Elm Tree Corners

My family and I love this school. Administrators, teachers and staff are so kind, engaged and caring. Our son loves being there. PTO group is amazing as well.

Keller is a great school with caring teachers, and good kids. The only problem I see with the school as of late is the number of 'minorities' that are moving to the school. Submitted by a parent -------------------------------------------------------------- To respond to this review. Hopefully your kid will stay at this school to be with so many "minorities" so they don't grow up to be as narrow-minded and bigoted as their parents.

Awesome staff and great new principal. This school was a Bronze Award winner in 2012 with the Alliance for a Healthier Generation. Can't say enough about how wonderful my daughters experience was here. Very caring teachers and support staff!

They taught my 5 year old how to read! Amazing. They also have a lot of fun holiday-type, and other after school events and activities throughout the year. Great school so far.

I love this school for my kids and my kids love this school too. I'll start off to say we are Native American. And my children are treated just as fairly as the other students. We are a low income family and the school social worker has worked very hard to help us out with resources in situations where we needed it (winter clothes, energy assistance ect.) My son was very behind on reading because he was in virtual learning in the 2020-2021 school year (thanks covid). He was put in a block for 30 minutes a day for a small group or one on one reading lessons which helped GREATLY and in 3 semesters he's caught up to the rest of his peers in reading and writing. My daughter had some behavioral blocks going into kindergarten and they set her up with the school counselor which has also greatly improved her school experience. The teachers are great and understanding. And I greatly appreciate everyone who works together with our family to meet our goals academically. Even emotionally my daughter can be standoffish with some people, it was making her anxious to go to school. I asked for a conference with her teacher regarding this and we came up with a plan to help her feel more comfortable at school. Overall this school is amazing. I've wanted to move because my apartment isn't ideal for us at this time but because the school has been so amazing and the kids love going to this school we have decided to stick around a little longer. Communication with the teachers and staff is SO important when it comes to making sure you and your children's voices are heard and I might add CIVIL communication. No school is perfect, but their willingness to understand and help my children and I has been absolutely outstanding.

My wife and I have 4 children now at Providence Academy. I cannot give this school a high enough recommendation. The teachers and school administration love God and love our children. The academics speak for themselves. If your family aligns with the schools mission and vision; I would strongly suggest touring this school and getting more information.

Overall it sucked. The academic and Biblical teaching great. But doing in what they preach? No. They do not enforce rules for certain people because their families pay more money. Even one of the staff members said this to my face. She was honest. Which I liked. I had no problems with her personally. But the fact that is the truth is crazy. Also there have been several families who have left due to bullying from the students and the administrator doing nothing about it. Very sad that they preach kindness and do not enforce that amongst students. Also the teachers are hit or miss some really sweet and I enjoyed. Some should never have gotten a doctorate or a teaching license. Kids. Some good apples. But the ones who are allowed to do whatever they want and act ugly speak louder than the good ones. Which is highly unfortunate because the school looks good on paper but sucks. The administrator is a micromanager on things that do not matter. He focuses on the parking lot rather than cracking down on the bullying issues and problems that are actually relevant.