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Submitted by parent on March 06, 2023
Our daughter went here since preschool on 2018 until now. Never have any issue. Teachers and office staff always update all of the information needed, especially now there's parentsquare; we can communicate directly to the teacher and even to the principal.
Submitted by parent on February 08, 2019
My son has been at this school since preschool and him and i have had issues with all teachers beginning with first grade
Submitted by parent on August 07, 2018
Terrible in every way! Staff has all to do with poor academics. Teachers, yard staff, office personnel are all bullies, to kids and parents alike. They squat kids to floor at every bell, onto dirty blacktop and are harassed till they are practically kneeling to the floor. Complaints are ignored and never addressed. A handful of real teachers only so you will be left crossing your fingers for a good one. Parking or the lack of is a nightmare. Heavy traffic, no parking for drop off or pick up. Kids are unruly and allowed to bully other kids. Your kid will be told not to be a tattletale by teachers and yard staff. Yard staff is the worst ever seen! Yelling, talking in slang, no respect for students they pat them on the head ( like animals), and touch them as they walk by. Keep your hands to yourself and off other people’s children!
Submitted by parent on April 25, 2017
It's OK. Would not recommend to other parents to put there kids here. But they do have a great after school program.
Submitted by parent on April 30, 2015
My children went to Randall Pepper for over 4 years and we enjoyed every bit of it. The office staff is top notch and very caring. Our family had an emergency and they pulled resources together to make sure we survived a trying time. Mrs. Stevenson and Ms. Strouts are the best teachers a student could ask for. They kept the lessons interesting, which help the children stay focused. Mrs. Strouts would make an excellent Principle because of her commitment to not only the students but also the whole community. If you are involved in your children's education by volunteering and attending school events as well as staying abreast of how your child's progressing in the class they will receive a quality elementary education.
Submitted by teacher on July 10, 2012
Our school has made many gains, academically, in the past 6 years. However, with educational cut backs and the increase in student to teacher ratio, this may negatively effect academic performance.