that love and care for our kids, instilling the values we believe in, and expecting academic excellence will no doubt propel them forward on the best trajectory possible. If you are dissatisfied and disappointed with where your kids are now, you won't be sorry you made the switch.

King's Way has great education. I'll give them that. But they completely ignore what their kids'…read moresocial experience is. I have personally experienced bullying here and no one did anything. I actually even heard and saw child p*rn of one of the students being passed around that had been taken at a sleepover.

Unfortunately called to get some information about this school because of prior reviews but whoever…read moreanswered the phone was extremely rude and cut me off. Hope this isn't a reflection of the rest of the school.

An amazing school, hands down. So glad to have found it in time for both of my kids to attend. An…read moreobservation of a classroom in action speaks for itself. As my oldest finishes up his kindergarten year it's so fun to see all the lessons he's been taught coming together. They really treat each child as an individual and work hard to bring out their best self. The classrooms are well organized with high quality materials and the playground is wonderfully naturalistic. I highly recommend this school.

I go to this school and to be honest, I was a bit sad before I actually arrived because everyone…read moretold me it would suck to go here. They were painfully wrong and it's awful how much of a bad rap this school gets. I have great friends, and the school has amazing teachers and phenomenal education. 10/10, would recommend!

It's a very great school everyone is nice and there is good teachers and everyone is respectful and…read moreeveryone is chill and cool

My son has been attending 8th street since kindergarten and I am so thankful we chose this school…read morefor him. He's now in 3rd grade and is so advanced. The curriculum they use is advanced, he can read and write in cursive and is taught in a wholesome, nurturing environment. One of my biggest shoutouts to 8th street is that every staff member knows every student; not something you'll find in other over populated schools. We love our school and hope that we can expand into high school!

Parents, please be aware. This school appears to be driven by money and popularity rather than what…read moreis best for the children. They charge for nearly everything and seem more concerned with image than student growth. Despite using "Christian" in the name, it is absolutely not God-centered. The title feels misleading and used to attract Christian families, but Christian values are not reflected in practice. Students who do not maintain a 4.0 are discouraged rather than supported. The school also claimed it would become accredited, which never happened.

I went to this mini school when I was little, when it was time to find a school for my son my dad…read morerecommended this mini school because they were so good to us as kids. My son went there for 2 years, GREAT EXPERIENCE!!! Mrs. McCool was AMAZING. My son loved her so much, moving on to the 4 year old class he still stopped by every day to tell her hi. Mrs waudby was also amazing as my son had a bit of a hard time going to school in his second year, she was so patient and did a great job making him feel comfortably leaving me for the school day. They are both so sweet and patient with the little ones. A lot of preschools seem to be more like daycares, but mini school is more like a classroom Setting and school time like you would have in kindergarten. They learn a lot everyday, do projects, play outside, have snack, and dance party's! It was a great way for my son to learn to be around other kids, make friends and socialize. They welcome parents to come in anytime to check in or watch what class is like, there is no hiding anything from parents which is important. I think with a combination of the two years in Mini School and keeping up the learning at home, this is why my son did so well in kindergarten and ended up Exceeding his grade level. I'm working on getting my 3 year old into mini school but he's a stubborn potty trainer. I would highly recommend For your family!

We loved Mini School. They have a super convenient drop off / pick up system. The staff are kind…read moreand skilled in working with young children in a developmentally appropriate way. They do crafts, have a daily snack, learn social/emotional skills, letters and numbers, etc. storytime and q outdoor play area. Lots of play time a a good variety of toys to help engage students. My son loved his Teacher there and his experience has helped him become well prepared for Kindergarten, where he is currently successful.

Excellent staff and very professional. Recommend 100%. They were helpful from the first phone call…read moreuntil the last interaction.

Super bad service, they treat customers very poorly. I never recommend them. They don't try to help…read morecustomers. They should close this school.

It goes well! But I would say I go there and a lot of kids curse and don't listen but it goes goodread more

Just moved from Houston Independent School district to the Vancouver Public Schools…read more I'm comparing them coming from a 5 star school in Houston. Building is old but it's updated, so it has a modern feel to it, you can't see much wrong with the school from glancing at it. School hours are from 8:30am to 2:50pm. They release earlier at their discretion sometimes. This school helps out families by doing food distributions twice a month on a first come first serve basis. Compared to the school in Houston, my kids believes it's better. The people are nicer, it seems less stressful to pick up your kids. In Houston, people are rushed, disgruntled, will sometimes get in fights about people cutting lines, in front of kids and all. Here it seems like people care about the students ALOT. They are tight knit in the community, a dog was loose on the playground, and tho he was friendly, the owner was called, cops showed up. A report was done, I got a message from the community bulletins about it online. In Houston this would not have happened. Idk why people think it's bad, maybe compared to other schools it's "not as good" but it is waaaaat better than the school system we came from.