Buddy Taylor Middle School

Jennifer Brown and Lou BrownParents of Aria E. Brown November 4, 2024 Amy NeuenfeldtPrincipal, Wadsworth Elementary School4550 Belle Terre PkwyPalm Coast, FL 32164 Dear Principal Neuenfeldt, We are writing in response to the recent notification regarding our child, Aria E. Brown’s, attendance. While we understand the importance of regular attendance, we must emphasize that Aria’s recent absences are directly related to the lack of planning and support for her unique needs. The transition process between teachers has not been managed in a way that ensures consistency and support, which is crucial for Aria’s success. It is the school’s responsibility to facilitate a smooth and supportive experience for all students, especially those with specific needs. The absence of a well-organized plan has heightened Aria’s feelings of exclusion and negatively impacted her mental health. Additionally, Aria has experienced discrimination, mistreatment, and exclusion from staff, specifically due to the actions of DeAugustio, whose dismissive and antagonistic approach has left her feeling unsafe and unsupported. We are currently exploring alternative educational options to provide Aria with a more inclusive and empathetic learning environment. In the meantime, please ensure that this communication is included in her school records. If you require any further information, we are available to discuss these matters in more detail. Thank you for your attention to this serious issue. Sincerely,Jennifer BrownLou BrownAria Brown

Principle stands outside for car rider line but doesn’t pay attention to what is transpiring as people stay off to the side taking turns he just lets anyone skip line very lazy

would like to point out before writing my review is up. I was a student at seas for two years and my experience went from good to bad in fifth grade. My experience was great. Awesome having a fun time very minimal you know average. but right when sixth grade hit it all changed and I know middle school is supposed to be a time of development and maturing but the way that Saint Elizabeth caused us to mature was not the best first off. They were assigned nightly homework anywhere from 6 to 10 assignments every night that is crazy for sixth grader, especially for someone who plays sports next thing they would do is they would take away our talking time if we were talking too much. This is crazy because we cannot talk switching classes or in class and we do not do partner work. The next thing that I thought was absolutely absurd with the school is that all of the doors only lock from the inside? This means that if the doors unlocked during an emergency, the teacher would have to go outside and lock the door , and this is why I don’t recommend seas school

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