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Submitted by parent on August 07, 2018
Tomahawk is an amazing school. The teachers are very invested in every child that crosses their path. It is smaller than most schools but that is what makes it great. The close comrodery you feel when you walk in the doors makes you feel right at home. My son has learned so much not only academically but in ways of becoming a better friend and person in general.
Submitted by parent on May 18, 2010
Great School. Highly Recommend it. School District is awesome.
Submitted by parent on April 28, 2010
I have had children at Tomahawk for 6 years. It is a small school that doesn't always get the recognition of nearby elementary schools, but it is a great school! It has great parent involvement and is a diverse learning environment. There is a big focus on family activities including free family fun nights, bike rodeos, chili cook-off, and the district's BEST carnival. They are also leading the green movement by composting food waste and starting a green team for students. It's a great school that flies under the SMSD radar.
Submitted by parent on March 10, 2010
My son is in the morning kindergarten at Tomahawk and loves (almost!) every minute of it. All of the teachers and staff have been wonderful in helping him learn and grow. They are taught such a variety of subject matter (everything from Japanese culture to classic fairy tales to how coins are made), with plenty of field trips and exciting classroom activities to engage even reluctant students. There is an amazing amount of parent involvement, and so many fun activities for families to participate in. I always feel welcome whenever I visit. My four year old loves going to the monthly 'preschool storytimes' and she is also invited to take part in some of the 'big kid' activities, like classroom parties. Both of my children are very proud to call themselves Tomahawk Tigers!