The principal at the school is a joke. Since she started running the school, it has gone downhill. When she’s attending events, you can visibly see she is uncomfortable and doesn’t know how to interact well with parents. I had multiple instances where my new child was harassed by another child and she completely overlooked it. If I could give this school a negative rating I would. They don’t really care too much about your child safety, some of the teachers are really nice, but most of them seem to be disorganized, overvalued, and set two high on a pedestal for people to reach. My kids went here, and both of them were bullied, and little to nothing was done to make this situation better. Children were preached to that if they needed help, someone was bullying them, or they needed somebody to talk to they could come to the teachers. But when it came down to my children, telling the teachers, they did not care. I was not informed about half of the injuries. My children had, and the principal does not care about these special needs children at all. She is probably one of the worst principles I’ve ever seen. If your child is behind, the teachers do not stop to help them additionally so they can learn. Your child is left behind.The principal herself hides behind other people, and let them do her work for her. She does not know how to handle children, has said many inappropriate things around children who were hurt or worse, and made them more petrified.IEP‘s and following them doesn’t seem to be in Miss shocks to do list. There are plenty of instances where my child has an IEP and he was not given the brakes, or the tools he needed and were required through the IEP to succeed. My child was written off as a bad egg and every instance that she could, miss Shock would send him home.This school district in general severely lacks any initiative to take care of the children that are in their district. There were several times that things were broken in the building, there were hazards on the playground, and they were not taken care of. My advice is, if you can choose another school of choice to go to, I absolutely would. If you don’t, be ready to have your child just be a number.