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This school is horrible. Staff is unprofessional, they don’t communicate well with parents or do a good job of keeping parents updated with what’s going on in class or their student. The office staff is rude and unhelpful.

Do not bring your child to this school! The teacher in the LEAP program was absolutely terrible to my son. I was able to tell that she did not like him or even hate him, refused to take him to the bathroom, did not want to give him his snacks/lunch, did not bother to try to help him academically, and had no care for his safety at all. Even when I would drop him off, he seemed very scared of her and timid around her. And he is a very happy little boy! He was never like this before going to the LEAP program. She never communicated with us when my son got hurt by another child (thankfully the nurse did), or had any positive things to say about him. But always had something negative to say right away. No child should go through that with their teacher.

To all the parents with having children that have been bullied at Jane Long Elementary, I know it's like to be bullied because I was a former student at Jane Long. It is true that most students would go to the school and it wouldn't matter to them. I know how your child feels. During the time I was at Jane Long my friends became my bullies, but I had one friend to help me through my depression. I had remembered every night where I would come home crying because I didn't have any friends. It still hurts to know that I had been bullied but I got through it eventually. Currently I'm a junior at Early College High School @ Midland College, and I have to say I couldn't be happier. Even though I was bullied it pushed me to be determined to be successful and now I have a bunch of friends that care about me as I do them. Do not fret parents, the bullying will stop someday but right now, when your child comes home from school crying about those bullies. Just be there for them, care for them, and tell them it will be alright. Hug them until there's no tomorrow, and give them a goodnight kiss. That way they will know that their lives are worth living and one day they will succeed and rise above.Sincerely, former Jane Long student