Chinchuba

My autistic child is currently enrolled at Mandeville Elementary. Scenes his enrollment, I have received weekly negative reports about my son. Also, my autistic son has not been able to attend a single field trip. The day before or even the day of a field trip I will get a call from the school that he is being to difficult and has to go home/ stay home. I will also get calls to pick him up, not because he has a fever or he is sick in any way, but becaUse he’s tired. This school is not equipped in anyway shape or form. In fact they believe his stemming is a form of attention seeking.

Woodlake is an amazing elementary school. The teachers work the kids to help them further their education. Ive had three children go to Woodlake and wouldnt send them anywhere else.

Our experience at Cedarwood has been nothing short of exceptional! The staff here is incredibly caring and goes above and beyond to create a warm, supportive environment for every student. From the moment you walk through the doors, it’s clear that the teachers and administrators truly care about each child’s well-being and success.Academically, Cedarwood excels in offering engaging, hands-on learning experiences that keep students excited to learn. Whether it’s through interactive projects, collaborative group work, or personalized attention, the teachers make sure that each child is challenged and supported at their own pace. We’ve seen our child grow not only in academic skills but also in confidence and a love for learning, which is priceless.Cedarwood does an outstanding job at creating a strong sense of community where everyone feels valued and included. The staff’s dedication to fostering both academic excellence and emotional well-being makes this school a wonderful place for any child to thrive. We couldn’t be happier with our choice, and I highly recommend Cedarwood to anyone looking for a school that offers a caring, engaging, and academically strong environment!

When you think your going into a warm welcoming environment, that claims to have the love of God and you find the opposite. I don’t know what spirit it is, but it’s definitely NOT Christ. There’s a very ostracizing, cold, mentality that is perpetuated by parents in leadership! That’s where the bullying begins is at home. Teach your kids to be kind laid by example. The world needs it. You would be better off going to public school where they truly have no tolerance. It’s an overwhelmingly better environment than Mary Queen Of Peace. No thanks. Do yourself a favor and go anywhere else. Extremely disorganized and a low quality experience all the way around

great teachers, good overall school focusing on academics. parents play a big part in education of their child but teachers go way beyond what is expected of them to make sure your child gets a great education

I would rate this school a 10 out of 10. Adcedemicly and the over all character of the school has been amazing. Each person that I have come in contact with truly wants to be there and cares deeply for the children. Honestly I was worried about sending my son to such a large school being that he hard a rough year last year at a different school but I couldn't have made a better choice. My son is so happy and tells his teacher that he loves her on a regular basis. He has learned far more than my expectations and is eager to learn more. Homework is easy because he wants to do it, there is not fight in the morning to get dressed or head out the door. He is happy and I cant thank the school enough for that.

I LOVED this school for both of my children. Even though the school is huge with many children in the class I have never had communication issues with teachers, staff or leadership. Mr. Kelly goes above and beyond to make every child and family feel as if they are part of the school family. We moved recently and had to leave PES and our entire family was heartbroken. Out of two children who went there from Pre-K to 3rd grade, we loved every single teacher we had. Amazing school!