Odle Middle School

As a parent at Lake Hills Elementary, my family’s experience has been extremely challenging and emotionally exhausting. While there are staff members who genuinely care about students, we have often felt unheard and unsupported when trying to advocate for our child’s educational and behavioral needs.Our family has had ongoing concerns regarding communication, consistency, and implementation of supports within the classroom environment. We have repeatedly had to push for accommodations, accountability, and follow-through related to IEP and behavioral supports. Instead of feeling like partners with the school, many interactions have felt reactive and focused more on discipline than understanding the underlying causes of behavior.Inside the classroom, consistency between staff responses has been a major issue. Expectations and consequences often vary depending on the adult involved, which can create confusion and escalate situations unnecessarily. For students with disabilities, trauma histories, or behavioral challenges, consistency and trauma-informed support are critical. Unfortunately, our experience has often been the opposite.The Lake Hills community itself is very diverse and filled with many caring families and children. However, families advocating strongly for special education supports can sometimes feel dismissed or viewed negatively rather than treated as collaborative partners.As a parent, it is heartbreaking to constantly worry about whether your child will be supported, understood, or disciplined for behaviors connected to their disability. The stress this has placed on our family has been significant. We continue advocating because every child deserves a safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environment where they are treated with dignity and compassion.

Great school in my experience. Special education staff are very helpful and knowledgeable

They fired all my favorite teachers and the new building is terrible.

We had a great experience in the Pre -K program! The teachers were very supportive and getting the kids ready for kindergarten

My children are bright and brilliant, but were somewhat languishing in there previous schools. When I asked about their day, there were a lot of shrugs. Now a Jewish day school, every day is excitement, joy, delight. As a parent, I don’t have to tell anyone how that feels. It’s truly incredible. We are so grateful that our children get to attend the school. The entire staff is absolutely unbelievable.

I enjoyed my daughter attending Living Montessori. She woke up one day and refused to go and that concerned me greatly. She was one of the only students representing her race and I felt there was something weird going on from a mothers intuition standpoint. They had LGBTQ teacher assistants and I noticed during potty training I walked in to a male cleaner in the classroom while the teacher was helping my daughter use the restroom with the door open. Another instance was with Michael the Head of the schools admissions director and I felt like some type of brainwashing was going on. I can't prove it but I felt it. She refused to go to school and said that someone told her to leave she doesn't belong here. IT was very uncomfortable toe experience with your first child and she was also sick for 3 weeks due to dehydration and they told me they don't check to see if the kids are drinking water. They never called or emailed to see if my daughter was okay either. I find it all disturbing being that they are a high profile school charging close to 3k a month for gifted kids etc. I would keep a close eye on everything being that they are mainly Indians attending.