1602 Summit Estates Dr
O'Fallon, MO 63366

I can understand why this school has such low ratings, my little 7 yr old sick, and like out of 4 teachers or office min, 1 showed any kinda concern or compassion, sad really ,not sure why these people get into this kinda work, if they don't even know how to treat the kids going there , one time I heard a lady in the office really treating the child like he was dumb , just cause he was having a hard time tieing his shoe, I'm just happy I don't hear this with my Child when I'm there , I would definitely not let that fly by any means

This school administration does not care if your child is failing. When you reach out to try and get your child help and if you’re lucky enough to get a call or even an email back from a teacher, counselor or principal you’re met with “well, you child is ‘close’ to passing, do they even want to attend college? They need to attend tutoring.” Tutoring class sizes are high (30) students and one teacher cannot assist every child. So children sit in tutoring unable to get help there as well. It would be nice if any of the administration could realize maybe the students aren’t the problem.

After strong academic progress in elementary school, my child made little progress in middle school. The main thing my child learned was to hate school, and hate learning. Focus is on behavioral control rather than interesting and challenging academics. Learning environment is reactive instead of pro-active. School is overcrowded, teachers are not supported, and good students struggle to learn in an atmosphere where they don't feel safe or supported. Extracurricular programs are good.