St. Peter's Lutheran

Hands down the best school in Elk Grove.

Do Not go to this school please. The P.E teacher is expecting too much from the older kids there are two yard duties who extremely mean and a lot of people are not going to like this but no TAG its only on the field and its not the same. The adults act WAY too nice to the little kids and they don't treat older kids the same way. There is some teachers who really can brighten up your day but other than that not a good school. I almost forgot the lunch too same thing for each day of the week and just food is bad.

The principal did not disclose to parents when someone was threatening to "shoot up the school", They also do not allow kids to freely go see the nurse when they are sick, they try to keep them in the classroom as much as they can. Their answer is he or she is always saying they are sick. They allow a certain group of older kids to bully and run the recess and lunchtime. Children are constantly being told to be quiet in a yelling ton during lunch with threats. There is no control and the vice principal/principal does not work together well. You should really volunteer to spend time on campus as a parent if you want to see what is really happening at the school level.You may think your child is doing well, but how are they really retaining information on a one-week or few-day learning structure with Common core. They allowed very young off-campus supervisors to watch a classroom full of students. I witnessed them yelling and threatening students if they were not quiet. I defiantly called on this. PTO does good events, but where is your money going? It could be accounted for or not. If you ask the district they do not get involved in PTO and can not. So maybe avoid giving too much, they won't be able to back it with documentation. You won't be allowed in their group and if you are they will talk about you behind your back. I attempted to follow guidelines and get them voted off at due time. But they overruled the policy and came back another year. the principal cannot control them and if she knew what they were saying about her!Feickiart has the potential to be a great school but children need obedience if necessary and if the teacher no longer wants to work, please retire. IEP teachers should be available for each student with needs but overseen to make sure they also are doing the right thing and staying in line.

Since being placed on an IEP, my child has made noticeable progress both academically and emotionally. The IEP team worked closely with me to identify specific learning challenges and strengths, which helped tailor strategies that truly support my child’s unique needs. Through a combination of small group instruction, visual supports, regular check-ins, and sensory breaks, my child is now more engaged and confident in the classroom. The consistent structure and individualized goals have made a big difference in helping us figure out what works—especially with reading comprehension and managing focus. I truly appreciate how the school has collaborated with us to adjust the plan when needed and stay committed to my child’s growth.