St. George

Horrible. Would not recommend parents to send their kids there. Would not recommend people to work in this atmosphere.

Poor they need more teacher more support team for the kids. I feel like how are you suppose to educate the child .

After five wonderful years, we're so sad to be leaving this school. The teachers are absolutely fantastic and genuinely care about the children and how they learn. It's a small school with a big heart. All the families are happy to be part of it and truly care about the school community. It really is a community in every sense, parents and teachers work together to benefit the kids, and that partnership makes all the difference

I would not recommend Harbor View School based on our family’s experience. The biggest issue has been consistently poor communication from administration. Important concerns are either delayed, minimized, or not followed up on, which creates a lack of trust and transparency between families and the school.Even more concerning is how school culture is handled. There seems to be a disconnect between the policies the school promotes and what actually happens day to day. In our case, my son experienced bullying for two years, and despite repeated reports, little meaningful action was taken. The administration often hid behind policies instead of using them effectively, and the measures they claimed to put in place were inconsistent and not enforced. As a result, my son never truly felt safe or supported.There also appears to be a broader issue with staff morale. Many teachers seem overwhelmed and burnt out, which understandably impacts how they manage classroom behavior. Unfortunately, this leads to a situation where behavioral issues are not addressed properly, and the students who come to school ready to learn end up paying the price. Instruction time is disrupted, and accountability is uneven.What’s most disappointing is the lack of urgency and ownership from leadership. Families expect schools to partner with them, especially when it comes to student safety and well-being, but that partnership was missing here.I hope the school takes a serious look at improving communication, strengthening its approach to student behavior, and ensuring that all students—not just some—are protected and supported.