Burnett Elementary School

Worst school ever in the World that school is so mean and the teachers too

Extremely upset with the how unlucky we are to have our child have of a teacher who cannot fulfill simple request like making sure to follow up on progress reports. My child was given an evaluation early on this year and needed a to be seen by an additional teacher for a very serious matter with his learning development. No update regarding even being seen by another teach nor starting.Please note: I have called and had several conversations with his teacher as a reminder for updates.I do not feel like this teacher is taking my child’s education seriously. I cannot speak for every teacher in this school but I would definitely recommend you do not put your child in this school by this experience.If you want your child to succeed or become someone in life quality education is worth paying for by the end of the day.

I Went To This School In 2019-2022 And It Was Horrible Tattles,Rude Teachers,Rude Principal,And Mean 3rd Grade Teachers.And I Switched Schools So I Never Liked It #CancelMeador

I recently placed both of my daughters in stuchbery after 2 years of homeschool with my oldest and 1 year with my youngest. At first I was skeptical, there was some issues at the beginning of the year sorting out car rider lines but that quickly passed in a matter of a few weeks.There are a couple of individuals I’d like to highlight, Mrs. Kuhn, Mr. Cline, Coach Moslanka, Coach Albert Ms. Nguyen and last but not least Ms. Trog. The ones mentioned above have made a lasting impact on my daughters. They bring each one of them up fairly often and look up to them. They make it easy to drop my daughters off and be able to go about my day without feeling uneasy. I would HIGHLY recommend Stuchbery based on those teachers.

Our experience with this school has been deeply disappointing, and the conduct of the current administration has fundamentally changed our view of the school.The administration has demonstrated, in our experience, a troubling lack of professionalism, communication, accountability. The attitude we encountered was essentially “my way or no way.” Families should be heard, not dismissed.We experienced a situation involving an inappropriate interaction between an IT employee and a student. The administration acknowledged that the interaction was inappropriate. Yet instead of an immediate, student-first response, the administration characterized the employee as “gregarious” and placed the burden on the student to accommodate interacting with this employee while the employee remained on campus.The administration also failed to notify the student’s parents about the incident. Staff members were not informed, and the family ultimately had to inform members of the staff themselves. Even more troubling, the IT employee remained on campus while the student was asked to leave.This raises serious concerns about the school’s priorities and student safety.A school’s first responsibility should be to provide students with a safe learning environment. When inappropriate conduct toward a student is acknowledged, parents should not have to discover the information indirectly, staff should not be left uninformed, and the student should not be expected to accommodate the situation.Our family has been part of this school community for more than 10 years and had never experienced issues like this until the current administration. That history makes this situation particularly disappointing.This is not simply a complaint about personalities or administrative style. It is about judgment, accountability, communication, and how a school responds when a student’s well-being is involved.Parents entrust schools with their children because they expect the adults in charge to protect them, listen to concerns, communicate appropriately, and put students first. Based on our experience, we no longer have confidence that this administration consistently does that.Parents considering this school should ask direct questions about how student-safety concerns are reported, communicated, investigated, and handled—and whose interests are prioritized when something goes wrong.For our family, this experience has been profoundly disappointing, and we cannot recommend this school.