1235 SE Morback Ct
Sherwood, OR 97140

We have two students at Archer Glen and all the teachers we've met so far are so kind and caring about the kids hearts and minds. Fundraising among families in the school seems to consistently fill gaps in state funding to allow field trips and other enriching activities teachers want to do.

teachers treat children with disabilities unprofessionally, racism is normalised and nothing is done about it, teachers care more about phone policies than kids getting beaten up or being actively bullied, weak suspension or punishment policies for bullies, principal engages in similar activities as the bullies themselves, certain staff treat kids going to the counsellors to report their bullying as a burden, student body feels to comfortable using various steriotypical slurs and no actions are taken against it, never allowed phones even after last period bell rings which makes student s unable to ever contact their parents, a certain teacher spotted with political bumper stickers endorsing donald trump a racist politician himself, makes students fearful of going to school, health ed is somewhat educational but does not go over other things or is too afraid to go over other things, very short time to turn in assignments which only benefits neurotypical students, a kind of caste system is implemented where popular kids get treated better by teachers than the quiet ones, policy for changing classes is too strict as it causes some people to still be in harmful environments because they aren’t allowed to switch, counsellors are nice which is the only positive aspect but they hold practically no power which they definetly should have more of, more and more people are switching to online school because of how draining and irresponsible this school and its staff are. also school lunch is terrible

some teachers or staff are very passive aggressive they dont try and understand or get to know especially when you haven't grown up here I'm from a poor family and they act like there better because they have money and its not supportive I've always had adults looking down at me and not trying to help me and I'm feeling it from this school yes this school has so much opportunities so that's why I'm still here I can care less about building a community where its obviously not meant to be I say just use it as a stepping stone to a better future then what you were going to have if you are low income.