Olympic View Elementary School

Great school, amazing teachers and staff. They truly believe all children are capable of success, NO EXCEPTIONS! Much less homework than another area school some of my 5 children have gone too, not quite as academically rigorous but they focus on developing the whole kid. My middle child has autism, several kids make it a point to say hi everytime they see my child. The special Ed group is amazing, and have found a way make a gen ed classroom work for my child and others. If not for their hard work on our behalf, my child would have had to transfer to another school, something I am very grateful we didn't do... I try to make sure all my kids are treated as equally as possible, if he had to go to a different school than everyone else, it would have destroyed what self confindence he does have. Years ago life skills classes were moved to another school, but have started again for younger grades. It is a good option to have available, I for one am glad it is back! It may not be the most rigorous, but everyone has the support they need to do well, whatever that looks like. Plus kids are taught to be caring and compassionate! A good mix of backgrounds, and the school tries find ways to celebrate them all.

I am extremely disappointed with Pleasant Glade Elementary School. My experience with this school has been frustrating from start to finish. Communication from staff is inconsistent at best important updates are often missed or sent out at the last minute, leaving parents scrambling.One of my biggest concerns is the lack of attention to student safety and bullying. Incidents don’t always seem to be addressed in a timely or effective manner, and it often feels like concerns are minimized rather than taken seriously. No parent should feel uneasy about their child’s well-being while they’re at school, but unfortunately that’s been my experience here.The level of organization within the school also seems lacking. Policies are unclear and sometimes enforced unevenly, which creates confusion for both students and parents. When I’ve tried to raise concerns, it felt like there was little follow-through or accountability.Additionally, the overall environment did not feel as supportive or attentive as I expected. Students who may need extra help don’t always seem to receive the attention they deserve, and that’s troubling in an educational setting.I really wanted to have a positive experience here, but unfortunately, that hasn’t been the case. I hope the administration takes these concerns seriously and works toward improving communication, consistency, and most importantly, student safety.

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I found this amazing school during the pandemic and it was truly a life changer for our family. After my daughter major struggles with online learning during COVID we found Faith providing in class instruction. Their staff helped me and my daughter discover and then adapt to a dyslexia diagnosis. Although they do not offer a special Ed program the small class size and amazing staff provided catered individual education assistance and accommodation for her. She went from reading 0-10 words a minute to 85 within a year. Her twin brother wanted to try public school this year after 3 years at Faith- he is way ahead of peers and is hoping he can return next year for the wonderful 5th grade program they have! My other son started at Pre School and is now in 1st Grade. I love how communicative his teachers have been and how well they have adapted to the challenges this age group has had due to COVID. FLS have more days in class than my kids in public school and a very active school board and parent support. Although small I find that they really work to provide diverse wholesome experiences for the kids. Their is religion provided but more emphasis on just good values of respect and kindness. I know there are kids with various religious backgrounds that attend and it is always welcoming. Overall their cost is less to many of the programs offered but you get all of what they offer: art, sports, and music. As I have kept in touch with almost all the parents I have heard them note that the time their kids spent at Faith really set a strong foundation for their kids whether a year or they went thru middle school