R. F. Hazard Elementary School

First of all, Mrs. Buth, the pre-K teacher, is seriously THE BEST. She is so joyful, so patient, loving- my daughter has never ever come home with mysterious wounds (it happens quite often in preschools), and is so well-taken care of every day. All of the staff here have their children go to the school, and the pastors, administration, the teachers, everyone here is so loving, and friendly. It's such an amazing community- you wouldn't expect to find such gem in a busy city, but it's here, in a very convenient location. The tuition is very reasonable, with tuition-aid available. The classes are small, which is my favorite part about this school. I've taught at public schools for 12+ years, and the large class sizes make teaching extremely ineffective, and students don't get what they need from the teacher- Kings of Kings students thrive. Lastly, as a Christ-follower, I believe it is essential for young kids to be surrounded and taught by God-fearing adults and families. Here, they teach the Bible, and they are not pushing some weird agenda onto your kids. This school is well-worth checking out!

Don't waste your money and your time at this school. It's terrible in terms of academics and the well-being of the children. Oh! And if you're Hispanic, worse. In the short time that my daughters were here at this school, I realized that this school is only a group of Asians who go here. And the 2 or 4 Hispanic families that attend this school look down on you. If you're new at the school, they look down on you with the contemptuous look that they give you. When they line up in the morning, it's a total mess. The adults don't respect the children. They get in the lines. They don't care if they're thrown or kicked. Other than that, the children don't have anything to play with but rocks and basketball. And many other things that I couldn't describe. In short, if you don't want to throw your money in the trash, think about it before you go here. Check out GreatSchool's comments and school ratings.