Stem Bridge School (The)

I took out my kids from this school because teachers are not qualified. They do not cooperate with parents.

This school respects everyone’s cultures . Also I love there school trips lols.

They will give the warmest welcome, once any issue occurs the other side shows. My child had high anxiety and I was told by a teacher she was part of problem being weak. She was picked i by adults. The nurse was completly unprofessional, she told me I have real problems like children with diabetes to deal with to stop and help your child. My child had a cast and needed the elevator. The bullying got worse and school only blamed her. For the final year grade 8 she was not invited back. They lack fundamental teaching skills , peer support, and basic support with the counselors. The vice principal spoke of private lives in front of my child, divorce ,custody even an acs case. When I questioned this he even told me the child he was speaking about which just doubled down on the lack of privacy. Save the money a charter school will offer much more.

This school is horrible . They tell you your child can not bring lunch from home. Remind you some kids are picky. My son is 3 years old and they didn’t allow him to eat anything all day. They have the janitor outside smoking cigarettes. Please don’t waste your time sending your kid here it’s really unsafe. They even smashed my son finger inside of the door and no one could of told me what happen it was 3 different stories

I loved this school when my child attended this school he was going through a transition from ICT to Special education and the school went out of their way to make my child feel comfortable. The teachers worked with him even through all of my child excuses. If there was a problem the parent coordinator would not hesitate to reach out. The parent coordinator treated every child as if they were her own and made you feel comfortable to leave your child at the school. The school also offered parents so many workshops and opportunities to be involved in their child's educational journey.