Terrible. This school practices discrimination, especially against single mothers. it is severely…read moreunderfunded, the admin is so bad many families and staff have left. There is no diversity. They allow bullying and abuse with no consequences and victim blaming is a regular thing. If you have the courage to bring a problem to the admin, you will be gaslight and dismissed. We went here for 7 years before we realized how awful it really was. There were a lot of red flags I wish we would have left years before. There were students in 4th grade that weren't able to read. They claim to have a wellness policy and then feed the kids junk food. It's clicky, fake community mostly that doesn't authentically support each other. Cant unrecommended enough. This school harms children and families in serious ways

This is a wonderful school. My children have been attending for the past 5 years. The staff get to…read moreknow your family quickly and have their best interest at heart. They have a wonderful music program and a library filled with books the children can borrow. They host fun events for families (they did more before Covid and are beginning to start up again now). The teachers are amazing. They have a garden filled with vegetables that the kids plant. They vermicompost the food eaten at the cafeteria. They use solar panels to power the school. Our two daughters have learned so much from their time at this school!

great school! teachers are good the atmosphere is great and best of all the kids make the lunch!read more

This is an amazing school with amazing teachers!!!!!!!They have music, theater, and gardening on…read moretop of great academics.

Our family has found Jacoby Creek to be a warm, inviting, and friendly place for all three of our…read morekids to go to school. There is so many great things to focus on - lots of great activities, great academics, great kids, and great families. It is a beautiful environment with plenty of room for the kids to play outside. The teachers are accessible, mostly very friendly, and mostly super willing to help your child. Also, because it is a K-8 there is a great mixture of ages which I think can help the youngers as well as the olders. Of course, there have been moments that didn't go perfectly, but I think that should go without saying as there are bound to be difficulties in any setting. While the academics are vigorous, I wouldn't say that the pace of work is for everyone. Not only the children, but often the families need to be deeply involved in the kid's work to make sure they are staying on pace. It can be challenging, but, again, in our experience, it has been a fantastic place. As a family, we're very grateful to have found JCS.

I went to Morris in first grade, and now have the pleasure of working with the people in this…read moredistrict for my job. I would recommend it to anyone!

They will care about your child so long as they are getting good grades. Your child can spend many…read moreyears there and they might boot them in the end because they're not good enough. K-7 and then suddenly, "maybe he will be better somewhere else." They were so wrong. He would've been better staying where he knew and was accepted. He distrusted every teacher after that. He thought they cared.

My 3 year old twins have been going to Stepping stones preschool for almost a year. I have them in…read moreseparate classrooms and they both love them. The teachers are really kind and my kids always have so much fun every single day. They bake, make friendship soup, go on field trips, do yoga, make arts & crafts, read and play make believe. I really do love knowing that my kids are safe and well taken care of. Every parent I've ever met has always had wonderful things to say as well. Highly recommended.

While the staff seemed nice, the building is very run-down and shabby, somewhat dirty and the…read morestreet in front of the school is busy with traffic and congested when I visited. There is not an adequate buffer separating the parking/ loading area from the street. It also felt unsafe due the crazy, homeless looking people talking to themselves moving through the suburban neighborhood while I was there. There didn't seem to be any effective effort taken to create a safe zone separating the street traffic / street people from the school. Unfortunately, it didn't seem a safe place to have my child attend.