Sugar Creek Elementary School

A Truly Exceptional School KCIA is a Gem!As a parent, finding the right school for your child can be overwhelming, but enrolling our children at Kansas City International Academy has been one of the best decisions we’ve ever made. From the very beginning, we were welcomed with warmth, professionalism, and a deep sense of community.The staff at KCIA go above and beyond every single day. The teachers are passionate, patient, and truly invested in the success of every student. They don’t just teach they inspire. My children come home excited about what they’ve learned and eager to return the next day. The academic programs are strong and culturally inclusive, which I especially appreciate in such a diverse community.One of the things that sets KCIA apart is how they embrace and celebrate different cultures and languages. As a multilingual family, we’ve always felt understood and supported. Communication between home and school is consistent and meaningful. The translators and interpreters play a vital role, helping families stay connected and involved in their child’s education.Beyond academics, KCIA also instills strong values respect, responsibility, kindness that I see reflected in my kids every day. They’re not just growing as students, but as thoughtful, confident individuals.If you’re looking for a school that treats every child like they matter and every family like they belong Kansas City International Academy is the place to be. We feel incredibly fortunate to be part of the KCIA family!

Not very good with education and not helping people and they need help they just send you on if you're failing your classes that were your not supposed to pass they keep passing you on and passing you on they never help you

This is a fantastic neighborhood school with major improvements happening and great teachers and staff.

In this school, there is a lot of discrimination against different races. If you are not white, then teachers are unkind and cruel.

Judgemental a little racist to say the least. All they seem to care about is attendance as if they get a bonus which is true... Black History month is a joke. How can a person of a different race teach my child about her. What a joke. Most of what they teach you are lies, except English and math. My child has learned nothing about her history, Nicola Tesla etc. So much more I can say .. But I will end it there you get the jest.....

Former student back in 2019 currently a sophomore going to junior year I came here for nostalgia I’d wish to see my old classmates again

As former student here I can confirm it’s not the best but still ok but one major issue is the lack of space in the school and not providing enough materials for the teachers.