Walthall Mill

This school is so dirty rude teachers some teachers don't even know what they're doing there on principles don't even listen office people don't listen they let a girl really try to choke another little girl and I'm crazy about thinking that the school is going to be good for my daughter but it wasn't because this school literally let another student cut her hair and they thought it was an okay because they're little but my daughter is in third grade and she got her haircut in the school didn't care and they literally have so much money to do stuff by kids school supplies buy stuff for kids that don't have much stuff and yet they bought the teachers presents gift cards school supplies but nothing students and how is that fair so I would never recommend the school but I'm going to give it a five stars because my daughter has friends here and she loves ESL teachers mostly Mrs young Mrs Young was so nice to me when I talked to her about my daughter I just think Mrs Young should be in a better school who will respect her better cleaner School nicer place is that I saw she had this tiny classroom like I was in ASL did you have that baby classroom

We have grown increasingly disappointed in the lack of meaningful communication and academic partnership between this school and its families. What began as minor frustrations has worsened each year.Our most consistent struggle has been getting basic information about our child's academic progress. Communications to teachers are not always answered, and there are few reliable channels for parents to stay informed about what students are learning. When those channels fail, parents are left completely in the dark with no clear path forward. We have not felt treated as partners in our child's education, and advocating for academic support has required persistent effort with little response which can be discouraging for any parent trying to be actively involved.We've also noticed that an intense focus on standardized testing has come at a cost. Assignments feel rushed, and our child hasn't always developed a thorough or lasting understanding of the material being covered.Beyond academics, the overall environment does not feel positive or supportive. There is a heavy emphasis on punishment with little visible warmth or positivity that you would expect to see at an elementary school, which has been disappointing.Speaking with other parents, these concerns appear to be widespread rather than isolated. Prospective parents should come prepared to be persistent advocates, document their communications, and plan to heavily supplement learning at home.

Do not sign your kids up for this school there are many other (better) private schools in the area.