Frankton Plan in Highland Bridge by Pulte Homes
Saint Paul, MN 55116

I really like our school. I am an 8th grader at Highland. We recently went to a trip in Eagle Bluff and stayed 3 night overnight. I thought that was epic, then this week we went to DC for another 4 day trip. I will never forget this trip. 6th grade was hard because I lost many of my friends from elementary, but I was able to make more friends! Anyone who wants to learn about the school should come to the school and see for themselves. As a web leader, I get to give tours to kids that visit school during tour and answer any question they have. You can also hear from current 6th graders.

Lots of class and extracurricular opportunities. The teachers are sometimes too busy, but overall a fantastic public school.

I do not feel that this school is a great school for students who have a learning disability. My experience is that it was very negative. They questioned the parent. They don’t listen to doctors notes even after several times advocating for my child to get an IEP rude staff to my kid Just isolating my child when my kid asked for help in an assignment that she doesn’t understand it gets ignored. It’s really sad because there are children who need that one in one attention and when parents advocate for their kids to get the things that they need and the teachers and the adults in that school don’t listen that makes it a frustrating experience for everyone involved, especially the child who is going through that I do not think this is a five star school. I think they are an equipped to deal with and help people with learning disabilities who needs who have the same rights to learn and get the education that they need. They are rude to the parents and don’t take much feedback because they go off their right and you’re wrong .thats there way of thinking. They are more protective over their staff in the means of their children that go to the school. I am disappointed with my experience and I would never recommend this school .