North Elementary School

We moved to be in the Noblesville schools district and I’m so glad we did. Both of our kids absolutely love this elementary school. The teachers truly care about the kids and making learning fun. The resources available for kids with IEPs are wonderful too. Resource teachers are so kind and patient. The kids have made so many friends that they have maintained over the years. Highly recommend this school!

Hinkle Creek is amazing! I would rate it a 10/10. I have had a child here for the last 4 years and now have 2 children attending Hinkle Creek. The teachers are encouraging, flexible, kind, knowledgeable, and hard working. My 2 children in this school have very different needs and personalities from one another. This school has worked well with each of them. I have never heard of any complaints about this school from any neighbors and have lived in district for over 10 years.

I came to Legacy Christian School hoping to give family an excellent Christian education. We found the opposite. Our child was bullied by staff t I have ever witnessed- along with the education was not good. We changed to schools and SO thankful to find an actual qualified school. I would warn any parent of Legacy. The teachers are often not qualified or experienced. The education is not what it seems.

As a former student of Our Lady of Grace for nine years, I feel compelled to share my experience at this school. The elementary grades and teachers were exceptional, but I cannot speak to the current situation, given the frequent staff changes over the years. However, my middle school experience was profoundly distressing and damaging. I endured daily bullying from multiple male classmates and never felt safe. Despite numerous meetings, emails, and formal bully reports, the administration failed to take any meaningful action. Instead, I often found myself in trouble, even though I was the victim. When boys laughed at me and called me names in class, teachers remained passive. On one occasion, I was placed in a group with two boys who had bullied me relentlessly for three years. When I naturally showed annoyance, the teacher kept me after class and blamed me for the situation, making me feel as though I had done something wrong. This pattern was pervasive. Teachers routinely turned a blind eye to the boys' behavior, granting them the privilege to act as they pleased while I faced reprimands for defending myself. The constant harassment and lack of support left me in tears almost every day. My experience at Our Lady of Grace highlights serious issues within the school's handling of bullying and student well-being. It is my hope that sharing this will prompt the current administration to take these concerns seriously and implement necessary changes to protect and support all students.