Weller Elementary School

Our son has loved his experience so far at PVS. We've noticed a great deal of development with reading skills and harnessing his creativity (he always loved to draw, paint, and color, but he's more intentional about putting pieces together into a single work). He's made many friends and tells us how much he likes being there. His teacher has been very good about assessing his and other student's needs, and how to help parents continue this education and growth at home.

Personally I'd go to Centerville or Springboro city schools and just send my kids to prep. I already pulled my kids out, but over the past several years I've heard about all of the teacher turnover, lots of new confusing curriculums, increase in non-teacher staff and generally it seemed like the school focuses less on education and more on social media and "fun" activities rather than the three R's. Definitely better academics in middle school and beyond at the public schools, and for any emotional, social or development special needs the public school are also far superior. It's a good school for generally smart kids that want a school with a fun environment. It's also much more "religious" than the Catholic school that I went to as a kid. It almost reminds me of a fundamentalist religious school, but if that's what you want then go for it.

My child was removed from this school due to harassment and bullying she experienced from the other students in her class. She got to the place where she was withdrawn and didn't want to go back. The situation was not handled properly so we decided to remove her. She can get this at public school for free. Christian environment it is not. Just as many four letter words spoken in those hall as public school also. Not worth a penny we spent.