Capehart

My children have attended Two Springs for two years now. The teachers are amazing and give me daily feedback. The principal is very caring and hands on. If you're from out of town and looking for a good school in the area, this is the school for you.

Great teachers, wonderful environment and nice surrounding neighborhoods.

We moved here middle of school year 2020 during Covid 19. My kids were able to transition well, and have come to enjoy going to school. We love the principal and my kids' teachers. My kids rate above average in testing, but I'm glad that the school also focuses on emotional well-being. Definitely recommend Fort Crook!

My son just started at this school and there's already been so many issues. His teacher is rude and non engaged. He has asked for help multiple times and she ignores him. I've emailed her in regards to this concern and she ignores that. Communication is just not something there that happens. I asked for a meeting with the principal and she disregarded it. They act stuck up as if they're better than other people their attitudes are horrible I feel like the kids while being is not something that they care about. I would never recommend this school I thought going to a Bellevue public School would be better he was better off in ops

When I went I loved it, good teachers, good principle and it was over all excellent. Right now, there fixes to be made within school safety and some teachers need to be re-taught on how to handle situations with children other then that still a good elementary school

Overall, disappointed in the lack of leadership and guidance. Attended Bellevue Public Schools growing up where Leonard Lawrence Elementary was one of the top rated schools to now being very subpar with minimal expectations. Staff seem to care more about gossip and undermining parents than focusing their time and attention to educating the students. Special education staff will focus on providing answers to tests and assignments to allow the student to slip by, than to think creatively within the curriculum to think of alternative methods or approach’s to teach the student in a different ways that met that students way of learning.