Raleigh Hills Elementary School

McKay has been an amazing school for my Daughter on every level. From educational to social-emotional support and enrichment to community cultivation..this school was a gem. Sadly, the Beaverton School District mislead the people in stealing Bond money to build a 'Super School' in Raleigh Hills (magical 52 million taken from retrofit and rebuild for schools like Mckay). This is why BSD is lagging on all metrics in educational outcomes..they don't listen and want students to be nothing more than numbers for profit for the Union. This is the last school year for McKay citing dropping enrollment and needing to restructure the resources where they are needed most (BSD). Strange since Greenway is very similar to McKay in both Teacher/Student Ratio as well as total Student Body Size and Demographic...hmmThis does not reflect on McKay or its teachers para educators nor leadership staff whom have made this school and the experience of countless students overr the years the best and I encourage the staff, parents and everyone else involved to VOTE OUT the entirety of the BSD Board and to fight tooth and nail to install local people whom are not SEIU drones.Regards,Jonathan Lockwood

Raleigh Park is a wonderful elementary school! We're in our third year here, and honestly every single staff person (teacher, principal, office, support services, counselors, PE, music, cafeteria...EVERYONE) truly cares about each and every kid who walks through the door. There are a lot of caring parents involved, too. They don't just teach curriculum, but instill the value of and teach the skills to become lifetime learners. Truly a great school community.

we couldn't be more thrilled with the nurturing environment our child experiences each day. We're blown away at how many opportunities he has each day. He LOVES going to school, and has so many wonderful stories to share at the end of each day.One of the most remarkable aspects of OES is its commitment to nurturing curiosity. But on top of that is the amazing growth we've seen in his social and emotional learning. A lot of smaller schools talk about good teachers and a strong community, but at OES, you see just how intentional they are about those things - they work carefully to craft an inclusive and warm environment where children feel valued and accepted for who they are. It's really beautiful to watch how empowering that has been for our son, and to be in a community where we see older students getting ready for life in college and beyond be in a place where they just flourish.