Moss

I love this school they have a grate relationship with the kids sad we might have to move because of school boundaries next year

Came on here to point out that the 18:1 student to teacher ratio is untrue. Our kid has been in Lakevue their entire academic career and has never been in a classroom that small--the smallest was kindergarten with 25 or 26 students; largest was second grade with 32 students. The district is massively overcrowded and Lakevue is at capacity.The teachers and principal really care about students, and when our child was bullied in kindergarten, the issue was addressed quickly. Safety is very important and the school has a locked fence surrounding the playground, doorbell with camera for parents/guests at the front door, and each classroom seems to be locked (according to what our child has told us). I feel good about sending our child to Lakevue.

I'm an ex-student of Willow Creek, having attended from grade 3-5. There were ups and downs, but overall, this school would not be the first one I would recommend to parents or guardians. It got me by well- I had fun at choir and in the gardening club, but the education received did not prepare for my future. The bullying I had received lead me to defend myself, which I was nearly punished for. Teachers and administrators do very little-nothing regarding bullying. I struggled constantly and received no help even after asking for aid, I am very glad to be out of there now. Willow Creek has left me with lasting memories, both positive and negative.

I have a 1st grader who has read more than I had after 4th grader.

Front desk gives this place a 1 star

I really enjoyed this school. I do wish the teachers would have more class time instead of just 1 hour once a week so 3 maybe