Red Oak Elementary School

I would not recommend this school even if this is the last school on earth. The people at the school are incompetent. The principal and the assisted principal don't care about the students, especially if their black students.I have a kid that currently goes there.Who constantly get bullied?Who constantly get called racial slurs?And when he reports, it, nothing gets done. The only time something is done is when my kid stands up for him or herself.And then they notify me about what my has done my child is currently suspended because a kid hit him.He told the teacher today the teacher actually decided to do something.The boy hit him again.My kid stood up against the bully but they suspended my kid they also banned me off the premises.Because I go talk to the kids.Parents about the bullying since the school does nothing i don't go off on appearance. I let the parents know what's going on. And ask the parents to tell their kids to keep their hands off my kids. So this school is a joke. They really need to fire the whole staff and start over and then since they banned me from allmore public schools, they made to where I can't enroll my kid in a different school.So if you have african american children do not, I repeat, do not your children into this school. I recently found out I am not the only one they're doing this to. There's other African American parents that I have talked to who went through the same thing, or who's going to do the same thing.So me personally, I am taking legal action.But find a different school.Please find a different school

Kingsgate is an older school in an aging district of Moore schools. The demographics of the area have continually changed over the last 20 years, as all of OKC has. I've never had a problem with my 3 kids attending this school because the staff has always been good. The only issue I have is that some of the students attending are not being well taken care of at home, leading to behavior issues for the teachers and the other students which inevitably affects their learning. I think the faculty of this school does an excellent job with the cards they are dealt. But it's time for me to move out of the area because of a more steep decline recently.

I went to this school and I have to say. This school was amazing, I honestly didn't want to go. When I was at sky ranch, I loved there. The teachers there were amazing. They understood the things I needed help with before I asked for help. Would 100% recommend this school to anyone!

Great school. Student to teacher ratio ranges from 17 to 22 per teacher. Kind and smart teachers. Both of my children excel here.

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

This school was simply a different and much better place under the previous principal. Since the new principal started a few years ago, ethnic celebrations ceased, communication went downhill and is often stern or negative, and the teaching staff are clearly lowering their standards due to the poor leadership they are forced to work under. Children with disabilities or health conditions should NOT attend this school. There is no school nurse, and the school staff have shown themselves unresponsive and either overmatched or uncaring - again, this is likely due to the example being set by poor leadership. We have had 2 children attend Fisher, our first had a wonderful experience (under the previous principal) and our second child will likely transfer after this year due to poor administration, i.e.: lack of care for our child, excuses, blaming, bullying, acts of racism, and overall sub-par professionalism. This used to be a great school. Such a shame. New principal is in order.

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.