It's not a very good school it's super small the food is bad the only good thing about this school…read moreis we leave at 1:30 in Fridays ask any student who comes here if they like it and they will say no the teachers quit in the middle of the year.

This school recently adapted into its title "international" whereas before it was simply sandcreek…read moreelem. school. My son is now K-3 and has consistently seen the same group of students transition through to the next grade. I ask him consistently if he's bullied or anyone of his classmates exhibit extreme or violent behaviors and the answer is consistent there's always one or two kids that are always in trouble. For the most part the curriculum is consistent with grade school expectations and he is an avid reader. I can say that the teachers and administration are excellent and I don't have any complaints. For parents who are new moving to the area there are several options for elementary choices but bare in mind Harrison school districts limits your choices to charter vs. public in other words I can't send my child to a different public school simply because I want too. The rules very well could have changed however that was my experience. Also they did close out access to the school grass field, basketball court and play area. I completely agree with maintaining the integrity and value of the property as people were constantly destroying the grass with unregulated soccer.

We love this school. My kids adore the teacher, and Mr Kyner is a great principal. If we weren't…read moremoving, we would be honored to stay here in D49. We don't want to move, but I am glad my kids had the opportunity it's to attend this institution!

We have recently moved into the Springs Ranch neighborhood partially because the school came so…read morehighly recommended. In fact, We're fortunate enough to have bought a home, which looks directly at the school grounds & neighborhood park. Our granddaughter, is 40 months old and in the Methodist preschool right now, but won't turn five years old until September 11, 2024. So I don't know what the district will do whether they'll let her start in 2024 or if she'll have to wait until the fall of 2025. Our granddaughter is way ahead of the curve. She reads, prints her name, Knows the names of her colors, can count up to 17 & knows the names of countless animals, sings, dances and is generally a happy cheerful child. The lady of the house who has a degree in early childhood education, is looking forward to being involved with the school, the teachers and the parent teacher association. Let us continue to support the public school system of the United States of America. It is one of the foundations of our country's greatness. We come from a tradition of teachers, and wish that all children were able to attend Public schools, which meet their needs.

Because of some negative feedback about weather D11 has been closing and creating delays for little…read moresnow and cold weather. This causes parents to miss work and not get paid. We have hats, gloves, and snow pants for our kids. Maybe other parents who do do this should stop complaining. That's enough with the delays and closures.

This district sent me to collections for not paying $931 for a program I didn't enroll in. My child…read morenever went to this district. They are crooks