Heritage Middle School

My Grandson loves this school. This is his second year here. He is doing very well and we are very impressed with the staff.

I was a past student from this school, and I think its probably the best elementary school I've been at. It has a great coach, A good counselor, and supportive teachers. I've learned a lot and have gotten the best support with the years I had there. Now I'm in high school and i still cant forget the memories from this school.

Great teachers and staff, love this school

My son is on the spectrum and has been at this school since he was 3 and we love it

We had both of our daughters enrolled at this school. While the VPK program was solid and met our expectations, the elementary school experience was deeply disappointing. Bullying was a recurring issue, with minimal supervision from teachers and staff. Unfortunately, when concerns were raised, school leadership showed little interest in addressing them.The environment reflects the worst aspects of public schooling, lightly wrapped in a Christian framework. The school operates more like a loosely run parent co-op—except the teachers aren't parents and often seem disengaged from the students' well-being and success.The principal, though well-meaning, is young and lacks the experience necessary for effective leadership. More often than not, they appear to simply echo the decisions of the church’s school board rather than advocate for meaningful change.If you're searching for a high-quality educational experience for your child, I would strongly recommend continuing your search elsewhere.

We had both of our daughters enrolled at this school. While the VPK program was solid and met our expectations, the elementary school experience was deeply disappointing. Bullying was a recurring issue, with minimal supervision from teachers and staff. Unfortunately, when concerns were raised, school leadership showed little interest in addressing them.The environment reflects the worst aspects of public schooling, lightly wrapped in a Christian framework. The school operates more like a loosely run parent co-op—except the teachers aren't parents and often seem disengaged from the students' well-being and success.The principal, though well-meaning, is young and lacks the experience necessary for effective leadership. More often than not, they appear to simply echo the decisions of the church’s school board rather than advocate for meaningful change.If you're searching for a high-quality educational experience for your child, I would strongly recommend continuing your search elsewhere.