West Tualatin View Elementary School

I’m writing this review and hopefully many parents also willing to share their experiences as well.My child is currently 5th grade student, and without disclosing the gender and ethnicity. Hopefully, this will remain anonymous and fair reviews to the BSE. Learning and teaching: overall, I will give 3.5/5 to the school. The teaching and curriculum is definitely not challenging or anywhere near enough to prep the student to be ready for mid-school. Despite no-homework policy by BSD, there is not enough in-class work to keep the student engaged or understand about the subjects.Safety and emotional-support: this’s the primary reason that leads me to leave this review and comment. Overall, I will score this 1/5 or 0/5 if I’m allow to…The school is totally chaos…especially in the playground or other program outside of the homeroom teacher(it depends on the homeroom teacher you have, some of them are very incapable…). My child has shared multiple bully cases either experienced or witnessed… and the feedback from teacher or principal are not convincing and no further actions taken. In addition, they hired many unqualified assistance or teacher in the playground who is in charge of monitoring the situation. FYI, there is no consequences or whatsoever for children that demonstrates unwelcome behavior at school, unless the situation was endangering other’s life(pocket knife or gun type situations).I can’t comment on the special education due to lack of engagement or experience. Overall, I will pick Findley or Jacob Wismer over BSE.

This is our third year at French International School of Oregon. Our children are currently in K and second grade. Both enjoy going to school, engage actively with teachers and classmates and are well supported by teachers in their learning. The class sizes allow teachers to focus on each student's learning needs. The families enjoy building community and many have become our good friends. It's a great place!