Windsor Hills Elementary School

Dr. Nathan A. Pitts -Ashburn Elementary is a wonderful place for young learners to grow, explore, and thrive! The school is filled with friendly teachers, and a warm, welcoming environment. From the moment you step inside, you can feel the excitement of learning in the air.The teachers at Dr. Nathan A. Pitts - Ashburn Elementary are caring and creative, always finding fun ways to make lessons engaging. Whether it’s hands-on science experiments, interactive reading circles, or art projects that bring history to life, students are encouraged to be curious and think outside the box.One of the best things about the school is the strong sense of community. Parents, teachers, and students work together to create a positive and supportive environment.Overall, Dr. Nathan A. Pitts - Ashburn Elementary is a fantastic school where kids feel safe, happy, and excited to learn every day!

Bad needs leadership and more this school need a lot of help

I have nothing but praise for this school. They care about their students and family.

This is a wonderful school. The teachers are very dedicated to advancing the students as well as themselves. I often hear about them taking classes after work to become even better teachers! The principals and office staff are very helpful, a bit understaffed but still hard workers. When my child had a small issue with another student it was handled quickly and with a lot of real concern and care. The students are typical kids. A couple might have behavior problems but the rest are pretty decent. There is a lot of support at this school. I'm glad we came here.

Everyone there is horrible they gossip about parents disrespect parents don't care about you or your child

Honustly don't like the location but this school my child received the best service for her disability everywhere else she been transferred to been failing her but this school offered mental health support and help with community issues such as transportation,emergency supplies,etc.There was one issue I had in which I believe the principle just didn't want to be held responsible if something happens but my child was having mental health issues and was suspended and after returning kept getting calls to pick her up but was told by the school previously transferred that she has to be in school all day it doesn't matter what she experiencing if shes not harming herself,other students or the teachers she can stay in a room with specialized adults til she calms down.