Pot Spring Elementary School

Warren Elementary is just awesome- kindergarten class size is 18 this yr. Teachers and staff are supportive and organized to provide the best learning environment, providing great communication to parents. Demographic student population represents the real world. Many fun activities throughout the yr and the BEST PTO who plan other fun events. Brand new playground. If you are hesitant from past years reviews and the online "rating", don't be. My child has made so many new friends and is thriving because of this school!

It is a good school, the teacher at this really care about their students success and well being

Many teachers here are wonderful and run thoughtful, child-centered classrooms. However, the school does not seem equipped to support students who fall outside its narrow definition of success. I would not recommend it for children with learning differences, ADHD, or those who are gender nonconforming, as the school does not appear set up to meet their needs effectively.The Head of School’s behavior can feel demeaning and overly rigid. She often speaks down to parents and adheres so strictly to Montessori beliefs that the culture can feel dogmatic. Several strong teachers have been pushed out during her tenure, and there seems to be a lack of understanding of child development, differentiated learning, and research-based educational practice.This school may be a good fit if your child and family align closely with the Head of School’s very specific expectations for how children and parents should behave. If not, I would encourage families to look elsewhere for a school that uses more flexible, evidence-based educational approaches and treats students, parents, and teachers with greater respect and dignity.

Our family had a wonderful experience at St. Joseph School, and we will always look back on our time there very fondly. The school has a warm, faith-centered environment with strong traditions, caring teachers, and a genuine sense of community that made a lasting impression on our daughter and our family.There are truly special educators at SJS who helped encourage our daughter academically, socially, and personally during such important formative years. We especially appreciated the school’s emphasis on kindness, character, and Catholic values woven throughout everyday student life.Like any school, no environment is perfect, but overall we found SJS to be a loving and supportive community filled with families who care deeply about their children and the school itself.Ultimately, our family relocated, which led us to make the difficult decision to transition elsewhere. Leaving was not easy because there were many people and memories we genuinely treasured during our time at SJS.We remain grateful for the friendships, teachers, traditions, and experiences that shaped such an important chapter of our daughter’s childhood.