Although the 53206 zip code is one of the worst in the nation, Siloah stands out as a hidden gem or a beacon of light. They welcome students gladly and enjoy engaging with parents and guardians so that the students have the best experience possible and the best education journey. I easily see why parents who don't live in 53206 drive their children to this school. Siloah is a great place to be!
Submitted by parent on May 07, 2023
I don’t necessarily agree with the review below this one. Principal Daniels tries her best to accommodate all children that attend Siloah with her best ability. She is an excellent principal she may have some flaws but no one is perfect and not everyday is a great day. Siloah offers Title 1 to children who are academically struggling and guidance counseling to those who are mentally struggling. Principal Daniels was the one who implemented things like Guidance counseling. Principals that came before her in the years (2018-2020)could care less about about funding stuff like that. She tries her hardest to keep in contact with all families and ensure of children’s safety. These reviews people are writing about her has to come to an end. I personally love Principal Daniels and all she has done for the students of Siloah and her urgency and care for the students and families of Siloah Lutheran School will not go unseen.
Submitted by parent on May 05, 2023
This school is not equitable for students with disabilities. Principal Daniels is also not as nice as she appears. I too have had a bad experience with her.
Submitted by parent on December 22, 2022
I do not recommend this school! Im having the worst experience with Principal Marissa Daniels. She recommended I keep my child home if he arrives to school after 9:30am. I've never experienced a Leader in education suggest a child stays home. She had no compassion, no problem solving resolutions, and used a very dismissive tone when speaking with me.Meanwhile, I'm discussing this issue with Principal Daniels in the office, I noticed she had her toddler daughter in the office walking around with only a shirt, pamper, no pants, or socks on. (Unbelievable)When I find a new school, I will be removing my child from this school!I would have given 0 stars but unfortunately in order to post my review I had to give at least 1star.
Submitted by parent on February 25, 2015
My 7th grader at Siloah is doing better in math than my 10th grader who didn't go to Siloah. Oh, and he's also doing better in reading, science, and he may just know more about the Holy Bible than me. Just call 873-8240 and get the process started. It's easy, but this school isn't. This school will make your child work. You will be so pleased.
Submitted by parent on November 01, 2013
I have been delighted with the outcome academically provided to my children and community outreach provided by Siloah Lutheran. I commute from the West Allis district to allow my children to attend as I agree with the philosophies being emphasized. Unfortunately, others may not feel the same. I encourage parents to do the research as read student handbooks as policies are outlined clear and concise. Keep it up Siloah!!
Submitted by parent on October 31, 2013
This school is terrible. They put more emphasis on uniform policies than the dress code. They let my child sit all day in the office and miss class because he didn't have a belt on. They did this big movement to promote the fact that "We teach a grade above grade level." But they transitioned after not teaching the kids anything for years and a lot of the kids failed. I'm an extremely frustrated parent. The teachers have NO PASSION and creativity for teaching. They need to revamp their whole system. Very unhappy, I removed both of my kids.
Submitted by parent on August 04, 2010
Extraordinarily dedicated teachers. Strong academics. Experienced administration. Check out the school. Recent flooding has delayed the early start date this fall.