Ampere

School teacher and staff is friendly and caring

The school has changed its teachers, leadership, and administration. While at Live Oak, my child reported seeing cockroaches in the classroom, sticky traps with live and dead mice, and mice droppings. Many teachers left the year after the new principal arrived, which was strange. I was excited for my child to have a familiar face in the next grade, but many teachers left. It was difficult to have conversations with teachers. Many seemed nervous to speak up about the school they had worked at for many years. The principal puts on many events for the school and attends the events but is often only seen intervening with students. A few parents have reported the principal was not seen at their awards ceremonies or other school events. It is difficult to say I saw students have a positive and influential relationship with the administration.

This school is reallly great. I love all the activities the kids do there and all the love the kids have for each other. The onl thing I dont like is the principal and vice principal who took over the job as principals from the previous principal who had been there ever since the school started almost 11 years ago. The vice principal last year was a very nice and calm person. I just hope the kids get good teaching and have a lot of fun there.

My son started at this school in 5th grade, two years later we are still very happy here. Great teacher and one incredibly amazing principle. I love my son being in a Chrisitian environment, we are not Seventh Day Adventist but also don't feel like we are treated any different. Love the amazing families we have met as well!