South Davis Elementary School

My son attended Pre-K 4 2025 August 13th and August 14th when I went to pick him up on August 14th at 3:30 p.m. I was unable to find anyone that could point me to where he would be released at after meeting with the officer on school property I was notified by another parent that my 4-year-old was wandering down the street four blocks over. I ran to Big Street which is one block over and sure enough three blocks down was my 4-year-old wandering crying, scared and disorientated. I picked him up and ran back to the school where I was informed by the principal that their policy is to release any student that is a walker and have them escorted by a teacher one block down and released regardless if they are 3 years old, 4 years old, kindergarten, first grade, second grade, and so on. I'm now attempting to file a police report and I have submitted a grievance to the school directly. This is absolutely true and I'm in disbelief with the principal's attitude that somehow it was our fault because we didn't have a car to pick him up in. So he was labeled as a walker. Not once was the principal concerned with the fact that they had a 4-year-old. My 4-year-old lost almost five blocks down where he could have been abducted by a predator attacked by a stray dog or hit by traffic

The worst experience for me and my kids at this horrible school. Mcduffy needs to be fired and the principal Adam’s. When you hire teachers you need to know if they actually want to teach and have communication and social skills with kids and not for just a paycheck.

Over the past several years that my children have attended this school, there has been a recurring pattern of serious concerns. Each year seems to bring a new issue—whether it involves student bullying, inaccurate or conflicting information from staff, or incidents that appear to go unaddressed.When I attempt to speak with school staff about these concerns, I am frequently told they are unavailable, in meetings, or otherwise unable to speak. It is frustrating that there always seems to be time for meetings about student behavior, yet when serious incidents occur, there often appears to be little to no documentation, follow-up, or accountability.Even more concerning, when I follow up about specific incidents, I am often told that no one remembers what happened, that leadership was unaware, or that there is no record of the event. This ongoing lack of communication, transparency, and consistency has made it extremely difficult to trust that my children’s concerns are being taken seriously.One of the most disappointing patterns I have noticed is that the teachers who have made the most positive impact on my children’s education and well-being never seem to stay at this school for very long. That raises additional concerns about the overall environment and stability within the school.This is not about one isolated incident—this has been an ongoing pattern over multiple years, and as a parent, I believe these concerns deserve to be taken seriously.

Escuela pública ?? Parece escuela privada que no aceptan a niños bilingües, solo que ablen inglés son unos rasistas