Odyssey Middle School

Personally, we've had a great experience with the school. They are still adjusting to find a normal after covid. Hope the next school year is just as good if not better than this school year.

My son‘s teacher was great. My only issue with the school is the principal and his staff. They don’t care about the mental health and well-being of the kids. Ever response back in a meeting was simply catered and tailored around testing. These kids have a lot of pressure on them as it is to perform for these exams. At the end of the year Mr. longhouse is not fit to run school. Sometimes people in higher positions need to take a step back and maybe think about doing something else in education. Being a principal, you should have certain characteristics such as caring, understanding, and sympathy. Unfortunately, he lacks all three. I would not recommend my child going to this school.

Loved this school for my daughter. We requested to transfer to this school because it was out of our zone and the one we were zoned for had a low school grade overall and the children were not so polite.Vista Lakes, I felt like my daughter was able to speak with anyone and feel safe about when she was going to school.Her teachers were great and the school always put on event for the family to attend.Would highly recommend this elementary school.

This school is wonderful. The school is so Godly. The students and teachers are really nice and friendly. Would recommend this school to anyone who is looking for a Godly environment for your kids.

Excellent teachers and staff. They all really care about the kids and all the teachers seem to know my kids' names, even if they've never been in that teacher's class. I would highly recommend Primose!

This principal, Lisa Suggs, is unprofessional and unfit for her position. She shows clear favoritism, treats people differently based on background, and makes the environment hostile for students and families who aren’t part of her inner circle.It’s shocking to me that someone with this behavior was recognized as “Principal of the Year.” Respect and fairness should come first in education, and unfortunately she demonstrates neither.Parents and staff deserve leadership that is professional, respectful, and unbiased — qualities she clearly lacks.