Rogers Heights

Since starting this school my daughters reading level has pretty much stayed the same until I started having to actually become a teacher at home. There is absolutely NO FAMILY ENGAGEMENT WHATSOEVER!! I’ll call when things are upcoming and the front office says no as well as the teachers just to get reports that parents may have shown up. ATP my kids feel like I just don’t want to be a part and it’s very disheartening on top of the academics! I honestly hate this school and I’m looking for a new/ different school for my kids to attend next year. You had to buzz in to get the kids but once your in good luck to them asking for any form of ID before they hand your child over and/or allow them in someone’s car after school (thank God I teach my kids stranger danger because the staff does not check whatsoever)

Livingston Elementary has become a haven for my son. Over the last few years, the school administration has really stepped up and provided a welcoming and supportive environment for all children, but especially those who have special needs. They understand how to handle overwhelming sensory experiences and have staff who excel at making connections and navigating the unique experiences of their special needs kids. Except for his year in kindergarten, my child with ASD has had great experiences. The staff is phenomenal and as a result, my child has blossomed, and even more so this year than expected. School administrators are also top notch. I wholeheartedly recommend this school to any parent seeking a school where students and staff love, laugh, and learn together.

You never know what people are going through and nobody In this school down to the special education bus drivers have no compassion for others.

this goal is the worst goal in the whole world because when I brought my child to school, they were saying who are you we need your ID then I was there for two years and they saying I need your ID the same person