Amanda H. North Elementary School

Over the past 15 years, I have been fortunate to have my children enrolled at SHES. The teachers and staff are exceptional, and I am confident that they prioritize my children's well-being and learning above all else. My children have formed strong bonds with their teachers, built on trust and respect. The school's commitment to keeping parents informed is impressive, and I am grateful for their prompt communication. I wholeheartedly recommend SHES.

Both my kids came from homeschooling. Relaxed homework deadlines, less formal, peaceful loving environment. From the start of the year the teachers were very un-accommodating. Giving failing grades to kids who didn't know how to log into websites used by the school. My youngest bullied and pushed to self depreciation. Concerns barely addressed by the school and staff until they had my son evaluated for the emotional state the bullying caused. My son told to ignore the bullies and sure that is what we say. However it's not the approach a school supposedly "tough on bullying" should respond. How could my son feel safe being brushed off like this?P.E. teachers who let bullying happen. A principal who ensures all is being done while only pushing out the kid being bullied and not the bullies. Let's face it. When kids can thrive at home and then they go to school for a community to fail them. Why send them at all.

Worst teachers. Teachers need to have patience to handle kids.

My child was threatened with bodily harm from an older student in the school. They allow the child to be on safety patrol. Isn’t that ironic?