Plantation Park Elementary School

my son has high functioning autism and adhd and they are horrible with him. they way they talk not only to me but to him and to go ve him something just to take it away and we mentioned he has autism and one teacher says she has a grandson and there isnt that much autism in the world but heres the thing not all autism is the same so yea she has a grandson with autism but she dont know how mu sons autism works nor do any of the teachers really listen to me when i try to explain. oh and the fact that they undress my son without letting me know until i pick him up or just dont let me know at all.

This administration has allowed a bus driver to continue to put a special needs child in danger. They refuse to make reasonable accommodations for bus stop safety. The child has entered a major road way several times. Was dropped off by himself on the first day he rode the bus. Has been left behind twice while walking to the bus. We requested a change of bus stop just off the major road due to his needs. Was refused. Requested extra time to get to the bus. This was done for a week, then the bus doors was closed and he was left behind. This caused a serious emotional break down as well as the child trying to chase the bus down on this parkway. His mother is disabled and can not catch him. This is unacceptable and we feel his right to reasonable accommodations is being violated.

My son was recently a student at Kerr, and I have to say that my initial thoughts visiting the school was only re-enforced by the experiences my son had while there. I am of the opinion to give everything/everyone a chance, that school of thought was challenged to say the least. When you walk into the halls the odor of old urine is everywhere, this drifts into the classrooms as well. The caliber of teachers at this establishment are very low and they do not seem interested in establishing a relationship with the parents, let alone give individualized help to students who would ask it of them. There is very little, if any, policing of the classroom and this has lead to certain students being allowed free reign to do what they please, to whom they please. I don't know if that is because the teachers are afraid of the children's parents/family, or because they truly don't care; either way is negligent. The "No Child Left Behind" bill has allowed schools like this to flourish by shuttling kids through grades simply for the sake of not having to deal with them next year. There is not just physical bullying either, threats are commonplace as well. The administration of the school does not seem bothered in the least by this either. This school should have a disclaimer included on its registration papers, that way everyone who signs their little ones up for school here can be properly forewarned. For as bad as we, my child and I, have had an experience here, I know there are even more children going through these injustices. So I implore you, if you are looking for a school to send your little one to, please choose a different one. Even if you have to get an extra job and shuttle your child to a private school or use a relatives address to be able to enroll in a better school. I am thankful that we could afford private school in lieu of Kerr. Please take this review as mine and mine alone, however, I have read other reviews on here and believe that I am not the only one with these view(s) of Kerr. Have a good day and thanks for reading the entirety of my review and have a great day.

Dr. Williams and the staff are great they tune into the needs of the children and ensure they get the best help they need academic wise. If your child has learning issue they are readily available to assist in there needs.

I was child at Waller 36 years ago! I would never send my Children there. After 2 year there my parents sent me to Christ the King. I hope it’s improved after all these year.