Grant Elementary School

We’ve been part of Walgrove Elementary for 10 years now, with both of our daughters starting in the TK program - six years apart. From the very beginning, this school has been a great experience for our family.What we love most is the strong sense of community. Families, teachers, and staff work together in such a supportive way that you feel connected and involved. Both of our children have thrived here not only academically, but also socially and emotionally.The teachers are dedicated, caring, and truly invested in their students’ success. They go above and beyond to meet kids where they are and to inspire a love of learning. The administration has also been fantastic - approachable, responsive, and always focused on what’s best for the students.After a decade here, we can confidently say that this school is truly special. We’re so grateful to have had such a positive experience, and we couldn’t imagine a better place for our daughters to grow and learn.

We couldn't be happier. Wish all kids had the opportunity to be in such a supportive and well rounded environment.

As a former student here at Will Rogers, I greatly recommend it. All of the staff are absolutely amazing and create everlasting bonds. I trust them with my life. There are various teaching methods so that they can use the one you are most successful with. They have different programs that your child can join such as the Student Council and Peacemakers. They have special needs classes and teachers, in-school therapists, and many other classes such as dance, art, STEM, and Spanish class. Don't listen to any other reviews except this one. PUT YOUR CHILD IN THIS SCHOOL. You wont regret it!

My child's experience at Wildwood has been nothing short of incredible. Caring teachers, work that is interesting to my child. When I pick up at the end of the day and ask how things went, my child says "school was fun." Nothing makes me happier.

For the price you would be better off checking out other private schools or public/charter options. It feels a lot like a public school. It does not reflect the model of a true progress environment. The elementary school really gets no attention, but rather has its programmatic structures dictated by the middle/ high schools.

Terrible. Did lasting damage to my mental health that still affects me into my 30's.

I’d like to offer my heartfelt review for this wonderful, caring, and incredible school. By far, the greatest part of the school is the people who make it up: the creative, highly educated and academically prepared teachers; the present, friendly, professional staff; the sweet, diverse and supportive student body…My young children run into school excited to learn, and run up to me when I pick them up, with smiles on their faces, chattering about their day. The principal, Mr. Browning, is hands-on, kind, and cares deeply about maintaining academic standards and a safe and equitable learning environment. Saint Anne’s is an intimate school, with much parent involvement. I felt welcome right away when we started at the school in August of 2023. There are programs at school like the orchestra that rounds out the education, and after school has STEM projects if you stay after with Boys and Girls’ club (run but the wonderful Xaria). I’m excited to hear about improvement projects that are lined up, such as a small climbing area for the TK/K, and an area to play soccer that will be coming down the pipeline. It’s such a special and unique school that strives to put the social-emotional well-being of our children next to the other priority of academics. A no-tolerance policy for bullying, and the mission of raising our little ones into confident and upstanding young men and women is woven into the fabric of the school and its vision. I’ve been so happy hear and would recommend interested parents to come and check us out!