Cresthill Middle School

Dear Fox Creek Elementary The The pain you have caused me and my mental state is atrocious. And don’t even get me started on the fox trot $46,000 to the GARDEN like how they’re no way I just don’t believe it. Oh and the dance expedition one of the worst experiences in my lifetime like random groups like half of the kids are messing around and the performance ALL THE PARENTS are there and the only reason they are there is to not make there child feel bad. The food quality is yet another reason why Fox Creek is not a good school like half the menu is cheese bread and sauce or pure sugar like the “cherry muffin” more like cherry cupcake or the milk which is often compared to the wood chips and mud when it snows. And now apparently they thought kindergarten was to discounted so they forced 4th grade out in the two Mobile homes outside and yes there are around 90 kids like has anyone ever thought of something like a tornado and what about little Jimmy who needs to use the potty but it’s negative 23 degrees he going to get frost bite like the safety of this children tho. Now you might have heard of the Habits of Character now at first all these thing seem great like integrity and perseverance but once you’ve done one year you will never forget them and they over do it so much that once you leave the school and hear the word integrity you can’t help but gag. Tho there are genuinely good staff and teachers that can’t cover up the many blatant problems.

Great school and great community. They have an abundance of resources to meet students where they are and lift them up.

This school has gone so downhill over the past few years. Extremely liberal agenda with poor teachers. Not a loving school. Also they make it seem hard to get into but anyone I know who unfortunately decides to send their kids here, gets in.

We have two kids that have gone through this school from Kindergarten to 5th. We could not this school and it’s teachers enough. Both our kids struggle with different learning challenges; one excels academically but struggles socially (ADHD) and the other has anxiety and challenges with comprehension so scores tend to be lower. The school has done an incredible job pulling in the right support where it’s most needed. They have a program called WIN “what I need” where they will place students with support teachers if they need more assistance in a certain subject. They also place students who are at a much higher level at a certain subject with the gifted and talented teacher, ensuring they are learning at a pace that is best for the student. This is why the test scores are much higher than other schools - they pay attention to individual needs. The administration is honest and caring - always makes time to listen to concerns and takes them seriously. We have experience bringing up concerns and they have always been met with compassion and constructive conversation. Our kids adore this school and have consistently thrived.

Arrowwood is an incredible school with an amazing staff and a truly supportive community. The teachers are caring, dedicated, and go above and beyond to make sure every student feels seen, supported, and excited to learn. There is a strong sense of connection between families, staff, and leadership, which makes a huge difference in the overall experience.The programs offered are engaging and thoughtfully designed, and the leadership team does a fantastic job creating a positive, welcoming environment for both students and parents.The only area for growth is additional resources and support for students with dyslexia. While the staff is caring and does their best, more specialized support would make an already great school even better.Overall, we feel very lucky to be part of the Arrowwood community and highly recommend it to other families.