Rosemont Elementary School

My daughter started at this school and was selected as a gifted student. We’re so proud of her, so far, it’s been a great experience.

This school could be better if they chose to hire good genuine people who actually want to help children. This place needs new face with some positive youthful energy to keep these kids going. I know this is a low-income family school but there are many ways to go about guiding these children and improving their lifestyle. The people here are getting too out of date as if they can't keep up with today's society.

Awful the test scores are low and it does not surprise me why. Teachers do not take the time to help students and much rather give packets home and test them to death on the things on those packets that they never were taught in class.

I want to begin by commending my son's high school, Green Run, for its exceptional qualities. Despite the numerous criticisms I've heard, I believe it's essential to share my positive experiences. The school's diverse environment is truly commendable, bringing together students from different walks of life. It's not defined by any single racial or ethnic group; instead, it's a nurturing community that values inclusivity. Throughout my son's high school years, the school has kept me well-informed about various events and activities, enabling me to stay involved. As my son enters his senior year, I'm excited to see what's in store. To critics, I suggest focusing on constructive feedback rather than negativity. Thank you, and I wish everyone a wonderful day. This review is my sincere assessment.

My son attends their prek program and has a disability. He was touched inappropriately inside his pants by another student on more than one occasion. The assistant principal handled this report extremely poorly and seemed to try to brush it under the rug. In the end they ultimately blamed my son’s disability as the reason for not removing the other child from his classroom because he wasn’t able to tell them exactly when it happened. I have already spoken with another school and will be submitting an out of zone request purely because of the way this was handled by the assistant principal. No documentation was made when we met to make the report. She undermined my child throughout the entire process. She also consistently lied and made inaccurate statements on the Title IX form, that she corrected when called out on. This is not someone who belongs as a head of a school.