Dreaming Summit Elementary School

1. The learning. Some teachers are great and fun, but others scream at you because you don’t get it or some dont explain well and don’t accept questions. 2. Teaching/teachers. Some are amazing but others like I said explain badly or scream at you the whole time, most teachers just blame you for anything because you did something bad ONCE. 3. Emotional support. The military consoler is the only one that I’ve been pulled for, they are very nice and sweet and helpful. I’ve never seen or experienced others. Though, the teachers aren’t to great but I guess it’s not their job. 4. Special education. I don’t have any disabilities so wouldn’t know what it’s like. though most of my teachers just don’t yell at them and treat them nicely, even though they’re screaming, just so that they stop screaming and interrupting the teaching instead of actually getting them in trouble.5. Safety. The drills are fine I guess. but, there are so many bullies and the lunch food is moldy and unpleasant. 6. Family engagement. I have no family in this school but here is what friend of mine suggests. I disagree because the last time I tried going with my sibling at parent pick up to our car but then a teacher yelled at me and told me to go back.Overall, I don’t like this school, I only go because of my friends

This is a great school with a very active PTSA. Our teachers are go above and beyond with communicating what’s going on in the classroom, what’s going on in the school, and topics where your child could use extra practice at home. The PTSA provides many opportunities for families to meet and be engaged in their child’s school and education. They are always looking out for advocating for the needs of the students.

My kids enjoying their day in school and they have been motivated going to school.

As we set out to choose a school for our daughter finding a school that truly included all children and all of their differences and likenesses was our top priority. We wanted a school that would prepare her naturally and completely for the real world. We wanted a school that celebrated family, faith, participation, health, safety, and most of all ability. St. Peter's Montessori has fulfilled all of those things and more. The small environment promotes the need to have all students play a vital role in day to day activities as a community. The life skills learned go far beyond the physical realm, building each child's ability to be productive members of society. Each child learns communication, academics, mental and physical problem solving, and SO much more. This is a safe and intimate environment for children to become all that they can be.

This school is organized, clean, and a locked campus. Besides being faith based the teachers go out of their way to accommodate parents requests.