A.A. Anastasia Elementary School

It's a terrible school that told my parents I'd never make it to college, which made me feel less than everyone else and led me to doubt my academic abilities; however, I proved them wrong by graduating with the highest honors from a four-year institution.

I had to pull my daughter out of this school. The first teacher she had was amazing(Limardo). Unfortunately, this district is so dominated by politics, the good teachers don’t last long. We sadly lost a para mid year last year and never got any type of notice or help(not even a printout) to be able to explain this sudden absence to our 4-year-old. We had one kindergarten teacher leave after a month and was never notified. The communication is almost nonexistent. The administration is highly unprofessional, rolling eyes and getting an attitude if they are asked to go above and beyond in any way(even simply bringing a child a flower for her birthday..it will probably be left in the office to die if they find you to be irritating and too invested in your child). Although the staff are past adulthood, this school operates as if in a high school environment. The principal is cold and seems to rule her staff on fear because the staff looks terrified the second you bring up a concern. The entire three years my daughter was there, the principal probably said three words to us. I have raised two other children in this school system and this is by far the worst experience at a grade school that I have ever encountered. I would never step foot in that school again.

have 2 kids at seashore school since 2015. the school has different education environment ,seems like small family. they have an advanced program in each grade which works to qualify students to a higher level. small class , advanced program , and super great teachers are all we need for our kids.

We have 3 children at Seashore and LOVE it! Our children see their friends and the school staff as a family. They also get to experience a lot of exciting activities: theater, yoga, journalism, a science competition with other schools, MAST's Jeopardy-style competition, sports, community fundraising. The list goes on.