1811 E 22nd St
Casper, WY 82601

I really love this school, the teachers are great, everything is just great. Really old, but nice. I just love how the teachers help the students who are falling behind in their grades. If there are any behavior problems, they take care of them quickly, and you're back to having a normal class. I love that the school is small and easier for the teachers to help the kids. Love the 2 gyms (big and small) have a workout room, also has a pool, but it is not functioning at the moment. The playground has plenty of space for the little kids to play in. The food here is better than any other food at other schools, to be honest. I recommend this school! You should go here. It's an all-grade school.

this school has honestly been the worst experience of my life. I have been bullied, threatened, physically assaulted, and this school has done nothing to stop it. Sure, sometimes the kids get the "that's not nice" talk, but it never actually stops the students. The boys are disrespectful and severely judgmental when it comes to a student's sexuality, and the girls are practically rotten to the core. one of the students literally assaulted me and then made rumors about me before leaving the school. The experience was and still is the worst. no one is doing anything to stop the situations, and the new nurse is horrible at her job.

We have been pleased with how our son has flourish at Kelly Walsh. The teachers go above and beyond to ensure he is succeeding in every class. The school makes sure the students feel welcome and open to reach out for help.

We have had a great experience with this school. One of my children is diagnosed with adhd and with support they have been successful here. This school requires a significant commitment to your child’s education but it is worth it. Very engaged families and very staff. No school is perfect but this has been great for us.

I love this school all the teachers are nice and it was the best school ever

I can go on and on about how impressed I am with this school and their staff but I will just say, it's the best school that seen yet. Putting 3 kids and though many different schools throughout Casper, now watching grandchildren go through different schools, I wish I would have known about park school when my kids were young. I TOTALLY recommend Park school to any parent who is looking for a new school.

What this school says and does are two different things. They claim to support, then don't, they promise to call if there's an issue, and then call to let you know they suspended your child instead of calling when the issue starts like they promised.

Both of my boys have gotten an amazing education at Southridge. They are great readers, writers, and mathematicians. They both met their best friends at Southridge and have been enriched academically when they have needed it. The teachers use an app to communicate throughout the week, and I feel like I always know what’s going on. I enjoy eating lunch with my boys at school, and always feel welcome to help during field trips and school events. I am so glad I chose Southridge for my boys.

An excellent teacher powered school. Teachers and students are great.

so my son, a student who has been with Verda James all the way since kindergarten, who is now in fifth grade… I have to say I am highly, highly disappointed in how 50% of the staff have treated him, along with allowed other children to treat him as well as children treating children awful. never in my 30 years of life have I ever seen a situation where a student was allowed to have their parental figure their actual classroom teacher, that is one thing that completely threw me for a loop and definitely had effects in the classroom. The child in question has bullied my son for four years straight now, and his parents being the teachers that work there have enabled him to the point where I’m damned if I do, damned if I don’t… But it is most certainly a conflict of interest. Nevertheless, for being a school that has DLI I also have not seen so much racism in a school itself than with Verda James. My son is kind, he is very intelligent, and he is very well spoken so when he felt a certain way about a student being racially profiled, and spoke up… For the teachers to then tell him…. Basically completely disregarded his feelings, and then gas lit him into trying to believe that it was not racist, the racism was coming from my son himself, who is actually Hispanic. I am just lost for words and completely disgusted. The people who work here, these facilitators they definitely will pick and choose, and they will always put what makes them and or Verda James look best. Never the students. especially if they are of any race. I felt as though it was more of a dictatorship.