3822 Ormond Beach St #202
Las Vegas, NV 89129

My daughter was attacked on October 6th around 9:50am. My family and I got to view the video on what happened to my daughter. It is clear in the video that one boy blocked her in while the other placed my daughter in a headlock lock. He slammed her on the ground and punched her many times in the face. Not only did he punch her in the face but he tried to knee her in the face as well. The school is refusing to hold the other boy accountable. They tried to say that someone stated my daughter said a racial remark to the boy which was false. The principal is hiding the fact that this was racially motivated. The other boy involved is still attending the school with no punishment. They turned off their Google reviews so you can't post there. The principal spoke highly of my daughter and said she is always respectful and yet you allowed someone to lie on her. The boy clearly told her to watch out n word and that's not being addressed. This was a hate crime nothing less. We will fight to get the video released so you can see what we can see. The principal failed to show us the video on a proper screen like he showed the first clip before the attack. We had to take turns watching it on his dark laptop screen. They simply do not want this to come out as a hate crime. My daughter has never had a bad remark about her since kindergarten. This school has failed my child but chose to target her brother who attends the same school after he threatened to protect his sister. What's to stop this from happening to your child of color? Justice for my daughter will be served with or without the schools help. Not one adult was seen in the video not one!

Horrible. Worst possible school. So bad. Seriously.

The school is amazing! I have one child who has matriculated through kinder-5th, and one child is currently enrolled. His teachers were supportive and helpful. Through each grade level, I saw them take the time to learn their learning style and accommodate them to the best of their ability. The principal knows both my children's names and faces. At every event we attend, she ensures she says hello and addresses them by name. She always communicates with me directly if any issues arise and works collaboratively with me to address the issue at home and at school, so my children feel supported and understood while also understanding real-life consequences to their actions. The counselor there is always readily available, even just to be an ear to listen to any concerns they have. The front office staff is always kind and respectful, and works with a sense of urgency that is hard to find. It's nice to know that my children are surrounded by other adults who not only support them but also are rooting for them to be their best selves