Victor High Hexter Elementary School

Not wild about this school at all. We transferred back to our home school (Hexter) not impressed with the environment. I can’t explain it but it feels low budget and meh. Really wanted to like this school since it is right by our house but not impressed. We are looking for other options.

Classrooms have maybe 15-30 people or so. Clean Rooms. Restrooms available.

Living in OLH for 10 years across from Hexter Elementary, we watched as neighbors how active the school community was, which fits perfectly with the vibe of our neighborhood.Our daughter began Kindergarten in August of 2020, and we have been very pleased with our holistic experience at Hexter Elementary as parents. The Hexter community is vibrant, the teachers are engaged, and the campus leadership, with Principal Smith leading the way, is phenomenal. The various programs before, during and after school have been fantastic and have provided the right learning opportunities for our student! Hexter historically continues to have a thriving Parent Teacher Association, raising funds to support a variety of opportunities for our diverse student population and families.We highly recommend Hexter Elementary School!

Hexter is amazing community school. My daughter began in Kindergarten and is now in second grade and is thriving.

My daughter attended this school for 4th and 5th grade after attending a Montessori school since Pre-K. I knew she was bright but because Montessori is "based on the child's readiness" she would often finger knit caps, make great paintings, but had no idea how to really read. That quickly changed once she attended Hexter. We were always told that it can be hard for kids to transition to a "public school" setting because they will be slightly behind but they should be able to make up ground quickly, and trust me she exceeded our expectations. The teachers were very supportive and she was also diagnosed with a mild case of dyslexia and went through the 504 program. She loved her time at Hexter and wished that they went through 8th grade but unfortunately, 5th is their last class. I also loved the fact that the school is very diverse. This is the real world and she has friends from all different walks of life and I think it makes her a more well rounded individual. I would not hesitate to send my child to Hexter if given the opportunity.