Tremper Farm

My daughter has been going to SOES since PreK3 and we have loved every single second of it up until this year. Her first grade teacher has been less than impressive and you can tell this is only a job for her. That she doesn’t actually care about how well her students are doing. We are only two months into the school year and I wish we could transfer to another teacher. The fact that she didn’t even acknowledge my daughter at the trunk or treat event this year was extremely disheartening. I sure do hope this is just a one off year and that next year is much better

If your child needs help and support don’t let the blue ribbon award fool you. Special education here is often given by a para pro (not even a certified teacher.). Admin will spend more time hiding your child’s weakness so they don’t have to be held accountable or give any intervention. They began to read my child’s tests outloud to him so he would get As and Bs and then used his inflated grades to deny him help (despite him being 2 years behind in reading). Of course they didn’t communicate to me that he was getting assistance on his tests. It was disgusting. Principal sits in her office all day and only responds to parents if you reach out to a board or council member. I was extremely disappointed with the entire admin, counselors and special education team. I know others in special ed who have had a similar experience. They put all the kids in GT classes to try and accelerate the scores but won’t help the ones behind.

Still suffer childhood trauma and depression because of my experiences here. Constany bullied, harassed, and put down by teachers. Hated this school and would never come back, nor would I honestly recommend anyone to.

My experience with this school has been horrible. The staff are unprofessional and rude. They have poor ways of teaching and communicating. The principal is a coward and is also rude . I would not recommend this school to anyone.

I am a PHCS alum and loved my school so much I came back to work there now as an adult! PHCS always felt like family, being a tight-knit community where people of all different backgrounds came together to learn and to also have fun and create lifelong memories. I felt more than prepared for college with the level of academic rigor PHCS provided me and I am forever grateful for the biblical foundation that was given to me through my classes, teachers, and chapel services. People think it's odd when I say my high school years were some of the best of my life, but I attribute that to going to a school like PHCS where I felt loved and accepted and looked forward to getting up and seeing my friends/teachers/coaches each day!