The school is very comfortable and clean, the area is quiet, the teacher is very cute, I like it…read morevery much.

Teachers are not good giving hard time to the young students some are ok but I think they are…read moreextremely strict because 30 students with 1 teacher this is principle is horrible she has no bond with parents at all they are kind of bullying with the kids .They want to put your children in special. needs or intervention program and when they put it other subjects class they are missing.i dont want to say the names of the teacher pls be aware and ask question to the teachers.

If we can have the kids eat in the cafeteria please it's been way too cold and my son is always…read morecoming home with a cough or runny nose, and other parents agree as well that the kids should eat in the cafeteria. There was a lunch in with the kids the other day, and we had to eat outside with them on a cold bench and the McDonald's that I brought my son was already cold from the cold weather. Good thing they okayed for the kids to eat inside. But please let the kids eat a warm lunch in the cafeteria thank you.

The school just renovated and the school looks nice and clean however the school itself and the…read morestaff are very unorganized and RUDE. I have a brother there and he loves his teachers and classmates but my experience was not the same. The first couple of months since school started, it was so hectic and difficult just picking all the students up (there were kids running around everywhere, its a mess). Also, The staff was incredibly rude to the drivers. Instead of telling them to kindly move, they just scream at the windows "I TOLD YOU TO MOVE DOWWNN" Exact words. Additionally, The front desk is not very accomadating and instead of being helpful and patient, it feels like an interrogation everytime I walk in. Why be in the front desk if you're not going to be welcoming or at least nice?

This school is top notch. If you are an involved parent and love the communication, this is the…read moreplace for you and your child. We came from a school that is known for it's great API scores. This school is top notch compared to the last one. My son is no longer stressed!

My daught has attended Robert Sanders for the past 3 years and she loves it. We considered putting…read moreher in private school but when we took a tour of RS my husband and I fell in love with the school, teachers and most of all the principle. You can tell she truly enjoys what she does. She has hired the best teachers and it shows. My daughter is doing amazing at this school I know we made the right choice by putting her at Robert Sanders. Even through this pandemic they have been on top of things from the very start. This school is amazing. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK ROBERT SANDERS!

I've lived in this area for many years and two of my children attended Robert Sanders elementary…read moreschool and I taught here as well. It was back in the day when there were a lot of people who like to do negative things. But my kids are always safe here... Mr. Totter was the principal back then... He was so funny! He always make the kids laugh and he was very very conversational. He knew every child by their first name and he worked hard to create the best educational environment for each individual child. Teachers at the school have always been awesome! They care about their children that they teach and they care about the families too. They still have baseball games through east side Little League at the school. It's a good place to walk your dog as well. If you're lucky enough to have your child go here... I think you will find it to be a pleasant experience for your child and yourself as well.

Rules, rules, rules. All school have 'em. All students and PARENTS should follow 'em…read more It's a little different than when I first attended elementary school :) But It's good to have orientation for new parents like me who has a first time child attending public school. Don't drop your kids off too early or too late! There's a time for when they can play on campus and when they will be waiting for the time to play on campus. I did have one bad experience a few years back, there when it was my nephew that was about to attend kindergarten, my cousin asked me to drive her there, so I did. The STAFF parking lot sign wasn't very large, nor was the spray painted sign on the ground large enough either. A lady approached me, I was sitting in the driver's seat, and asked "will you be leaving anytime soon?" I answered honestly "I don't know, my cousin is trying to register her son" the lady left in a huff saying "well, I am parking my car behind you if you don't know how long it'll be", needless to say, this school staff drives a burgandy SUV with a specialized license plate. My cousin came out a few minutes later and said "who parked their car behind you? " I wasn't paying attention at the time when the lady approached me I turned around and yup. Her car was parked right behind me so that I couldn't reverse out. My cousin went back into the office and the lady came out with her lecturing my cousin on that it's a staff parking lot. 1) This is our first time at this school, the staff sign for parking was very small and the fact that it's spray painted at very odd corners of the ground (now it's larger from what I saw when I picked my nephew up) This is also the first time at a school where I see there is no parking for the parents and it's in a crowded neighborhood including a park. I've moved around a lot in my childhood days, attended many schools and picked up lots of nephews and cousins from elementary school... seriously, no parent parking or visitor parking? 2) Lady, you could've asked me to move my car, being that I was just sitting in the car, it's not like I left the car to go to the office with my cousin. 3) It was very childlike to have you park your car like tha when in fact there were 2 other, yes that's right TWO other parking spot available. I don't know what kind of lesson you're trying to teach me, it's my first time at that school as well as my cousin, if my child and nephew are to attend there as their first time as well, I hope they are not treated that way nor taught to treat other's that way. ... Now that my child is attending school here, I know from experience a few years back where I can or cannot park. But I still see parents going in and parking inside...

This is the first year that both my children are going to Montgomery. I have a first grader there…read moreand a kindergartener. I love both of their teachers and all the staff that I have come in contact with are all really friendly and nice. I've noticed that the Principal is very involved with the students and she is also very social and friendly to everyone whenever she is in passing with anyone. The school itself is nice, of course like every other parent that drops off and picks up their child here, would probably complain of the traffic but it's a school, of course it's gonna be busy around those times. Otherwise, my children are very happy with the school and so far, so am I!

I'm very happy with the care and support that my boys (7th grade and 3rd grade) have received at…read moreEnvision this year. They will be back next year for the after school program! Thank you Ms. Joly for your dedication to the boys academic learning.

Ms. Joly has helped both of my boy's academics immensely! Envison provides them with help on…read morehomework and extra work to help them improve academically. The atmosphere is also extremely welcoming and my twins love it there! Definitely would recommend to anyone!

Good school in general. sort of…read more There are very few teachers that are really good (be lucky if your child gets them), but a lot of the teachers do not care much because of the job security in schooling..! Some teachers don't know even 5th grade Math well enough to the point where they visibly get frustrated while teaching it and steer AWAY from Math..OMG. You'd be intrigued to interact with Mister Sweeney - the principal. It is like talking with a politician - every bit of it. I am saving a million words and wring just a few purely for the benefit of current and prospective parents. Advice 1) You are required to leave items (lunch, homework etc) for your child in the OFFICE and hope your child will pick them up. Even when you're a background checked parent, you can't wear that visitor badge readily flashing on the front desk of office and handover item directly to your kid - even during recess. (May be we can reason out that this is fair. But...) You'd then think the office staff will page your child / teacher in time and then hope teacher/child will remember to pick up item. But, according to Mr Sweeney, (and now me), you're advised to keep calling the office to check if they did do their *stated duty* as an adult and did deliver food or homework to your child *in time*. THEY MAY NOT. In short, don't presume the office staff members are responsible adults, but keep checking on them just like you do on your kids, by calling them repeatedly - as per school's suggestion. More advices later...

Evergreen is a very nice school to go to, in the evergreen area. Many people go there, with very…read morefriendly staff as well. :)

As a mother, I am very grateful for Most Holy Trinity School and the community it has been for my…read morefamily. From the beginning, I felt welcomed not only as a parent, but as a person. What I appreciate most is the care and dedication of the teachers and staff. My children have been encouraged academically, spiritually, and personally in an environment rooted in faith, compassion, and service. The school also has a beautiful multicultural community where many families from different backgrounds come together and support one another. As a working mother balancing many responsibilities, it has meant a lot to know my children are in a place where they are known, supported, and encouraged to grow with confidence and kindness. I am thankful for the many people who work hard each day to make the school a welcoming and faith-filled community.

My child looks like this every day he goes to this school. He looks stinky too. He also love his…read morefriends David

It saddens me that this school is in an Evergreen district. The staff here are horrible. The way…read morethey engage and treat you as if they have power. I've encountered many in the past years. At 1:45 pm today, I showed up to pick up my niece, and this bitch wanted to take the secretary parking. And she honked at me to let me know that gtfo out of reserved parking when I was trying to reverse the car and park in. It's a public school, not a grocery parking lot; pick and drop-off can get hectic if you are one of the staff. It would help if you were more patient.

This school is amazing! I have two children who attend and they love it. Mrs. Welch is an amazing…read moreprinciple and I am very lucky my children go to this school!

The special education department is disorganized, understaffed, and needs better funding as well as…read moreresources. School and district do not train paraeducators, and they are contracted with companies that do not pay their workers their full wage or living wage. Evergreen School District needs to start investing in their special needs community as well as assisting with opening doors of opportunities for their staff and kids alike.

This school was pretty good until 2007/2008, when they changed principals. The activities weren't…read moreenjoyable and the place turned into a dump. The kids there need more discipline, too. Aside from that, the staff is mostly nice. They waste too much resources, however. This place is a target for graffitiers.