Sunray Elementary School

Excellent all around and the teachers go beyond their job titles.

I love this school!! The only negative issue that I can comment on is their lack of communication. Have been many times where my son did not to get the correct paper sent to his classroom. Or we were told about an event a day or two before it was to happen. And I know it wasn’t just because my son didn’t relay the information to me other parents have a very similar experience. But besides that the school is great! Couldn’t ask for better teachers faculty and staff!

I was apprehensive about my son starting school there because people talk of course so I wrote to the superintendent to see if my son could go to the other school because our street was the boundary between the 2 and he set up a meeting with the principal to answer any questions I had. That was in 2018 and I'm so happy that I did. He had Ms. Wainwright as another mom mentioned above she is amazing! My son needed extra help so she would have students stay after school to help them every single day. She is the best teacher I ever encountered through all my kids achools. My youngest has now been there from K-2 this year and every teacher she has had has been so sweet and u can tell they love what they do. I would recommend this school to anybody!

This school is very unorganized and unsafe. During covid there has been a few cases that people were exposed too and no one could give parents any information on when the children were possible exposed and how to handle the issue. The car circle is a joke during pick up and drop off there are people who cut the line and no one addresses it and just allows it to happen. People get picked on constantly and my niece has come home very upset thinking she is fat because of the bullying in the class and on the bus. She is hurting herself by not eating becauSe she doesn’t want people to think she’s fat this school needs to find a new principle because the one they have is very bad about addressing a lot of the issues going on!

Don’t send your kid to school here. Principal Robertson is awful as an administrator. Our kid was pinned down on the playground by another kid in KINDERGARTEN, but his mom is a staff member. We weren’t called until the end of the day at pick up line. It was mentioned in passing. They sent the other kid BACK to class in garden gloves. They told me they “told him to go to the bathroom and wash his face. We were able to get him calmed enough to go to class.” We never received an incident report- to date (this was last year).My husband also witnessed principal Robertson physically lift a 10/11 year old girl and force her into the school while she was begging him to call her mom. When he confronted Robertson about this, he provided a story of a young boy who he did this to and how thankful his parents are that he did. I guess this happens frequently enough for there to be multiple children that are lifted like cattle into the school building.Our teacher was planning on leaving in December. There was no real plan. We looked at transferring at that time, but chose not to. The same kid who had ours pinned on the playground knocked our sons yogurt in his lap during lunch. No one noticed. Our 6 year old didn’t tell anyone out of “fear of tattling” and he was “trying to give another chance.” When we asked the principal to keep a closer eye on the child, he came back with “it wasn’t on purpose.” What? At this point we decided to look at other schools. The school we looked into at the beginning of the year said they still had an open spot. We pursued that, only to be told that they don’t have a spot after they reached out to Elfers. The teacher was completely untruthful in the referral- proven my monthly good conduct awards. Said we were uninvolved- we donated money to the school, attended every single school and church event, and was absolutely supportive of the teacher and schoolRetaliating against a 6 year old is disgusting and so so so so so not Christian.I hope the church takes a good hard look at this situation, because it’s a bad representation of what a Christian is.

We have been with World Of Knowledge 3 great years now. I have watched my children grow from shy, temperament and not having a voice. To outgoing, blossoming and helpful caring little people. From my son's speech insecurities to my daughter passing a grade. World of Knowledge has become family and a great big part in our journey of growth. The support, great friendships and love we have received through the years has been priceless. Let alone the environment of independence for the children and confidence building. Learning for the children has been an awesome blessing and what an amazing staff. Thank you World of Knowledge for being here for my children along their journey!!