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Submitted by other on December 04, 2018
The teachers support the students and care for them, but the lack of clear, strong leadership and the lack of an integrative special education team for the school made us look elsewhere for our child.
Submitted by other on January 03, 2017
This school is horrible, too much bullying, no commuication with teachers, the principal never listens to what you have to say as a parent. He judges the students without even looking at the situation.
Submitted by parent on December 01, 2016
My son has a case of severe ADHD. This is not an excuse and we are trying to get him to understand this as well. While we would like for the teachers to be more open about his behavioral issues, I can say that I have seen amazing growth in his performance. In just a few months at this school, his reading test scores, his math and writing have all improved. I do love this school and I truly think this was the best decision for him.
Submitted by parent on July 31, 2014
We moved across town and were previously attending West Woods Elementary. I was worried because of the over all lower test scores than our previous school, but have been very impressed. My daughter struggled with reading at West Woods, yet her teacher at Parr worked miracles with her. She now reads well above grade level. The teachers love what they do there. Other note worthy attributes: preschool, all day free Kindergarten, free breakfast, ethnic diversity, small community, personable faculty, well behaved children, and well kept grounds. I have grown to appreciate Parr, immensely.
Submitted by other on January 24, 2013
Wow. The previous review (from a former student) is a prime example of the quality of education at this underperforming school. Their short post has no fewer than eleven(!) grammatical mistakes, and their main reason for liking the school is because people at the school are "nice to each other". What about high test scores or challenging academic programs? This school has neither.