Mittelstadt Elementary School

Went and had lunch with my 4th grader Jameson today. It’s been almost 2 years since we’ve been able to do this and let me just say that I love this school. ( he moved over from Yeager 2 weeks ago). The ladies at the front desk were kind and quickly got me checked in. The school was very clean as well as the lunchroom itself. No full garbage cans or dirty tables. I brought him food but from what I saw of the tray lunches they looked appetizing. FYI ( for 4th graders at least) the only day you can do this is on Thursday at noon. Very pleased with my experience at this new school for our family. KUDOS! P.S. his teacher came over and introduced herself to me and we spoke for a few minutes. Lovely person as well

The staffs were rule. Specially the lady at front desk office, very unprofessional talking. I hope she is NOT a teacher because I don’t want my children are taught by rule people.

New principal Kompelien makes you sign in your kids late even if it’s 8:00 on the dot. I was the only parent she made do this, probably because we’re minority. Beware, you will be racially profiled. My son also has been bullied and not much has been done about it. They need to take that Karen energy about “tardies” and put it towards disciplining students who bully others.

I had two kids graduate from Klein Schools, but today I am ashamed to have a relative in Kuehnle school. Wrong medications and more.

Hello! I would really like someone at Yeager Elementary to let there staff member Yvette Hernandez in the front desk know that it is very important to acknowledge children and there parents. I believe she is not aware that as front desk and the first person you see at Yeager a pleasant disposition and a simple "Hello" or "Good Morning" goes a long way. The poor rapport that she has is not an indication of the School. However, since she is the first person you see her disposition leaves much to ask for at the school. This is our first year at Yeager and all the teachers are wonderful and much of the staff as well. When I HAVE to go inside the school to the front office, its usually no acknowledgement and I usually have to initiate the conversation if not we would just be standing there.

Our family loves this school. We have two children there (2nd and 6th grade). The level of education far exceeds what I received in a 5A public school district. My 6th grader can write on a level much higher than many high school graduates just entering their 1st year of college (I recently took an English 1301 class in community college and was extremely dismayed at what the kids in there were trying to pass off as essays).The only thing this school lacks is the resources of a public school in the same geographic area, thus, some facilities are not as robust. The previous headmaster had lead the administration into a very rigid and negative place, however the new headmaster is a legacy member at the school, and has returned the school back to the culture that made this school so famous. In effect: if you enroll your children at this school, you and them will be welcomed in and loved as part of the family. You will see the upper-classmen wrestling with the grammar school kids on the playground. Your children will be taught in a Christ centered environment to think critically and logically, to express themselves in an organized fashion, and will know "how to learn", not just "what they learned".