Robertson Elementary School

Great school if your parent is a teacher at the school or a pastor at the local church everyone goes to. Blatent nepotism for all the teachers children. They do whatever they want and never answer for anything. They get preferential treatment in every aspect. Also never seen a school with so many teachers with kids in the school it's legit almost every teacher has a kid there even Ms. Belk the old principal has a child there. They always ask for money for stuff but the kids never have anything nice at the school. Everything at the school is trash it all needs to be replaced lockers bathrooms hallways classrooms teachers administration all trash all needs to go teachers super over paid super under qualified. I've never been to a place where everyone is unhappy kids unhappy teachers unhappy administration unhappy no one wants to be at this school where is the oversight

My son was enrolled in Eugene Field Elementary School for less than a month for his Pre-K year. We withdrew him because he was being mistreated by both teachers and students and the principal was unwilling to deal with issues that arose and blamed us for my son's "problems". He has minor autism. They knew of his autism at enrollment. And he's attended a school environment since he was 2 1/2, but when we started noticing changes in his demeanor, I brought it up to the principal, she got defensive and hostile. In the few weeks he was enrolled, his teacher made him stay in class when he was sick, not once but twice. He had four "accidents" in his clothing on one of these occasions and they never called to inform me or to let me come pick him up. He had been potty trained for nearly two years and four "accidents" in one day was not common. Once I got him home and found out, I took him to the doctor and he had the flu. He even had a fever when I brought him home! In January, we enrolled him in Porter ECDC and he improved greatly. However, his trust for teachers is not what it once was. I now homeschool him because he's no longer eligible to attend Porter ECDC due to his age. -1 rating

Riverfield Country Day is an inspiring environment focused on educating the whole student. The school cares deeply about the emotional, social and academic development of each of its students. Attending last year's graduation ceremony, I was in awe that the head of the upper school addressed each graduate individually and spoke from the heart of the contributions, successes and the trials each student had gone thru on their path to graduation. I cannot imagine another school in which the Head could so eloquently speak about each and every student. If you desire to place your student with caring faculty that are as invested in your child's success as you are, then Riverfield is your home. Students are engaged to learn and taught how to think, not what to think. The school honors the individuality of each student, not mocks differences. The faculty is given great flexibility and freedom to develop curriculum that meets learning goals and ideas not specifics; no teaching to a test here! Children are challenged to be self-motivated and directed, focused on real world preparation and experiences, starting in preschool, lasting until graduation.

Remarkable! All three of my children have scored nearly two grade levels above their public school counterparts. When my daughter graduated 8th grade she was at a HS sophomore level in reading and math.

Looked for a school and day care that could cover our work schedule. When comparing costs for pick-up and day-care for a pre-schooler and our 3rd grader we came across St. Catherine. They have an ALL DAY PRE-K for 3 YEAR OLDS! AND they have before and after care right on site! Plus it is right off of the I-44 & HWY 75 corridor! This was too easy of a decision. Thanks Mrs. Anthamatten!

The principal and teacher Diane Mcgowen are the best you will ever find