This is Walker Elementary School for those who do not know. They offer kindergarten to sixth grade…read more I went here in the 80's and at the time Mr. Cumber was the principle at that time. Both of my sisters who are older than I am went here as well. This is a older school, but a good one. Hopefully, times have changed, as back then they did not have special programs for kids with ADD/ADHD and put everyone into the same category. The playground here is extremely old, that should be remodeled. They had really good teachers back in the days, ones that worked here for 20-30 years. My kindergarten teacher was Mrs Carrnot, or something like that. She was probably almost 60. My 1st grade teacher was Mrs Rice and my 5th was Mary Elm. She pasted away last year and worked at the school for probably 35 years. She was amazing. The lunch program here was really good. After I left and went to middle school, school lunch was a joke. Wow, I recall the blue milk tickets sold her at the book store for 5 cents. During the summer they have the walker school rummage sale, which is a cool event where locals sell goods on the school playground lot.

We have now sent our child to Greendale Playschool two years in a row (3k and 4k) and could not be…read morehappier. There is a reason it has been around for decades! The teachers are hardworking, dedicated, polite, and provide structure to every single day of class. Our son has progressed so much at such a young age. We would have liked to have seen an afternoon class option for 4k as our professions require shift work as do many others (nurses, firefighters. Service industry, and law enforcement).

Greendale Playschool is a wonderful, intimate preschool that allows children to gently transition…read moreinto a school setting. Both of my children, now 7 and 5, attended Playschool and had positive experiences - they loved their teachers, made new friends, had the opportunity for field trips, and were always excited to come home and share their artwork or science projects. A big topic of excitement and conversation at home would be what their dramatic play area would be transforming into. Once it was a grocery store, another time a post office, and another a fire station. By the end of 4K, my kids had built their self confidence, made new friends, and gained so many important classroom skills that just can't be taught at home. Playschool has built an amazing community and I genuinely miss being a part of it!

Really great school great curriculum. But really small the class sizes are very small so all the…read morestudents get one to one attention

Great school. Real Montessori, nature based. Our kid loves school and is thriving. Highly…read morerecommend

The bad are the worst they activities suck. I generally hate this place. The food is OK. The bed…read moreare so uncomfortable and the staff is pretty nice. I would rather be in prison than here.

Do not send your children here. horrible care. constant turn around. they do not treat the children…read morekindly. it's so unorganized. the children learn nothing all day, just play- barely supervised. i kept my child there for maybe a few months and every single day he cried at drop off and pick up- that's telling. he never played with any of the other children, was just sad and upset all day until pick up. i wish they would actually look into this company because it is HORRIBLE. the customer service claims they are audited, but they're told ahead of time so of course they stay in business. it's really unfortunate for these poor children who get borderline neglected at this facility.

Could not be happier with the school and all the teachers there. They take great care of my three…read moreboys.

It's not as tidy or strict of a school as the ones in Ozaukee County. We make the best of it. Dr…read more Smith, Mr, Krieger, Ms. Humphries, and Mrs. Schumacher have all been helpful staff members.

My children attended both schools in the district. We had an amazing response from the entire…read moredistrict staff addressing our concerns as our children grew and their issues changed.

Mukwonago High School used to be known as a very good school. Our athletics are very good, but…read moreevery year our academics keep decreasing. Many of my teachers at this school give us notes to learn by ourselves without teaching my classmates or me. To add to this, our school ranking with academics has dropped a ton over the years, which reflects the teachers at our school and how their teaching tactics are not good. Another huge problem at the school is the cleanliness. Our school lacks this very much. Every time I walk into the bathroom, I gag. The only clean bathrooms at our school are the ones we aren't allowed to go into. There shouldn't be boogers or inappropriate writing on the walls. This leads me into my next point. Our school needs to reinstall paper towel rolls in the bathroom because it is proven in the study https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/the-bacterial-horror-of-the-hot-air-hand-dryer-2018051113823 by Harvard University that hand dryers are very bad for us. The hand dryers are contaminating the surrounding air and spreading bacteria onto us. No wonder I'm always sick and never at school.

We have two high schoolers at MHS right now. Our experiences with the high school and the teachers…read morehave been very good. Our son is going to be a Junior and is very active in sports (volleyball and baseball) and in Student Government. He is part of the IT academy which I think is a great opportunity for high schoolers. My daughter is very involved in the orchestra. The music program at MHS and throughout the district is top notch. At the most recent orchestra concert there was a combo performance with band and choir of The Battle Hymn of the Republic that left everyone with chills. Well done. As with any high school with thousands of kids, there are students and groups of students that do not behave well, but our experience with the faculty and students has been overall very positive.

Curriculum is good , lots of activities needs to make sure teachers are implementing itread more