Great Oaks Elementary School

This school is horrible the school food is nasty my kid came home starving and her boyfriend had bad stomach problems. But the education is good the students never listen in class they stuff at the teachers even when the principal walks in there still loud its crazy please don't take your and if your attending please take them out immediately take them to Cunningham or Roy. This is not a bad school but the students are terrible.

The principal and staff are very involved with their students. They send many correspondents and phone calls to keep parents aware of activities and meetings.

Two of my kids went to this school. Had great experiences and the teachers and principal were very involved. They learned a lot while attending and they always provided activities for parents to participate and be involved in school and afterschool activities

I am so grateful I found this school because it is simply an incredible early education school. The teachers at this school are strong and knowledgeable. They really support the kids' educational journey. They have a joyful community as well. They celebrate all the various holidays with parades and family engagement and the teachers and staff always get involve with the fun! There was a snafu with my daughter's prior school and when I contacted the principal, Ms. Fontanelli, her email led me to believe that this was the school for her. She was so warm and welcoming and let me know if I needed anything that she was simply an email or phone call away and her staff also will be happy to help me. And of course, when I went to register, that was exactly the case.My daughter comes home saying how much she loves school. I wish this school went to 5th grade (it goes from 3K-2nd grade) because I would have transferred my son immediately. If you are looking for a strong academic and fun community school, PS 326 is the one!

Great! The teachers and staff really care about the students and there are a lot of activities for students to do!

Great Christian Leadership! My child graduated from here 2014 after spending over 8 years. The teachers really care, however there is a great need for supplies and funding. The teachers are overworked, underpaid and sometimes not paid on time. The school can be successful if it receives funding and probably new leadership. I rate it 3 because communication was always last minute or non-existence, the curriculum was not clear and at one point during the lower grades social studies was self-taught. I found that textbooks were outdated. On the other hand, children left with spiritual guidance and morals. Most of the students I know did well including my child. 100% of the graduates attends college from that class.

This is an excellent school. The teachers care. The educational structure is good and they are always well organized. The tuition is a bit pricey but it is worth every penny. This school is also known as St. Catherine of Genoa- St Therese of Lisieux.