Briarwood 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.

Terrible. The new principal doesn't have the same high expectations of students that Mr. Chase did. They don't listen at all.

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

Santa Fe Elementary has a wonderful caring staff.

We have had a great experience until the last two years the first issue was a teacher making fun of my autistic son for rocking (highly inappropriate and unprofessional) and now this year we have op-ed out of a few ridiculous things and now they have decided to punish my child secretly and exclude him from treats and activities not for behavior but our decisions whe we tried to address this issue we were met with disrespect and then ignored something has change here in the last two years the place is full of adult bullies that like to pick on kids for being a little different DO NOT RECOMMEND

St. John Lutheran School is deeply concerning, and I would strongly advise against enrolling children there. The academic instruction is inadequate, and the students are not receiving the education they deserve. Additionally, there is a troubling discrepancy between the school’s public persona and the reality of how students are treated behind closed doors. If you ask around, it becomes clear that the school prioritizes tuition revenue over student well-being. When compared to the local public school system—which provides a superior educational experience at no cost—the $7,000 tuition at St. John is difficult to justify. I encourage anyone considering this institution to look closely at the reality of their operations.