Reedy Creek Elementary

My daughter joined this school 2 years ago, when she was at the first grade. She loves the teachers and the school itself. Very safe place. She needed to take ESL classes (English as a second language) which was very efficient for her. Lot of activities with the parents, PTA is doing a good job there. Happy to have my kids attending this school.

This school has been nothing but AMAZING! Everyone is so nice and welcoming! My children love this school. It is very special to know the teachers know and welcome the kids with smile on their faces.

This is a terrible School I do not recommend you to sign your kid up for this school it's a lady in the office who always have something slick to say something smart to say me being the bigger person I just ignore her the teachers make up lies about the kids and it seems like they don't remember what really goes on in the classrooms one minute they say this then the next minute they say that the principal does not know what he's doing he make up lies to the parents they try to take advantage over young parents and when the kids do get in trouble in the classroom they seem to not remember what they did when everything is documented in an app or they make up stuff days after a documented the stuff they did in the classroom in the app I do not recommend y'all kids to go to this school

We attended this school for preschool- 3s a couple years ago. Going into the year I met with my son's teacher and the preschool director at the time and expressed concerns my son might be autistic. They reassured me they were "experts" at spotting and recognizing neurodivergence. They assured me they would let me know. Fast forward through the year and his teacher at our conferences told me my son was just anxious and needed more playdates. My son would come home unhappy a lot from preschool, but I thought it was just the transition. His teachers told me he was a model student who followed the rules. I knew he wasn't happy though, so we switched to Arts Together for the following year. Within a month of school starting his teacher pulled me aside and thought he should be evaluated. It turns out he's twice exceptional (level 1 autism and gifted/high IQ). In hindsight a lot of things at the Raleigh School are not set up for neurodivergence. I just didn't know it at the time. The bathrooms have no privacy. The children all crowd around in the bathroom where there is only a curtain to shield them. It became a situation when I was in the classroom where I had to actively shield my child with my body so he could have privacy going to the bathroom. After that year he was so affected that he won't use the bathroom at school. I reached out to the school to let them know about his diagnosis, so that next time a student like my son is in their classroom they can believe the parent and support them rather than dismiss their concerns. I did not receive a response. I don't think this preschool is set up for kids with sensory sensitivities or neurodivergence of any kind. I did not feel seen or supported as a parent. I looked long and hard to find a preschool for my son and thought Raleigh School was great on paper, but the reality did not match up.