Highland Grove Elementary School

If you want a safe place for your child this is not the school for them. In this school you can find a moronic principal who will do just about anything but solve bullying issues. She will dance around the issue and in true catholic form, brush everything under the rug. If you identify as a good parent who would do anything for your child run away from this school as fast as you can.

I started going to this school in middle school. It has had a lot of growth since. If I were writing a review then, it wouldn’t be the same. I’ve seen teachers come and go, but I will say that the ones who have been here throughout my education have impacted me positively and helped me through every year. Many of the teachers are willing to work with the students and make the class engaging and fun. The students are amazing at welcoming and greeting every new kid. I will say however, if there is drama, EVERYONE will know, which could be good or bad (this goes for secondary). Bullying and any other incidents are usually handled quickly, and mostly fair. I have loved the community I am surrounded in, and there’s always something to look forward to. I like the games we play every Friday and end of the year, so when things get boring, I can look forward to the end of the week. This school also sticks to the Bible while not making it seem tedious and boring, which makes it enjoyable. Classroom sizes are usually a maximum of about 15 and I would say it’s easy to keep up in most classes. I would recommend. We don’t have prom though!