My children do not attend this school; however, I had a very rude experience with one of its staff…read moremembers earlier today. I took my toddler, baby, and very docile dog on a walk to the school for my toddler to play. I have done this prior and had no issues. It was after school hours and a little earlier than we usually go so I was open to the fact they may not let the dog into the playground. When we arrived there were multiple kids playing loud rap music with vulgar lyrics - I listen to ALL kinds of music and I enjoy hip hop too, but they were blasting nasty music on school campus for any child of any age to hear. We enter the playground and a staff member yells to me from 30 ft away, you can't have that dog here with the kids on the playground. I said okay, not a problem, and told my son he could go play while I waited on the other side of the fence away from the kids. She then approaches my son and tells him to LEAVE. So my THREE year old is not allowed to play, but you allow a bunch of kids to blast shitty music on school property? How are we the problem? And if this is how ALL your staff members act, I'm definitely NOT having my son attend this school. We have not lived in this neighborhood long, and being near schools has made it a pleasant experience; however, the indecency of your staff member has put a very bad taste in my mouth.

I recently taught here, and it was a decent school for students, a horrible school for teachers…read more Some admin members talk to staff in such a condescending way you leave feeling bad about yourself as a teacher and sometimes a person. They make sure you know how replaceable you are by constantly firing people over the smallest things. On the last day of school, they fired four people, which meant they didn't have enough time to find a job for the next year, since the teaching hiring season is in February. Not only did they fire left and right but teachers also quit in the middle of the year because of how bad it is. HR is the CEO's mother and the librarian is the principles mother, if that isn't a big enough conflict of interest, I don't know what is. There are also cameras in each classroom so you are constantly being watched. Most of the lessons are so heavily controlled by admin that it's as if they are scripted and if you don't follow the script your classroom phone might ring with instructions to get back on script. There is no room for teacher ideas or creativity, the way they want you to teach is so robotic, there's no point of getting a degree. I would have put up with the low pay for another year because I loved my kids but the disrespect and micromanagement was the reason I left. Unless you are desperate don't work here.

Took my son out, disappointed tons of issues with staff and with my sons behavior. Now he is in a…read morepublic school and I am happy to say I have a normal kid now, not a military behaved quiet and serious boy... I can see the huge difference in his behavior. I'm happy as long as he his happy!

Although the school year might be over for some, for others, they use it as an opportunity to excel…read morein summer school. While waiting for the oldest to get back summer school, my youngest took advantage of her time to play to her heart's content.

The academic level is very low and when my children were there they didn't know a lot. That…read moredisappointed me I am not recommending this school to anyone who wants their children to be successful and be smart