Truesdell

Most of the teachers think they are better then everyone and walk around with their noise in the air. They are rude and disrespectful, and the principle is something else and just as rude as the staff. If I could send my kid anywhere else I would.

My daughter has attended PPE for the past 4 years and I wouldn't want her anywhere else. The teachers and staff are wonderful and are very involved. I love their character program and how they make it a priority to instill and educate the importance of good character and values, in, as well as outside, of the classroom. School is well maintained and secure.

The teachers and staff at this school are phenomenal. They're engaged with students, nonjudgmental, patient, and well-informed on educational methods and research. One of my children needed special education services for speech therapy, and the quality of the IEP/education is top-notch. I can't say enough good things about this school.

If the school could get decent people in their office, it would be great. The ladies in the office, especially Kim are extremely incompetent, rude, and not trustworthy. And when you try to make any kind of compliance, it gets nowhere where the principal doesn’t reach out and ignores his emails. This makes me feel like my kids are not valued or staying at the school because they’re not able to address issues that are happening. I’ve never had a school that doesn’t take a parent complaint seriously. And I’ve never had a school where the ladies in the office don’t do what they’re told to do.

My daughter transferred to EBSOLA in 3rd grade from an out-of-state immersion school. She is a native English speaker, and she was challenged to become proficient in Spanish. She rose to the challenge and is bilingual in just a year and a half. Here's what you should know: A large percentage of students enter school with a knowledge of Spanish, so your native English speaker will need to catch up. If you are not bilingual, you will need a translator app to assist your student with homework. The school shares a building with another elementary school that has had shocking behavioral problems. There is, at times, not enough communication from the administration and teachers.