Comanche Elementary School

GBES is an exceptional place where students and families are welcome. The staff at Governor Bent is dedicated and hardworking, always going above and beyond to support every student. They foster an inclusive environment that works with English Language Learners, students with disabilities, and Indigenous students. We are truly a community school by providing resources to families.We commitment to social-emotional learning (SEL), which helps students develop vital life skills, including the school's core values of "Solve Problems, Show Respect, and Make Good Decisions." The school also has a great sense of community, hosting fun events that bring families together, like the Pumpkin Run and the Festival of Lights.The students and school has also shown progress academically. Attendance rates are improving, and students are achieving notable gains in both math and reading. The school’s consistent improvement in iReady and iStation scores. With a fantastic staff, a strong commitment to both academic and social-emotional growth, and a strong sense of community, it's no surprise that GBES is the place to be!

The teachers are all hyped up but in reality they are quite rude. Do not go to this school and parents don't send your kid to this school unless you want them to be miserable. The food is awful don't think it meets guidelines. And they barely care about students.

Christ Lutheran provides students with a safe and loving environment in which to learn and grow. Strong academics and strong moral foundations give children the tools to succeed in high school, college, and life.

My kids attended for 3 years. During that time they had some good teachers, a few great teachers. But do know this is a legacy school, generations of families have gone there and if you aren’t one of them you will feel it. Parents were not very friendly and for a Catholic school, some definitely not very christ like. We had a few minor problems while there and I reached out to the principal and never heard back, not one time. There is also very little diversity there, my kids were never mistreated for that reason by other kids, but they definitely noticed they were different than the other kids and that became an issue for their own self esteem. They also really just never fit in with the other kids there. We chose try the switch to public school for the emotional and mental well being of our children of color and are so glad we did. To my surprise, public school has been great for our kids. They are happy and doing great academically, and as a whole our family feels much more welcome than we ever did at annunciation.

I love the structure and organization. The heart they have for children’s education. So grateful we found this school. My child is learning more than he would in public school and in a Godly environment.