Mirror Lake Elementary School

I have three kids at the school and every year has been good. The current administration is top tier and the teachers make the community shine.

Something about this school is off! They wont allow parents to enter the building or to even walk their kids to the cafeteria or class like other schools. I hope they aren’t hiding anything like trying to indoctrinate kids. I’m thinking of pulling my kid out.

My daughter started K in a different school in a nearby area (Normandy Park). This school BY FAR does way more for their students than her school in Normandy Park did; and that is saying a lot considering how expensive that area is…My daughter is going into 4th grade and has had amazing teachers each year she’s been at Wildwood. Even the office staff has taken the time to get to know her and our family. I also love that they offer free breakfast / lunch for all students and genuinely care. My youngest will be going into Pre-K at Wildwood next year and when we took my older daughter to get summer reading books the office staff went out of their way to also get some age appropriate books to give my future Wildcat. I don’t understand why the school rating is so poor, and honestly it is pretty offensive. This school is beautiful and the entire staff is amazing. I can’t thank them enough!

My two elementary age kids have attended here for two school years so far and have done well. There has been an increase in enrollment since the pandemic began, so there is some adjusting that has had to be done by the administrators to accommodate this influx in student headcount. My kids seem to get higher quality time in smaller bursts with their teachers than they had in a brick and mortar school setting previously. They feel safe, valued, included and have been able to participate in weekly club meetings to help offset the to-be-expected lack of friendship forming opportunities inherent in a wholly virtual learning environment. Would absolutely recommend.

The most agitating and regretful experience of my life. I would not recommend this school to anyone hoping to foster their learning in a Christian environment. Unless you are a rich teacher's kid, you will not benefit from this school at all. Teachers are biased and do not enjoy their jobs, as they explicitly mention this to the students. Please do not enroll your children at this school.

My experience is very good, my daughter is already 6 years old at St. Vincent de Paul. The community is very kind and we help each other, I learned and my daughter also learned to help each other. The teachers are specialists in their subjects and above all I was worried when my daughter entered that school and did not know English, and until now I remember that her teacher told me not to worry, we will work with her on her English, and now my daughter is a good student.