St Bethlehem Elementary School

This school is perfect! if your child has no disabilities, is white, isn't apart of the LGBTQ+ community , and happens to be the smartest in your house. My child is what you would call a troublemaker or "weird" kid. They break rules and often got in fights with teachers , now the reason they do this is because they has Autism and ADHD. Now instead of addressing these issues , the principal decided it would be a good idea to instead provoke them more. My child is not good in really loud places, they can deal with the classroom. but instead of helping my child , the principal decides to put them in a even louder environment or just yell at them, making the situation worse. My child used to love school but after going to this place , she dreaded school, even to this day. So i decided to write this so you know what you are about to put your child through before you enroll them into this school.this school is homophobic, transphobic, furryphobic, racist, and makes your child feel like because they have a disability, aren't as smart as everyone else, or are different in any way that they are weaker or weird or useless

I felt forced to remove my son out of this school zone. This was our first year and my son is second grade. I feel like the teachers and principal do not care about all of their students. The Special Education department is the worst that I’ve dealt with in this school system. It took two and half weeks before someone reached out to me when I left a message to speak with someone. Having a meeting with them and the principal is pointless as they do nothing to help with your concerns for your child. Things go in one ear and out the other. I reached out to the principal and it took a week for her to respond and the only reason I feel that she responded is because I mentioned to the teacher the disappointment in not receiving a call back. Once the Principal did return the call, it was the night before my child’s last day as to which she stated that she won’t be at school that day anyway, so there was no point for a conversation then. My child’s class had two new students to join the class after Christmas break, and there were not enough cubbies now in the class so my child was bumped out of a cubby had to start putting his things in the corner on the floor. The only child having to do so. They simply do not care at this school and I wouldn’t recommend anyone to send their child there especially with an IEP.