52 Amity Rd
Galloway, OH 43119

The kindergarten teachers are lazy, they blame their lack of skills on the students who are 5 years old or younger. Three weeks into the school year and talking about putting 5 year old on "Behavriol plans", but yet nothing is done about the bullying or other students assaulting eachother. There are other, better options, go with them. The teachers feel that it is not their jobs to teach fundamental social and behavriol skills when that is the point of kindergarten. Maybe instead of reprimanding babies, hold teachers accountable. This is why schools are losing funding, why pay someone for doing the bare minimum?

Don’t go to this school don’t send your kids

This school has been a really hard experience for me. The hallways are small and crowded, and I often get pushed by others. Some teachers seem too rushed and don’t take the time to really help students understand things. I wish there was more kindness and patience from both students and staff. It feels like nobody notices when someone’s struggling or upset, which makes it harder to learn and feel safe. I really hope this school can improve and care more about their students.I wish this school improves. I really do.

I truly wish I were writing something more positive, but if you’re looking for a school where your child can truly thrive, this may not be the right fit. My daughter recently had an issue involving a teacher, and I was completely unaware of the situation until the following week when she was suddenly given a three-day out-of-school suspension. No prior communication was made regarding the incident, and during her suspension, she was not provided with any homework or assignments. The only contact came on the day of the suspension, and even then, it lacked clarity and care.Unfortunately, the principal made no effort to reach out I specifically requested She gave me a call the same day haven’t heard from her as a parent it makes me concerned .My daughter isn’t receiving the support she needs, and while I understand teachers are often overwhelmed, and continuously has singled out my child throughout the year I understand my child isn’t perfect, but children deserve respect to! basic communication is essential especially when dealing with young girls navigating emotional and hormonal changes. We were all kids once; we know how difficult that stage can be.There seems to be a lack of advocacy and leadership within the school. As a parent, I’m genuinely concerned for my daughter’s future here. It’s crucial that we, as parents, step in to advocate for our children, listen to all sides during conflicts, and work toward fair and constructive resolutions something the current administration appears unable or unwilling to do I will be reaching out to the department of education because I am tired of the way that the school has handled these situations over the year. I do not recommend the school not with this type of leadership.