Broadmoore Elementary School

There is no communication between the teachers and Parents, as a particular that doesn’t make me feel like my child is safe or cared for.

This school, staff, principal’s, & superintendents' may potentially fail your child/children in more ways than you will ever be able to counteract. Advocating for your child causes poor treatment by staff to become endless. Please do your research, tour the school, ask about the policies they should be implementing, then question their answers with hypothetical circumstances to really challenge their statements; ensure their authenticity. Observe in person how they handle every day scenarios that may happen with your child attending the school. Unfortunately for my child, hindsight is 20/20. The damage that has been implemented on my child for the past several years by the ones responsible for her safety and wellbeing at school, makes me question the integrity of Moore Public Schools as a whole. I sincerely hope other students and parents have a better experience than ours

We have had nothing but good experiences. The school has been each to communicate with great experience with all staff. Seems to have a great culture.

My child went to this school from K- 5th grade. I pulled him out due to the bullying not only by other children but from teachers as well. The day I pulled him from the school I contacted the admin building. I discovered that all my complaints were never relayed to them including the sexual assault my child had experienced. Their go-to response every single time I confronted staff was " well we weren't aware". I would not recommend sending your child here. They will not feel safe, and truly won't ever be safe.

Well, I graduated class of 2025, and I found it surprising how much I missed it. However, my experience was different than most others. I was a starter on the basketball team, and I was a pretty popular dude. I hit a game winner, kissed a girl in front of the whole school, that whole deal. I got into a ton of trouble, especially my sixth grade year. But what separated me from other people is I was friends with everybody. I never excluded and hung out with a ton of people, and both parents of friends, teachers, coaches, and friends themselves have noticed this. I was able to see what it was like for other people. And others had it harder for sure. All Saints was a foundational part of my life, and I have made lifelong friends there. I can't really speak on the staff, as it fluctuated a ton during my time there (K-8), but I consistently had teachers that taught me a ton and held me responsible or just joked with me and showed love, and teachers who had horrible life stories who took anger out on students and should never have been hired. I will just say that you can't really expect consistency. The tight-knit community was the best for me. It's why my school before high school has so many absurd stories that honestly people don't believe sometimes. However, end of the day, highly recommend this school.