Falconcrest

The white front desk lady with blonde hair is not professional at all. She always has an attitude when you walk in. I put my ID in to check my child out and she didn’t even allow us in the door, didn’t ask if we wanted to come in. When i tried to come in and open the door, she gave me a terrible attitude, she does not need to be working the front desk, AT ALL. I will eventually say something and speak with her boss because it’s ridiculous people can’t even be fake professional and want to try and give you a hard time.

This school has always been a fine example.of what a community school should look like. The teachers for the most part appear to be genuine and love coming to work everyday. Parson has always had a manicured look to it and tons of parent and community involvement. This stems from years of great leadership. My biggest concern was seeing who the new principal was. I was shocked to see he had been promoted after a very serious encounter at Summerour Middle School a few years ago. I believe students will be fine as long as he doesn't do the same things here.

We as parents and our 3 kids love this school! Love every teacher, front desk as well as the assistant principal and Dr. Pugh is awesome! The only thing I wish would get better is the school lunch

I am not too happy with this school. I just feel like the staff are very cold and they could care less definitely not friendly. It’s more of a nice nasty environment there .

My husband and I have had our 3 year old son at HCS since he was 10 weeks old. In each class, he has had teachers who truly care about him, his growth and understanding of the school curriculum. We love that it is a faith based school that directs children to learn Biblical principles. HCS is affordable and provides healthy meals and snacks for our son. We feel that HCS is an incredibly special school and are so glad our son attends daily.

I couldn't be happier with my child’s experience at Burnette this year. My child loves going to school everyday. She is so excited about learning and she loves her teacher. Way to go Burnette!