W Stafford St
Eagle, ID 83616

First of all, both of my kids never had any issues with going to the bathroom or using water fountain and both of them drink and use bathroom a lot :) We have moved to this school from MD where my daughter was at the top of her class in reading and math. When we got here we realized that there are a lot of kids who actually love reading and math/sciences and my daughter noticed she was not the top performer...which was great as she wanted to move up in class and be on the same levels as her new friends. I will add that I heard the same feedback from people who moved from Illinois and California. This school recognizes that kids are at different levels and caters education to various learning levels. It can be challenging even for bright kids. So far we loved all of our teachers. The only concern we have is class size at 4th and 5th grade levels as it's over 30 kids. Parents also get very involved and volunteer a lot. The school through Ada district offers access to online programs for children to enhance there learning at home if desired.

Our family LOVES this school! Both my kids attend and we have been part of the Seven Oaksfamily for the last three years. The teachers, staff, and family's support is top-notch. We feel fortunate to be part of this community.

It's great. Some policies by admin have not been the best though

The teachers at this school are horrendous and the school only cares about students passing and not the students actual learning. I have struggled severely in multiple classes, due to teachers not teaching well and not putting out information on teams when they were supposed to. It’s currently the last week in the semester to submit work and one of my teachers still has not graded a test from 2 weeks ago. We currently only have 1 day left to retake that test but that teacher has still yet to put the grade in. The faculty does not care about mental health either. The history/government department is outrageous and I’ve never had a positive experience with any of those teachers, they also don’t give any slack to students with severe health problems. Most of the teachers are brand new as well, causing them to not have any good experience with teaching. For college applications, the advisors started talking to the seniors about this mid first semester of senior year; when most schools start the discussion of this topic junior year. I would not recommend this school to upcoming students.