Long Elementary School

Very disorganized, we were so happy to move away from the school. There were a few teachers that were amazing, but still overall we had a horrible experience at this school and so we're so happy to be done with that nightmare.

Awesome academics, a blue ribbon school, strong music, strings, Spanish, excellent challenging math, reading, high standards, awesome religion classes and 4 to 5 times daily prayer, no behavior issues, no kids with diagnosis, kids that have strong attention spans who are in lower school seeking honors and high learning goals. Amazing teacher, great PE Art and Wonderful Choir and strong church involvement. High morals and standards you child will be able to tackle life academically, socially, and spiritually, life learning skills, super wonderful staff and caring people, very involved families who volunteer and great field trips. Computer classes, keyboarding, library class, extra curricular activities, honor classes in middle school. This is a pre-school, moms day out, grade K up to 8th grade. Strong leadership with strong goals-great for students who have strong foundations and willingness to excel. Cafeteria food cooked fresh and healthy meals served each day. Highly recommend this school.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at this school. Communication was inconsistent, and I was left feeling that important information was not being openly shared. I strongly encourage the school to improve transparency, implement clearer reporting and investigation processes. Unfortunately, based on my personal experience, I would not recommend this school to other families seeking an environment that prioritizes the well-being of their child. I was also disappointed with the educational experience. Academically, I found the program to be lacking compared to other schools. There are very few extracurricular opportunities available during the regular school day, and parents are expected to enroll their children in after-school programs if they want additional enrichment activities. In addition, I was surprised by aspects of the physical education program, which, in my opinion, relied too heavily on screen-based activities rather than active physical engagement. I also found the approach used in religion classes to be overly fear-based and not aligned with the values I hoped would be emphasized.