Lakeside

Front office staff; one lady in particular who shall remain unnamed but runs the front desk is extremely rude towards me on different occasions. This is unacceptable and when I took it up with who I believe to be the assistant principal she was very dismissive to my plea. All I ask for is for staff to be respectful and unassuming, here that is not the case. Speaking up now since my child will NOT be returning to this school.

My daughter just started Kindergarten and so far I am loving the experience she is having. The teachers are great and they seem like they have very good and cautious protective safety measures for the kids. I would recommend.

My 3 children attend Caldwell. My oldest is currently in 5th grade and has been at CHE since Kindergarten. My youngest attending is in Pre-K. This year has definitely been different but has not changed my children's learning. The teachers do their best and it shows through my kids. They love to attend school and are looking forward to attending again next year. The teachers communicate well through email. The office staff if very helpful when needed.

Terrible school! They have no resources for your child if they struggle. The bullying is out of control! The teachers are very lazy!

Every parent wants their kids to go to a school that genuinely cares about their students and have passion for teaching. Well, this school does exactly that! I had to withdraw my child due to relocation, then I came right back because the experience I’ve had with other school could not match with Teravista. Definitely recommend if you decide to enroll your kids to this school. Go Tigers!

Leadership in education is not simply authority. It is influence. A principal has the opportunity to shape the confidence, growth, behavior, and professional development of an entire campus. What I experienced as a teacher at Carver by the principal was condescending, demeaning, and threatening to professional and personal dignity. There is a profound difference between holding someone accountable and making someone feel small. The dignity of educators and the dignity of students are connected. School culture travels downward. If your leadership teaches people to avoid you rather than learn from you, something has gone terribly wrong.