Nazareth Lutheran School

Our principal goes above and beyond...with the students and staff very welcoming and can go to her to her with any problems if any if I have them we had felid day today she went out of her way to help where was needed she always running to each amd everything today was great she even had her running shoes on....great turn out great day.....go rossevelt bears were a great team over here at the school.....makes being here even more fun....u want to come to wrk just a great place to b all around...!!

Hell it was horrible I got bullied there

The teachers and administrators of this school are wonderful and truly care about the kids. They try to host events and include the community, but it is clear they do not have adequate funding to do so in a larger capacity. I have three children that attend this school and we are currently applying to different schools solely due to the non stop fights and lack of consequences that occur daily. There are fights at all grade levels daily, disrespectful students who interrupt classes and learning for the other students, and a severe lack of consequence or discipline to stop these behaviors.At drop off/pick up I have witnessed students yelling at teachers, walking away while being spoken to, a clear disregard. The teachers do the best they can, but there must be a lack of support that nothing has been implemented to address these concerns. Its unfortunate. Otherwise, we love the diversity and community at this school.

This school failed both my child and me. Unless there is a significant change in the administration and with some of the teachers, I do not see ever recommending this school to any parent. Their old fashioned ways are not in the best interest of the children that attend the school.

We have been very disappointed in this school over the last few years. The education has been atrocious, and there is 0 discipline. The administration does nothing to discipline the non-stop bullying among the students, which has caused many many many families to transfer just so their kids are provided with a safe learning environment.

The best investment we ever made. Lower school I would put more emphasis on emotional intelligence. Something that could never be requested/achieved in public schools. EFS has the potential to implement a class related to emotional intelligence, as a subject just like math, and reading.