Lupin Hill as a whole is not a terrible school, as it has brought me several fond memories. That being said, some of its ridiculous staff members' treatment of children hasn't gone under the radar. Ask yourself, at what maturity level does a 3rd-grade student fall under? Your answer certainly differs from Mrs. Randi Loeb's, who believes 8-year-olds should be treated 10 years above their age. Be prepared for a woman with clear favoritism and ego problems to look down on your child, in an attempt to belittle and shame them in front of their peers. Developing a new hobby or receiving some serious reality check would do her a favor since gaslighting others is the only thing she has any intellectual drive toward. From a different perspective, perhaps you are struck with reverence, seeing how she does not leave any leverage for troublemakers in her classroom. Surely Mrs. Loeb will respect those who respect her first, right? Wrong. If your child contacts her with questions about the lesson/assignment during class time, she will threaten them with a parent-teacher conference to handle your apparent misconduct (which not only fails to answer any questions but instills dread in your young one, discouraging them from learning indefinitely). Suppose your child makes an innocent/easily forgivable mistake, such as accidentally leaving an object where it does not belong. In that case, Randi will enjoy power-tripping them through her insistent remarks of sending them away for a chat with the principal. If you do not like interacting with children or being happy to assist them, a teaching job, especially at an elementary school, is not the right fit for you. Lupin Hill, please be more careful with who you hire. read more
