101 E 35th St

School is great, there is some fights, People Pee on the bathroom floors and walls, food is S**t the food looks like they found it in the Trash can and say "yeah the kids would enjoy this food", and We can't have our phones we have to put our phones in a pouch, and if a kid breaks a phone pouch they have to pay $75, kids get sick from the school lunch, and if a kids breaks a chromebook is a $275 like no kid would have $275

Experience at this school from 9-11th grade was a very hellish experience, not even talking with psychologists here when I was mentally ill, I feel like it didnt help at all, I would come home crying from school constantly because of my social anixety and autism and depression, and even when I was in the only sport at this school i THOUGHT i would like, track, even then i wasnt truly happy at the school because I had no friends to talk to inside or outside of school hours and inside/outside of the school. My peers there treat me like an outcast there and want nothing to do with me because they think I'm too boring to talk to either, the teachers there hardly ever acknowledge my existence or my peers either and want to have fun talking with me, the only people there who truly care about me are the psychologists, no one else, not my peers or any other staff, nobody

Carrcroft has been a great fit for my children. The teachers are great. The specials teachers are great. The administration is great. They are innovative, using current research to implement such things as no homewoek besides reading, mindfulness to help with self regulation, and many positive and wholistic programs that benefit the children and the overall community feel of the school.