Sandridge

The teachers are very dedicated to each child and are very dedicated.

The current administration is abysmal. Teachers are unsupported and afraid to say anything for fear of reprisals. There is fighting daily in the lunch room which remains largely unsupervised. Bullying is a huge issue that goes largely unaddressed by the administration, affects numerous kids, and teachers are left unsupported to do the best they can. Safety plans have been drawn up with no intention of actually implementing or following them.The current principal (Moore — in case this hopefully changes in the future) is more concerned with attendance and receiving her federal dollars than she is about supporting her staff, or protecting and educating kids.The school board needs to take immediate action as this school is failing its students and teachers.

This was my former school, where I was bullied, got my stuff stolen and broken by others, and I got a referral for teasing, when others didn't get one for fighting. I don't recommend this school.

This place is the worst school I’ve been in in 2024 when I went there they have bad teachers and the science teacher swore at the class and There were also 4 fights we had it’s horrible and they brag about how they have a five star school and one of my friends got in trouble for no reason the only thing I liked is PE class they have a nice and really cool teacher and that’s it and so as the social studies teacher she was cool to and so as the English teacher the best out of them all

My son attended Seven Oaks and we were very happy with the school. We went to several school events and enjoyed the Science Fair a great deal. They also did a great job with his speech therapy. My one critique is that arrival and dismissal can be a challenge, but that has a lot to do with a small parking lot. The school has really come along since we have lived here.

This is a great Christian based school with amazing teachers and staff who truly care about their students. Special shout out to Ms. Barb she is one of my favorite teachers at ACS.