Woodcreek Elementary School

I would not recommend this school if you are looking for a warm and caring environment. Administration focuses on all the wrong things and is not helpful to students or parents. There is a lot of favoritism for the students of families that have lived in the area a long time. Lots of staff members are related to each other creating an environment that is not fair to other staff members or students. Even though it is a small school the teacher turnover is high each year. Some teachers are amazing and do so much for their students but they are few and far between. My children have not been happy at this school with their teachers the past few years. The test scores of this school compared to others in the district leave a lot to be desired.

This school is like a big family. Teachers are dedicated and the students are engaged in all aspects mentally, spiritually and physically. We are blessed to have our daughter in this school. Parent

My kids love their teachers and their school. Teachers are nice and communicative. My kids are exceling here, I currently have no concerns.

The owners of this school make the environment warm and comforting for the kids (and for me). I know that they are involved and loving with the children and I always feel safe knowing my child is there. It is also nice to be able to watch live camera feeds when I want to know how my child is doing.

It’s only been one week since my kid started school, and we've already been hit with six donation requests. Six! Practically every other day, there’s a new paper, email, or text message begging for money—fundraisers, raffles for VIP passes, constant pressure to buy shirts, shorts, socks, car decals—you name it. It’s non-stop.Now you're even sending out “teacher favorites” lists with suggestions for Starbucks and Target gift cards? Seriously? Not even a mention of Walmart—because I guess being low-income doesn’t fit the vibe?This is a public school. Supposed to be free. But all we see is relentless begging and guilt-tripping for money from families who are already struggling to get by. If we had the money, we’d send our kids to private school. We don’t. That’s why they’re here. So why are you constantly trying to squeeze every last penny from us?Parents are stretched thin. We're tired. This level of pressure is inappropriate, and frankly, it’s starting to feel shameless. Enough already.