Crossfield Elementary School

There is very little social emotional support at this school not a well-balanced demographic either that is representative of other schools in the area. Most teachers do the bare minimum, and the AAP counselor is more of a gate keeper than an educator. Go at you own peril.

This school lacks positive points to note. Parents who can afford to do so often choose to send their children to nearby private schools instead, due to quality of life / school experience concerns as well as quality of education.

We had such a wonderful experience at Crossfield. Not everything is perfect of course. There are plenty of intense parents in this community and poorly behaved children - but that’s life. I found the principal to be very responsive to parent feedback and supportive our our children’s needs.

My child had a terrible introduction to school because of a militant kindergarten teacher and unsupportive staff at Crossfield. After a year at Crossfield, my once fun-loving and jovial 6yo now struggles with low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. My child’s teacher would shout at my child when s

It’s not a bad school but it is absolutely not a great one either. Academics are valued over social-emotional learning to the detriment of the kids and the community. Student leaders are not held to the standards that student leaders at other schools are held to. There are have unchecked bullying in