Willmore City

This school is absurd I went to this school back in the early 200’s and it’s sad to say I would never recommend this school to anyone . 1. From the principal to the office staff is a joke no one communicates with each other , they can’t be honest with parents as well this is not a SAFE PLACE for children because on top of not caring who comes in the school you guys only watch the kids for 5mins then let them sent on a bench by themselves as your “kinda close by” . Also the past experiences up to this moment have all been negative. I honestly feel this school needs a revamp & reevaluation on the school administration here .

This is where my social anxiety started. I’m 23 now, but even after almost 10 years, I still remember what I experienced at this school. I was only in Grade 5–6, but the memories remain vivid.The teacher I had for two years clearly showed favoritism, and looking back, some of her behavior felt like bullying. She treated her favorite students completely differently from those she didn’t seem to like. The difference in her tone, attitude, and patience was honestly crazy. You could clearly tell who she favored and who she didn’t. I remember feeling like she genuinely hated my guts for some reason, even though I never understood what I had done to deserve that kind of treatment. She would also humiliate students in front of the class by calling them out or speaking harshly to them. I remember a field trip where she grouped students based on favoritism, putting her preferred students together and separating those she disliked. Even as a child, I noticed how unfair it was.The favoritism was also obvious in grading. Her favorite students received high marks, while others could work just as hard and still get low grades. I remember receiving a C in one of my favorite subjects despite putting in a lot of effort. It felt like whether she liked a student affected how they were graded.After Grade 5, I remember how much I cried and begged my parents to let me transfer to another school when they told me they were going to enroll me there again. I was so desperate to leave that I would cry and plead with them because I genuinely did not want to go back. Looking back now, I realize how serious that was. I was only a child, and yet I was already at a point where I desperately wanted to escape my school environment. I didn’t have the words back then to explain everything I was feeling. I just knew that I didn’t want to go back.Even after almost 10 years, my social anxiety has never completely gone away. I became very conscious of how people perceived me and afraid of being embarrassed or singled out. I can’t say all of it came from this school, but this is where I remember it starting.Teachers have a huge influence on children, and their actions can stay with students for years. No child should feel humiliated, excluded, or treated unfairly because they aren’t a teacher’s favorite. I hope the school has changed, because no child should carry these memories into adulthood.