George Washington Carver Academy

these people be mean and they need more adults watchin them kids. My niece be crying and stuff.Its okay but they can do better

Though my son is a little difficult to work with they would rather send him home and keep him out of school for a few days then help come up with a solution, then I get harassed by the office ladies about my son being absent from school come on now really

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Highland is the definition of "train-wreck Waterloo." The two teachers who posted below seem to be scripted - "lack of parent involvement" must be a term someone teaches the employees to use. I have two children at this school and I absolutely dread every time I have to deal with the staff. One teacher we've experienced was actually a good teacher - even great. The rest have seemed quite under-educated, or at least under-developed. Multiple times our child has spent a good part of the day in the nurse's office and we never even received a phone call. I could go on and on but I think my point is already clear. Luckily I'll be going to graduate school next year and my children will be transferred away from Highland before the poor environment does any unrepairable damage.

My son absolutely loves Blessed Sacrament. We began going there for preschool and decided to stay for kindergarten because of the amazing teachers. The school is truly a hidden gem and our family feels so blessed that s family friend recommended the preschool so that we could discover ALL all that Blessed Sacrament has to offer.

I love everything about this school. Great parents, great teachers, great staff and great students! The staff is wonderful and cares deeply for their students. My kids love it there and love all of their teachers. There aren't that many schools still out there where the staff makes it a point to get to know the families of their students and take the time to make sure they are getting the quality education that they deserve. My husband and I are so happy that we sent our children to Sacred Heart. It's truly like we're part of a family.