8237 Cactus Root Ct
Las Vegas, NV 89129

My wife and I had three children go through Eisenberg Elementary and we had so many issues with the teachers. One was when they told our oldest he was stupid and made him come to front of the class and say, “I’m stupid.” Gotta love CCSD.

The new administration is vile…. Bring back Miss Jerome. This is my son’s 3rd year here, he is diagnosed with OCD and of course they’re in elementary and have behavioral issues sometimes. But this new singling my child out and suspending him for something all the other kids are also doing? Then a grown man raising his voice and scaring my child so badly he was crying for 3 hours after school? Disgusting. This school was so amazing, it’s turned to absolute garbage with this new administration.

This school is the worst school I've been to. a lot of fights. It's bad energy and vibe the teacher is so rude and unprofessional. The students try there hardest to learn and do good things but they can't. Also the teachers don't care about your grades please don't send your kid there .

The school seems to pay very little attention to students throughout the year, unless it’s to single them out for something they’ve done wrong. I’ve reached out multiple times asking for support with my child, only to be told that it’s ultimately the student’s responsibility. While I understand the rules around phone use in class, the way the school handles confiscated items is unnecessarily difficult for parents.Requiring parents to come to the school to retrieve items they paid for is extremely inconvenient. What’s more concerning is being told by the front desk that this policy is intentionally designed to inconvenience parents. That kind of mindset feels dismissive and out of touch, especially considering that not all home situations are the same, and policies like this can create bigger issues for students over relatively small mistakes.Overall, the attitude from some staff comes across as condescending rather than supportive. It feels less like a learning environment and more like a place where students are disciplined without being genuinely guided or helped.