Pope Farm Elementary

Great staff, great teachers! I've seen this school rebound in multiple ways and I'm so grateful for such a helpful staff

3 of my kids have attended this school and loved it. The teachers are amazing and the new principal, is personable and connects directly with the kids, even remember them by name!

School admin and teachers are very engaged. Our child has had some behavioral issues since entering school and the staff has always dealt with it fairly and has offered extra resources to help. They have learned a ton and very quickly. There's a reason why the test scores are above average and they are consistently ranked highly by the state of Wisconsin.

This is a fantastic, Christ-centered school. They are big enough to offer athletics and the arts while small enough to be a tight-knit community. Highly recommended.

We sent our kid for preschool there for a while, had a really horrible experience. The administration and leadership is very unprofessional and disrespectful. The school probably had some good days many years ago and had some good teachers, but had taken a sharp down turn in the recent time. Very early on (pre-pandemic) our kid was in the toddler room and had a good teacher, things seemed fine. Then our kid's teacher left the school, and it seems the principal changed too after pandemics. After pandemics we returned to the school, our kid was in the pre-school room had had some difficulty re-adjusting the classroom. We communicated many times with the school trying to figure out a way to help him after months of complete social isolation. But the school just want get the tuition with the easiest job possible, instead of doing what educators should do and help the kids. Basically they kicked my kid out after 2-weeks of new semester, telling us he probably has autism and need therapy, and they "as a Montessori school, are not equipped to help kids with such special needs". This is ridiculous--We researched and liked the philosophy of Montessori method, and Maria Montessori started the whole thing from working with kids with learning difficulty! Needless to say how stressful it was for us as parents. We scrambled to find another preschool (everywhere was full right after pandemic and you only get in after being in line for a long time-- that's probably why they can just quickly kickout students they dont want to make the effort for and right away fill the spots). Luckily in the end the new school was great, the teachers are very nurturing and professional. They told as after pandemics a lot of kids had social difficulties and they will work on it and learn--- Indeed my son did too, and he is thriving now. I should also mention because of that, we had my son evaluated by 2 independent clinicians, and they both concluded he does not have autism or learning disability. He had a language delay at that age which made communication a little harder in preschool (he's bilingual too), but with help it completely resolved. What this school did was discrimination based on perceived disability. Now in 1st grade in a public school my son is happy, friendly, well rounded. He is in advanced learning, having lots of friend, loving to go to school. He does not remember this experience at 3, but as a parent, I am still dramatized and enraged. Avoid this school at all cost!