Schilling Elementary School

We have been very pleased with the instruction of our children. The staff are friendly and take the extra step to learn each of the children's names and make it a point to engage with them outside of the classroom. Our student has been involved in a variety of projects/activities and has enjoyed them all.

I love how my school and teachers/helpers/etc go above and beyond what they have to do just to strive to reach any goal, answer any question or if the answer can't be found Heusner facility will point you In the correct direction and find that correct anwer for you if it takes goes to five differenet people. Always willing to talk with the parents, great communication, I just love everything about Heusner. It is an awesome school with awesome help!

Stewart would be a great school if your child doesn’t need any extra support. They want high test results and kids that obey. If your kid has any special needs or questions things, they will not be embraced there.

The principal is the worst. He has made students and teachers a like quit the school.

I m not able to evaluate instruction at this school, but I can speak to the psychological atmosphere. This school is located in what was a public elementary school I attended years ago. During a reunion of my high school graduating class, I was visiting the neighborhood where I grew up, and taking a few pictures. I wouldn't photograph a home without asking, but didn't think taking photos of a school could offend. I walked onto the school grounds, camera in hand. An employee of the school hurried out and asked what I was doing. She seemed a bit hostile, but I explained, and asked permission to take a few photos. She was skeptical, and said I should ask the head of the school. In the office, I was again asked to explain myself. I was asked for ID, and whether I was taking photos for any "organization." Eventually I was given permission. At no time during my visit did I see anyone smile, nor did I hear sounds of children, yet it was late morning on a Fall weekday. I can say with certainty that Salina is not a place where Christians are persecuted; quite the opposite. What explains the paranoia at this school ? I'd ask a lot of questions before sending my child here.

10! Transferred from public school. Can slowly see a difference in my son . How