My 2 young children attend Harrisburg explorer,(south side of Sioux falls) I could not expect…read morebetter even from expensive private education. My daughter who has adhd has learned to read in kindergarden at a level I cant belive! teachers send home daily reports & back packs full of stuff they did during the day.

There are a lot of great teachers and families at this school, but there is a need for more empathy…read moreand options for kids who are struggling with physical or mental illness.

This school has too high expectations for their children. They physically restrained my child even…read moreafter she told them she had to use the bathroom and they continued to hold her down until she had to soil her clothes. They do not care about older kids bullying and physically assaulting your children if they don't like them. When your child tries to defend themselves they send them home calling them aggressive. If you choose this school, make sure your children are sedated into submission with no personality and fit their mold for Rich white families.

My dog frisco and I come to rosa parks weekly to have 2nd or 3rd grade students read to us. All the…read moreteachers and students are so great. Frisco loves the attention

Art. Parks. History. Nature. Trails…read more Sioux Falls, South Dakota's largest city, has something for everyone. With over seventy parks, there are lots of open outdoor green spaces and trails. Falls Park highlights the beautiful series of waterfalls along the Big Sioux River. Located just north of downtown, it is a great place to enjoy nature up close. Interested in art and local artists? The Sioux Falls SculptureWalk highlights both contemporary and traditional works. See something that you love? The pieces located throughout downtown are all for sale, for the right price. Surprised also to see a replica of Michelangelo's David near the riverfront. History lovers will find a trip to the USS South Dakota Battleship Memorial interesting. Although the museum is closed, you can still get an idea of her size and strength at the outdoor displays in Sherman Park. Admission is free.

Lowell has an active Cub Scout program. It is open to all boys, first through fifth grades. Cub…read moreScouts meet on the first, third and fourth Thursdays of each month during the school year. Meetings are held at 6:30 pm in the Cafeteria. Hope to see you there!

There are only 3 teachers I like here there are ants in the bathrooms I once saw a rat in the…read morebathroom you have to go outside of the bathroom to get your soap there is no soap in the bathrooms there none stop fights it is so dirty

Bad school. No bully prevention. If you don't want to be bullied you have to be popular. I would…read morenever recommend this school for your children. This is coming from an actual student. Please do not send your child to this school.