Midwest Elite Preparatory Academy

It was a rough transition from another school but the principal, social worker and some teachers have made the transition to 3rd grade exceptional.

There was a teacher who worked at this school by the name of Jordyn Attar. She was a terrible teacher towards my student and was always yelling and just mean. My child was not treated fairly by this lady, and my child did not like her as a teacher. Jordyn always picked on my child and singled her out. Anytime a conflict happened between another student and my child Jordyn would always make it seem that my child was the problem when reality it was the other way around. She was so disrespectful and always complained about my child when I reality she was just a horrible teacher. I cannot believe Peifer would hire a woman like this.

I moved into this school district because of the school raitings. My child is very bright and I wanted to make sure they were challenged. At a pervious school the teacher was struggling to keep up with giving him extra homework to keep him occupied. The school did not challenge my child academically at all. My child continues to rank excellent on standardized tests given to children in higher grades but does not get along with their teacher. Sadly, my child now hates going to school despite doing well and it's being singled out and bullied by the staff at the school.It's quite disappointing and ruined my entire experience with Homan. My other children, who love their teachers, had to be removed from the school district as well to avoid continued bullying and harassment from staff members.

There is a high turn over rate in teachers the school show favoritism towards their children . Ever since Principle Megan V b the school has went down hill to the point that I decided to remove my children after 8 years They depend on public transportation and do not know how to communicate to parents let alone teach the children . There is no diversity theirs is no gym yet the get almost 8000 a year for each chil and there is over 200 students there Where are the funds going ?!?

I love their whole person approach to the education of the child. Their academic program is very strong but they teach skills beyond textbook. They learn about communication skills, collaboration, team building, critical thinking and many real-life skills. As parents of middle schooler, we have no doubt that our kid will be well prepared for any high school and beyond.