Sherrouse School

This is an awesome school! I have one that attended from Pre-K that is now a high school freshman. I have another child that is in 3rd grade, and one that will be attending next year as a pre-k student. This school is about nurturing each child and building character. This is the best environment that focuses on achieving and doing their very best and being the very best.

Idk who in their right mind would write something positive about this school. The principle is rude and don't care about nobody but herself. Nothing but females are employed,no make figures at all. The children are terrible and have no home training. They need to close this school down! Worst elementary in Monroe City ever!!!!!!!

I love this school..I have 3 children that attends and have been attending for 3 years now and I will not change their school unless we move out of state..the teachers actually care and are involved at school and also checks on my children during breaks..summer etc...if you ever have the pleasure of meeting Mr Cleveland mouton I highly recommend him as a teacher for your 3rd grader...he has stepped in tremendously with helping with my son who suffers from ADHD daily and he keeps him on task and I'm very thankful for that man even this year he still manages to check up on him and assist him with anything he needs and he is now in 4th grade so I salute cypress point on having excellent staff!!!!!!

If I had it to do over again, I would homeschool my child before sending him to Lakeshore. It was a terrible experience. We didn't even realize how bad it was until we moved to another district. At his current school my child is thriving. He is organized. He is a productive member of his class. He no longer roams the halls or his classroom. His social skills are right on target. At Lakeshore he was just being babysat and passed along. I hope Lakeshore will make major changes and improve for the sake of their children and their future.

My son was enrolled in PreK-4 at OLF during the 2011-2012 school year and we both loved it! They always planned exciting events and stressed active parental involvement. Unfortunately, my son was diagnosed with Asperger's Disorder and delayed speech, and therefore, he needed special education services. Because OLF is a small privately-funded school, they do not have the financial resources to handle special needs students and the teachers can't give extra attention to those with learning disabilities because many of them don't have assistants/teacher's aids. For those reasons, I had to pull him from this small, intimate environment and place him in a public school (which, as it turns out, is also a great institution). Aside from that, I think OLF is a fantastic start for a child's development and academic career. Not only does it engage and stimulate a youngster's active imagination, it also gives him a strong spiritual foundation upon which he can base his beliefs and choices for the future.