Meredith

Evergreen Heights Elementary has been a fantastic experience for my family. I was initially hesitant to transition my children from homeschooling to public school, but the staff at Evergreen Heights have been incredibly supportive and understanding of our cultural and religious practices. They have gone above and beyond to keep us informed and involved in our children's education, making us feel welcomed and valued. I am grateful for the positive impact this school has had on our family and would highly recommend it to others.

I would not recommend this school for anyone who wants a good education, especially if you’re a parent who wants the best for your children and a safe, secure environment with a healthy place for them to grow and thrive with respect and administration who cares about their students, parents and teachers.

The culture in this place: people who work here do not support each other or the students.

I have been very happy so far. I am waiting for in person education to start so I can experience more then just the teachers.

Please do not send your kid here. They barely have any staff for one, horrible security they let me in without even asking me anything. And they don't care about bullying whatsoever. They had the audacity to tell me my child is sending nudes because they heard it from girls who have a history of bullying special needs kids and nothing was done about that either. Mind you she didn't even have a phone also it was fun learning you guys have a laugh about my daughter getting bullied at your school meetings thats very professional. There are schools nearby that are so much better. do not let your kids be bullied here especially by adults too.

We have had our two children at Kent View since they were in Pre-Kindergarten. We love all the teachers we've had over the years. They have been so supportive and helpful in the education of our children. Our oldest is consistantly on the honor roll and a large contributing factor is the caring and guidance of the teachers she's had. The teachers and staff have many years of experience and are so patient with our children. I've received great advice for working with my very active son. I'm looking forward to seeing his name on the honor roll in the future. The staff at Kent View is terrific too. We hope to keep our children in RCS through high school.

Our child went to GRMS fir their infant and toddler program. Initially the school seemed wonderful and we enjoyed the nurturing in infant care. As our child gets older and transitioning into 18mo class then 3 year class that's when we see some problems. The staffs were inconsistent with helping young children to learn "not to hurt" someone through biting, pushing and hitting. We constantly see our child coming home almost every week with deep scratches in knee, palms, and finally cheeks. I had stayed outside of the class to observe and noticed teacher's lack of attention to young kids and raised their voice when feeling frustrated. It is especially very unfortunate when we try to communicate our concerns to the head of school and Diana simply said they are doing their best. After another 3 months of patience waiting for school to improve, our child had cried for almost everyday during drop off for a month (new problem since our child didn't ever cry during infant and 18mo class) and worst of it was some days go without eating lunch (said on the school report) we decided to pull our kid out of the older toddler program 18mo-3yr. We switched to another reputable Montessori and our child is striving and wanting to go the new school!