Cholee Lake Elementary School

As an ex-student of Forest Hill Elementary, I have been there for K-5. Most teachers are rude and yell every day. Teachers talked badly about students and obviously had favourites. Bullying isn't taken care of properly at this school and most dont care about ur mental health. Once had a panic attack and I got sent to class as we were preparing for the FSA. They dont care and dont even teach properly. All we learn is how to prepare for the FSA. The nurse doesn't do anything and won't even send you home most time. All she will give you is water or a dirty icepack. Only a few teachers are kind. I only experienced 1 good teacher. The teachers dont take anything seriously and bullying at this school needs to be fixed. The bathroom policy needed to be fixed here as well. Some teachers only let you use the bathroom in the office not even if you have a bathroom right across the hall. The teachers and staff members dont take anything seriously. This school is overall not great but if you meet the right people and hopefully have a good teacher you'll enjoy this school. This is how my overall experience was but I loved this school dearly it is very pretty and they really do take care of the outdoors.

My kids had an amazing end of the year. So glad we are an A school! Thank you to the administration team and teachers for working with the passion my kids deserve. Best of luck next year and looking forward for the new building

so terrible i hate it so bad

I worked at this school and experienced concerns related to workplace treatment, communication, and administrative handling of employee matters. During my time there, I also had concerns regarding fairness in how workplace issues were addressed and how reporting and disciplinary processes were handled.There were additional concerns raised during my employment regarding compensation practices, workplace communication, and how staff concerns were received and responded to. These experiences created a challenging and stressful work environment.As a member of the Seventh-day Adventist community, I expected a workplace culture consistent with fairness, respect, and integrity. Based on my personal experience, I would encourage others—especially educators and families—to carefully evaluate how workplace concerns are handled and addressed within the institution before making decisions about employment or affiliation.