Star Spencer High School

Some of the teachers really care about the students and their future, however, the support required from leadership is really lacking.

This is a wonderful school. My son is austistic and went to a school in Oklahoma City last year. I don't want to mention what school it was but after going to Cleveland Bailey, I now believe the school in OKC just gave my son "busy" work. He didn't learn anything there. Just scribbled all day and they said they found a way to keep him occupied by wrapping a rubber band around the legs of his chair. Well shortly after attending Cleveland Bailey, he spoke better, he wrote better, and he even started reading. His teachers are amazing. They worked with him everyday and everyday there was a note on his working saying "he did this independently; or he needs help with this." You can tell they love teaching and love their kids. I am so greatful to have them as my son's teachers and would not have him go to any other school. Today's the last day of school and i know he will miss them. Thank you so much Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Lauren for all that you do.

I have children that have now went through Ridgecrest Elementary Pre-K through 5th grade and I am extremely disappointed in how many of the teachers do not teach. They rely solely on computers to teach our children. Hardly any pen to paper learning. I have a child in 5th grade at Ridgecrest Elementary and they are failing him he is on an IEP and his teacher in my opinion relies solely on read this on your computer and answer the questions or we'll watch a video and then you can get on your computer and answer the questions my son does not have the confidence to ask questions and even after December she should know that by now and something else should be planned on how to better help him as an educator that I as a parent have exhausted All odds at home with trying to help him.

Good Morning Willow Brooke, My daughter attended there 1st grade. i had to unenroll her, because it was her 1st year n she wouldnt not stop getting sick. i want to sincerely praise the hard work n dedication your school does for kids. you carved out time for my daughter to help her. your school went up n beyound for her, the counselor on point. give her a raise. none of your staff ever called my child stupid or insulted as mother like other schools outta district that claim to be A Schools did. my daughter can read n write n math wizard. i am truley sadden your school doesnt extend beyound 1st grade. i am writing this hoping the next parent chooses ur school with ease. thank you for actually being there for kids n parents n not calling children stupud after they were in school for 1 day.

I applied for the parental choice child tax credit and they called me in to come sign for the check it was my first year doing it and I wanted to pay for the first half of my sons stuff then pay how I wanted to and they wouldn’t give me my check that was in my name for my baby I had to call the tax commission and they still wouldn’t give me the check and it’s against the law I was told from tax commission they can’t tell you you have to sign it over you don’t and I don’t want my son at a school who makes it hard or is money hungry

I can't say enough good things about St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School. I have done everything from other private schools, to homeschool, to public school and this school by far has been the best experience for my family. My children are thriving when they once struggled. They are getting the extra help they need to get caught up. They are nurtured and loved while the school focuses on teaching the whole child. The children at St. Elizabeth are by far the best students I have been around. They are caring, inclusive, well behaved, and full of joy at the school. The majority of the staff have either been at the school for 20+ years, or they are school alumni and loved it so much they returned to teach. They all love what they do and have built a strong foundation at St. Elizabeth. All the families at St. Elizabeth have the same goals and it becomes a supportive and involved community. There are a host of ways to get involved in the school and your child's education. One of my sons was bullied relentlessly in public school mainly on the playground. We have not seen that at St. Elizabeth. The children are held to a higher moral standard, and due to more staff to student ratio, the bullying has not happened with my son. The smaller class size allows my children to get more one on one attention from the teacher. But more important than academics is the fostering of my children's love for God and their faith. The academics have been excellent and classes seem to be a year ahead of public schools. We absolutely love the 3 years we have been at St. Elizabeth and it is the best kept secret in Edmond!