Tanglewilde-Thompson Place

Allows deranged women to harrass peaceful law enforcement.

I grew up at this school for the last few years, and lets just say my experience was totally okay! Lets start off with my first one, which is learning. It asks if students at this school feel excited about what they're learning. Lets be honest, nobody is excited about learning. I really liked how they teach it to us and they actually teach us things that we'll use in the future. For example, Mr. Milnes. He teaches us things that may be unconventional for students such as math, writing, and social studies. I dislike math and social studies is generally okay, but he taught it in such a way that for the most part, I could understand it. Next is Special Education. Now, I don't have much experience in this field and therefore you shouldn't rely on me for this, but sometimes you could see staff for accomadating children and fidget toys to play with if needed. Then there's teaching here. It's my highest score which is a solid 4 stars. They are really good at this, as they are respectful, mostly supportive, and motivates us to learn. No arguments here. Safety here is a little bit of an issue. Last year in 2024-2025 school year, there was drama such as pushing/shoving, gossip, rumors, etc. The staff here doesn't really deal with gossip or bullying well. They try to the best of their abilities, but for the most part, they stay ignorant until a child has to reach out. They don't really check up on that part. Second to lastly, they do an okay job at mental health. As said before, teachers or staff really don't check up on our mental health as much as they should here. They do their jobs and move on. Lastly, the family engagement is okay? I mean, they don't really talk to parents that much unless the parent goes up to them or something is actually wrong with the child. Not once have I seen a teacher walk up to parents just for fun, at least in my experience. All in all, this school is good, but be aware of some odd behaviors from staff. Before I go, I'd like to talk about my favorite teacher: Mr. Milnes. He has been my teacher all three years that I've gone here, and he has seriously helped my learning and mentality to the point where while I went through a dark phase in my life, he helped me out of it just by being there and available to talk to. I'm a female, so it's hard for us to talk about mental health like that, but he's generally super supportive and stays within a student's boundaries. I owe many things to this man, and I hope he has an amazing life going on.

I found this amazing school during the pandemic and it was truly a life changer for our family. After my daughter major struggles with online learning during COVID we found Faith providing in class instruction. Their staff helped me and my daughter discover and then adapt to a dyslexia diagnosis. Although they do not offer a special Ed program the small class size and amazing staff provided catered individual education assistance and accommodation for her. She went from reading 0-10 words a minute to 85 within a year. Her twin brother wanted to try public school this year after 3 years at Faith- he is way ahead of peers and is hoping he can return next year for the wonderful 5th grade program they have! My other son started at Pre School and is now in 1st Grade. I love how communicative his teachers have been and how well they have adapted to the challenges this age group has had due to COVID. FLS have more days in class than my kids in public school and a very active school board and parent support. Although small I find that they really work to provide diverse wholesome experiences for the kids. Their is religion provided but more emphasis on just good values of respect and kindness. I know there are kids with various religious backgrounds that attend and it is always welcoming. Overall their cost is less to many of the programs offered but you get all of what they offer: art, sports, and music. As I have kept in touch with almost all the parents I have heard them note that the time their kids spent at Faith really set a strong foundation for their kids whether a year or they went thru middle school