Arlington Elementary School

My daughter has been to a couple schools unfortunately because we had to move a lot, let me start off by saying that this is by far the worst school she has ever been too. The bullying, segregation, and ethics are a huge problem here. Complaints made, but nothing is ever done, even if the kids get physical. The principle has a history of being suspended for three days for saying sexually inappropriate things, 3 days, that’s it. The teachers will not allow for bathroom breaks when needed even when my daughter was struggling with a uti. They are constantly asking for fundraisers and handouts for the other students and they will harass you and email you every single day about the fundraisers. They don’t care about their students, that much is apparent when they let the kids run wild like they do. Recess is not only recess for the kids but the teachers too, they sit and talk with each other instead of watching the kids missing when they bolt each other or get injured. The teacher has been taking things from my daughter, supplies that were provided her to give to the other students, most places consider that theft. 1 star is being generous, do your research on this place.

The teachers are doing their best, but they got a new principle this year and family involvement has dropped to zero. There are no opportunities to meet other families with kids there and the PTA has vanished.

Unfriendly staff and horrible school districts and school is dirty

Fantastic school to get your child off to a great start. We love the focus on academics and the equal emphasis placed on creating a well rounded child who learns to make a positive contribution to the whole community.

My family has been with SPPS since 2014 when we entered the Early Childhood Center for daycare/Little Angels program. We stuck around for preschool. We're not a Catholic family and our plan was to enter public school for kindergarten--but after touring (some excellent) public schools, we knew that the small class sized, faith based community at SPPS was for us. I love that they know our names and family when we walk in the front door--I can pick up the phone at any time, whether we're running behind or have a question. Now, child #2 is at the Early Childhood Campus and we're a SPPS family through-and-through.