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Submitted by parent on February 09, 2025
Great accessibility support for students with special learning needs.Strong sense of community and inclusion.
Submitted by parent on October 04, 2024
Everything about this school is amazing. Exceptional principal, teachers, and staff. Well maintained campus. Many opportunities for community engagement. Rainwater is so much more than just an elementary school. It truly is a community.
Submitted by parent on March 23, 2022
Was wonderful when Dr. Thomas was there. Now with Principal Greenleaf, my kids tell me every morning they don't want to go. Structured recess & lunch, teachers crying in class, constant feedback to the kids that they are poorly-behaved, etc. If all you know is to lead with an iron fist, then maybe you shouldn't be a leader in an elementary school.
Submitted by other on March 09, 2022
when i youst to go here i had a great time
Submitted by parent on February 27, 2018
We love Rainwater! The principal, staff and faculty are all exceptional.
Submitted by parent on January 19, 2018
If you ever had a problem with this school please email me alisonb2018 yahoo
Submitted by parent on November 09, 2017
Wonderful teachers and office staff especially the nurse Diane Smith
Submitted by parent on May 25, 2016
The staff from the principal down to the custodian is amazing. Always friendly, truly care about each and every child. We love Rainwater!
Submitted by parent on April 17, 2015
Rainwater provided a wonderful education for my child. She was loved, valued and she thrived. The Fine Arts programs are amazing.
Submitted by parent on November 15, 2012
great school my two kids are going to this school and I am very happy with all their staff
Submitted by teacher on September 30, 2012
It saddens me to read the recent posts for Rainwater. Parents, my suggestion is that you try to find out what is really happening in the classroom. CFB has overburdened the teachers with massive amounts of testing, paperwork, unproductive training, and an ineffective curriculum. All of which stresses the teachers out and takes time away from the planning they need to ensure your children are being served. I love the relationships I have with my parents and students. I am sorry to hear that that has not been the case for some of you. I know we certainly try to do our best. We want to teach, we want your children to thrive, we want them to feel loved but the constraints put upon us today challenge our desire. My most heartfelt wish is for things to change. You are the voters, you have the strength. Teachers are afraid to speak out in these scary economic times but if they could, they would tell you they would do things differently at school. We are so overwhelmed by our district's "solutions" that many of us have expressed a desire to leave the industry. We need changes by people who know what is happening in the classroom, not by people in an office far removed.