Willowridge High School

Briargate is a good school but the students are bad, or at least some of them are. This school has had so many fights, and especially 5th grade, which is the grade I'm in right now, they tell each others business and that starts fights or they talk about each other to just their friends and the other person hears it and they fight or they pick fights in front of everyone. The students will never or couldn't care for any lesson taught unless it is a challenge or something fun, this school is just something else but from a students perspective who everyone can trust and has never gotten in trouble before, this school is very nice and funny. Once a teacher made her students walk the halls and everyone was crying but one teacher stood up to her but the teacher wasn't fired, (by the way, the teacher had them walking for at least 2 hours when the other teacher confronted her).

En mi experiencia a Sido muy buena.

Rosa Parks Elementary has been a welcoming school for our family. The staff and administration genuinely include parents as partners in their children’s education, and there’s a strong sense of community. The teachers are respectful, supportive, and truly care about their students’ growth and well-being. While the teaching staff does a great job motivating students, I feel there’s room to make learning more engaging so that students are consistently excited about what they’re learning. The school offers strong emotional and social support, and my child feels safe and cared for here. Overall, I would recommend this school to other families.

The school itself is great but the school does LITTLE about bullying. They punish the children BEING bullied as opposed to children doing the BULLING. I understand bullys are everywhere and kids are kids but as a parent coming with receipts about the incident and still nothing from the other parents, I now how to go to extreme measures just to get a point across.

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