104 W Pershing Blvd

There was a lot of bullying and snottiness between students. The teachers seemed really disconnected, like they were more focused on us passing on tests than seeing us as individuals learning.I met a lot of subpar teachers there, and felt very unwelcome by my counselor. She openly told me she couldn’t wait to stop working there and I was made to feel as though she didn’t care when I came to her for help.I had teachers who would deliberately not want to answer questions, teachers who would shop online and snapchat students instead of helping, teachers who would leave the classroom for long amounts of time when we had questions. There was even a teacher who openly mocked and challenged the validity of my learning disability in front of other students. The gym teacher also didn’t care that I had asthma and I ended up failing gym class once despite the fact that I was doing the best I could with that condition.There are a few teachers there who really did have a passion for teaching students. Unfortunately in my experience, there were a lot who were there to get a paycheck, not teach students.

Rudest office staff. Gives you hard time if you don't call before you pick up your child. My daughter special needs text her mom and told her she was sick. I went to pick her up and lady was trying to lecture me about how she could've taken her phone away . Yea right try .

We had a complicated experience with grades 1-3 and transitioning from private preschool to public elementary school. Many problems came to light, and sorting out the sources of the problems and how to address all of them has taken time, patience, and education. I am grateful for the principal and her leadership of her team. I am grateful for the experts involved with my family and their care for my son and tact with me.

The leadership at this school is terrible. My daughter did not feel safe or comfortable at this school for the last 6 months. The principal didn't have any core values. Very disappointed in this school.