Jan Plan in Aspen Grove by Lennar
Las Vegas, NV 89147

My little suppose to attend ESY here. Start off they called with one meeting for meet and greet the day before with no other date options or meeting options available. Like people don't work and need notice for these things. So there not family friendly, witch crazy were do think kids come from. My daughter is special education so it important for me to meet the human that going be guiding my child. Has I know teacher vessels out here to be aggressive and have poor choice of words when working with students. It like like they set it up so they don't have to meet you. 0 children in mind, zero family engagement, don't ever call the right parent first, zero safety, they promote pride month messing with emotional stability, zero emotional support. Yet you see learning what children are supposed to be doing spectrum or not.

One time I got in a fight because this one kid kept bullying me for a whole quarter and kept threatening to fight and it just got annoying. He splashed some juice on me and I blocked it with my hand and tried to turn it at him and then he got mad and was threatening to fight and since he was just so annoying I gave in. But I didn't really fight, all I did was flip him over on the ground and weakly stepped on him so that he didn't try to fight me, a teacher saw this and took us to the office where he said "This guy was repeatedly stomping on this kids head, I'ma take him to the nurse" before I even got a single word out and then the staff wouldn't listen to my side of the story and just gave me in-house for the day and (once again, without listening to my side of the story) suspended me for 2.5 weeks, charged me with battery and assault, and filed the fight as a racially motivated fight JUST BECAUSE I'm white and he isn't. Once I returned I asked my Algebra 1 teacher for help on understanding all the stuff that I missed and she flat out rejected just because "that was two weeks ago" and she just told me to watch the Khan Academy videos which not only took just as long to watch as the amount of time I stayed after school, meaning she could've just explained it, but the videos didn't help at all. Another thing, my English teacher couldn't teach the class if her life depended on it, she would somewhat try teaching the class but gave up when the other kids kept talking, and she never, EVER, even tried telling the class to be quiet. Also in my reading class while I was talking to my friend, we would joke around like normal and say rude things in a joking manner and she thought that I was bullying him (keep in mind this was the guy I hung out with everyday) and instead of saying something like "that's very rude to say, don't let it happen again or you're going to the office" she started being rude to me and yelled at me something like "NEVER SAY THAT IN MY CLASS" almost as if I just said 10 different slurs. Also there were constant fights throughout my time there, at some point after school, I was walking to my bus and saw an 8th grade girl yelling cuss words while being restrained by 3 cops. I would not recommend going to this school at all.

As some of this may fall onto the food system for the school, the food is horrible and not nutritious or filling enough. The Principle, Ms. Powell, is quite unfair to teachers and her expectations of how they run their classrooms. This leads into teachers having harsh deadlines and an impossible amount of emails from other staff and the Principle herself. This school also features a selection of teachers who make it clear that they are only here for their paycheck, and don't care about the students well being. Most teachers won't let you use the restroom because it "interrupts the flow of class," even if it's within a private study period and 10 minutes of a bell. The kindest people at this school, in my personal experience, have been the counselors. If you have a student going to Spring Valley, don't pressure them as much, they probably have a hard time with their teachers enough.