Foxleigh

Absolutely appalled today, I witnessed a six year old girl be changed in the cafeteria with her whole class present including boys. Her shirt was off and everything was out. She was asd and having a melt down. There is a bathroom in the cafeteria they could have gotten her too, created a privacy wall, or had the class step out to give her some dignity but no. In addition, the cafeteria people and teachers have no clue about food allergies, if your kid has a food allergy please send food to school with them or make a very detailed accounting of what your child can and cant eat. Teachers say cheese pizza is baked in dairy when its not, its considered melted cheese and not safe for kids who are on the baked goods step of overcoming their food allergy or intolerance.

Our family has had a wonderful experience at this school. Although it is a public charter school, it truly has the feel of a small, close-knit community where every child is known, valued, and supported.My son just finished Kindergarten and his teacher (Ms. Tammy) has been exceptional—patient, caring, and genuinely invested in his growth both academically and personally. Communication has always been open and consistent, and it’s evident that Ms. Tammy as well as the rest of the staff work hard to create a positive and nurturing environment for their students.One of the things we appreciate most is the sense of community. The school fosters strong relationships among students, families, and staff, making it feel more like an extended family than a traditional school setting. It is comforting to know that our son is surrounded by people who truly care about his success and well-being each day.