5 Whitlock St, Plainview, NY 11803

This school is horrible my son is in special education the teacher there treaty son with disrespect,racism,rudeness. Also my son gets treated too strict.

This has been one of the most disappointing and heartbreaking experiences our family has ever had with a school. After five years, I can say that this elementary school completely failed my child.For years, my child came home miserable\. Instead of feeling safe, supported, and heard at school, she repeatedly felt disrespected, dismissed, and intimidated. When she tried to speak up about bullying or other concerns, there were occasions when she was treated as though she was lying rather than being listened to and supported. She was yelled at, threatened with consequences, and made to feel that his concerns did not matter.What is especially disturbing is that these concerns were not limited to one isolated incident or one administrator. Over the course of five years and under multiple principals, we repeatedly experienced what we believed was a failure to appropriately address our child’s concerns and emotional well\-being.An elementary school should be a place where children feel safe enough to speak, where bullying is taken seriously, and where adults model patience, respect, compassion, and fairness. No child should be afraid to tell an adult what happened because they believe they will be yelled at, dismissed, or called a liar.As a parent, watching my child be unhappy for five years while repeatedly asking the school for help was devastating\. I entrusted this school with my child’s education, safety, and well\-being. In our experience, that trust was profoundly broken.I sincerely hope the district examines how children’s complaints are handled, how bullying allegations are investigated, how administrators communicate with students, and whether children who are struggling are receiving the emotional and practical support they deserve. Children have voices. They deserve to be heard, believed enough to have their concerns properly investigated, and treated with dignity, even when adults disagree with them\. No family should have to go through what ours experienced!!