220 Eagle Point Dr, Lyndhurst, OH 44124

Sunview is fantastic! Every teacher has been wonderful. Mrs. Taylor is fabulous and knows every child by name. My daughter went to a different school for kindergarten and became very discouraged due to a perfectionistic and negative teacher. That all changed when she started at Sunview. She cannot wait for the school year to begin and is excited to go to school every day. Teachers find fun ways to engage children in learning and to encourage curiosity. They embrace and celebrate diversity and encourage each child to be unique and creative. My daughter loves this school and so do I. We could not hope for a better school. Thank you to all of the teachers and staff who make this school so amazing!

I have lived in the South Euclid Lyndhurst school district for a few years bow and their support for my child has been subpar and inadequate. From my experience if your child is a member of the special education community you do not matter and are not invluded in what they consider to be an inclusive environment. Children who are placed in the special education program are only alike in the manner that they all need a little extra care, love, and concern in order to achieve what is suppose to be their fundamental right to an education. For three years now, my child has not received that. There has been one excuse after the other i.e. btw for your child to get the basic education we are required to give we need you to jump through all these hoops despite his condition to be told we dont have a teacher for "YOUR" child. Every year they have conjured up some fabrication as to why they cant provide a teacher, and this was coexisting prior to the pandemic. They fail to provide any quality answers that result in anything besides I dont know what to say. Every level of supervision seems to be passive aggressive in their attempt to resolve these issues. They even moved all their special education students from the junior high down to the elementary school, even though the Jr high continues to make contact because my student is supposed to be in jr high. When I tried to call the jr high for info on the upcoming school year the assistant referred to the special education students as "them and they", sounds pretty discriminatory to me. If you are a special education student in this community get a lawyer or find another resource because no one and I do mean no one down from the superintendent to the asst special education director will be of assistance; unless they are discriminating for more than just educational needs.