Great school, safe environment. My daughter started 5th grade last year. The social environment is…read morejust okay. I feel as if No Bullying should be enforced more because my daughter has commented on bullying in the school many times. There is only a bullying assembly once every couple of years and I feel as if there should be at least one a year. My daughter was excited to play in the orchestra last year but 5th graders can't, only sixth grade and up. That should be changed. Other than that, Great school, good education, and good teachers.

My daughter started John Strange this year after spending her first three years in a Charter…read moreSchool. Her transition has been outstanding. This was a Grade A school when my sixteen year old went beginning her second grade year of school. The technology is top of the line. My youngest has only 22 students in her class, allowing individual interaction with each child. The teachers are incredible and love their job. Ms. Arduini, the Art teacher, is still there and recognized my oldest when we went to register her younger sister. The principal knows my daughter by name. There is diversity throughout the school and differences in culture are recognized. I just attended the awards ceremony to watch my daughter accept her award for Honor Roll and Citizenship (5 of out 5 for behavior). It was easy to get in, organized exclusively for the grade you were seeing and we were able to spend time and take pictures. As she got out of the car this morning for school, the principal said hello to her by name. Washington Township at its finest!

Can't say enough about how happy we have been with John Strange Elementary. My daughter has been…read morethere for 5 years now and this is my son's second year. We have had the most dedicated and wonderful teachers each year. The kids have been given the gift of passion to learn by this staff. They have a wonderful music teacher who puts her heart and soul into their arts programs. They put on some wonderful plays. The only complaints I have are across the board for all schools- lunch and recess are not long enough. I think it's important to focus on health a little more and i think encouraging kids to gobble down food and limiting exercise is part of the nationwide obesity problem. I think this school does the most with all the resources they have. I would love to see all schools and teachers have more money and tools to fix many of the problems that are faced in all of our schools.

Well this school year has come to another close. My granddaughters have thrived. They take the…read moretime to provide a quality education to our Future Leaders. The Kindergarten Class of 2029 World here they come

From drop off to pick up, you can be assured that this school is top qualityy. Every teacher my…read morekids have had have truly cared for them. It is a close community. Very loving.

It's a decent school I went here from kindergarten to first grade, decent school, nice and new…read morebuilding

Promise Road Elementary School in Noblesville, IN there was a bit of an altercation between my son…read moreand one other boy initially (then one other randomly joined in). My wife Courtney McDonald called me at work to inform me that he was involved in a fight. Promise Road Elementary did not notify her until over an hour had passed after the fight had ended. Courtney McDonald was not given much information at all other than the involved parties were pushing and hitting. This situation was made to sound like it was no big deal to her over the phone. My son even got to call her, when he did he was in tears and in the middle of talking to her they took the phone away while he was crying to her on the phone. Naturally, my wife did what any respectable parent would do stopped what she was doing and went to school to discuss this fully understanding her son did do something wrong. Courtney arrived at Promise Road Elementary and tried to meet with the principle (Kelly Treinen) who was unavailable. She instead met with the Assistant Principle (Stephen Blackburn). Courtney had told me he was very professional and limited with any information he would provide. Now, through the course of their conversation, Stephen Blackburn did not once mention to my wife that our son was punched in the face, the body, knocked to the ground, and choked by this third boy who came out of nowhere. He did not even mention that my son was sent to the nurse's office. We found out this information AFTER our son came home from school and Courtney sat him down to talk to him. So let us talk about this for a moment. The only thing we truly know about this altercation from the Assistant Principal Stephen Blackburn is that there was shoving and hitting. We knew that boy A pushed our son (first mistake) our son pushed him back (second mistake), and then a third boy came into the altercation. Now for the sake of not making it confusing, we have Boy A, Boy B (our son) and Boy C (the third party) What Assistant Principal Stephen Blackburn at Promise Road Elementary School in Noblesville, IN failed to tell my wife was. Boy A pushed Boy B (my son) Boy B (my son) shoved Boy A back (at this point it may have ended we won't ever know) Boy C came into the picture ran up and punched Boy B (my son) in the face, then the body then knocked him to the ground, then got on his back and started choking him. Now what they also decided to do was grill the children in their offices for almost an hour, and then call the parents. Promise Road Elementary Failed to provide any information about the disciplinary actions for these boys other than all three had to choose between losing a month of recess or calling their parents. Two boys shoving each other justifies detention maybe a days suspension, loss of recess for a week or the rest of the week. Punching another child in the face, body, knocking him down and choking him. That calls for suspension and potentially expulsion if the behavior continues. That is a severe act of aggression that if left unchecked will become worse over time. Mind you these children are between 8-10 yrs of age. That is very young to be exhibiting this kind of behavior. To have it unchecked and provide the actual aggressor who physically attacked another child the same punishment as two young boys pushing each other is not okay. Treating these offenses equally is not acceptable. I am very disappointed that we were lied to by the school when providing information about what happened. Our son had to inform us that he was punched in the face, knocked down, and choked. The Assistant Principle (Stephen Blackburn) tried to brush this off like it is no big deal is a travesty and shows that the school thinks they know what is better for these children than their parents. Just my two bits over what happened today. I know for a fact I do not trust Promise Road Elementary School, Stephen Blackburn or Kelly Treinen to tell me what is going on with my child. We would never have known how he was violently attacked had he not told my wife after school.

We have been in this school district for 10 years now. I love love LOVE this school!!! The staff…read moreand teachers truly care about the students. I my oldest is a junior and my youngest is a third grader. Throughout all of the years we have only had ONE bad experience. That speaks volume!!! This school isn't just an ordinary school. This school thrives to be the best, works hard on teaching the students to be bucket fillers, among many other things. I'm so grateful for the teachers and staff!

This school only gives us 15 minutes to eat lunch because they take half of our time to try to give…read moreus lunch and they only give us you 3 days of thanksgiving break like it's on Thursday like what!