Free2bee School

Rude office staff. Especially the two main ones when you walk in. A bigger sized female and the older female across her with glasses. They don’t have to say much for you to notice their rude tone. Once you leave the office, they start making jokes about you. Not very professional in my opinion. They say one thing to you and then say a different thing to the next person. School also will get your child in trouble for anything their friends do. Even if your child isn’t involved. They make things that are supposed to be easy, difficult.

This school does not provide a supportive and inclusive environment. Neurodivergent children do not appear to receive adequate understanding or accommodations, and differences are often treated as problems rather than strengths.Additionally, there seems to be a lack of cultural awareness and inclusion. Representation is limited, and concerns related to bias or equity do not appear to be meaningfully addressed.Schools play a critical role in shaping children’s confidence and sense of belonging and unfortunately my children suffered at this site.

I was very disappointed with my experience at this school. Communication between staff and families often felt inconsistent, and concerns were not always addressed in a timely manner. There seemed to be a lack of accountability when problems arose, and the overall environment did not always feel as supportive as it should for students. While there are some dedicated teachers, the school as a whole has several areas that need improvement, including student support, organization, and responsiveness to parent concerns. I hope changes are made in the future, but based on my experience, I would not recommend this school to add on there was green mold in the fruits.

This school is the worst school I’ve ever been too, I do not recommend sending your kids here, they don’t care about any students mental or physical health and they cannot control the students there.

I would not recommend Mossdale Elementary School to any parent who actually cares about their child’s well-being. From what I’ve seen, too many of the adults here act like the students are an afterthought instead of the priority. There’s a serious lack of care, communication, and accountability, and it shows in how students are treated on a daily basis.The food situation is honestly unacceptable. The meals served are low quality, unappetizing, and clearly not something most kids want to eat. For a school, where nutrition plays such an important role in a child’s day, this should be taken much more seriously—but it doesn’t seem like anyone in charge is paying attention.What’s even more disturbing is the social environment. There are ongoing issues with exclusion, favoritism, and unfair treatment, and it feels like certain students—especially Black students—are treated differently. Instead of stepping in and addressing these problems, the staff seems to ignore them or downplay what’s happening. That kind of environment can have a lasting negative impact on kids.Overall, this school has a lot of work to do. Students deserve to feel supported, respected, and safe, and right now that doesn’t seem to be the case here. Until there are real changes in staff accountability, student support, and overall culture, I would strongly advise parents to think twice before enrolling their children here. Poor school.