Woodside Manor

Awful school. Not only does it look bad on the outside, they have no organization on the inside. Staff is awful, misinformation given if any is given at all. It’s like pulling teeth to talk to the correct person. My kid did not thrive here at all and I’m not the only parent who feels this way as I’ve spoken to multiple.

This school has failed my daughter. Her second grade teacher was caught in lies in a meeting but yet the staff will support their teachers; even in their wrong and blame the students. This year for third grade, it’s starting off the same. We were at several meetings last school year and there is no accountability for the teachers. The student advocate is also a joke. She speaks well in front of parents but accused my child of lying when she was telling the truth based on what another student said. Pull the cameras as you did before. I’ve heard from many parents, many, who have pulled their child out of this school. My only mistake is that I didn’t do it sooner.

Both our kids attended Tiny Tots for a few years. We loved the staff and our kids loved being there. The teachers were wonderful and we never had any issues at all. We were sad to move away from SC because this school/daycare was so good.

I attended this school from 2nd to 5th grade, and I remember absolutely loving it. The activities were always very fun and creativity focused and in my experience the teachers and staff were extremely supportive. Not sure if they still do this but when I went on half days they would be club days and all students were required to join a club. There were tons of variety in the choices and I really love the idea of, for lack of better words, forcing kids to participate in those clubs and helping them to find things they enjoy while making friends with their peers. Feild days always included tons of activities and other events like color runs and dances were always enjoyable both during and out of school hours. I remember hating every time when they would have counselors come into class and teach about expressing feelings healthily and general mental health awareness but looking back, I think it's absolutely amazing that they cared to educate us on things like that while we were young. Seeing as I was a child I can't speak much on the actual quality of education but I do recall it being very parent involved and test scores look high so I guess they're doing pretty good in that regard. Cafeteria food was about as good as cafeteria food can be and the variety in play areas they had when I attended (2 playgrounds, a courtyard, laps around the carpool lane, and a small grassy area) was enjoyable and I rarely found myself bored. With all that being said, I haven't been at this school in nearly 5 years but if they still run it like they did back then I totally recommend it.