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Submitted by parent on May 13, 2021
Huge fan of sacy. Both my boys are thriving both on the social interaction and the learning curve. My kindergartener has already progressed through the prescribed curriculum, so his teach went to some of the first grade teachers to get him some focused study material so that he would not become bored with learning and lose his drive(which he loves). I would consider that to be above and beyond expectations. My other boy loves to go on about the latest lesson and how much fun he had when his teach turned it into a game. The school as a whole focuses on fair treatment, even going so far as awarding "bucket fillers" for demonstration good moral character (helping others, being respectful, performing acts of kindness, etc.). They Then mail the bucket fillers to the childs house.
Submitted by parent on May 27, 2018
My kids feel safe at school. Any time I have had issues, I have been able to work ot out with either the teacher or principal. There is a great PTO with many ways to get involved, which helps parents know the school. Though not perfect, what school is, it is a great school that I have enjoyed having my children attend.
Submitted by parent on May 01, 2016
Great principal. Children are challenged to achieve their potenial. Love the parent teacher involvement. Kids are really cared for.
Submitted by parent on November 03, 2015
The kids in title 1 are picked on and also coheres into lying beware watch out for the school counceler
Submitted by parent on October 05, 2014
This is more of an informational comment, than a review. This site lists the incorrect principal for this school, so I was adding the correction. The actual principal of Sacajawea Elementary in Richland, WA, is Joe Jisa, as of today's date and school year, October 5, 2014, school year 2014-2015. He has actually been the principal here for the past quite a few years. My oldest son went there from 1st-5th grades, is now 17 years old, and now my youngest has gone there from K-4th grades (currently attending). Mr. Jisa has been the principal all of these years, excluding one year (and I'm unable to recall who it was for the one year, or which year if was even - my apologies!), but he's been there since both my boys have attended (minus the one year hiatus). Hope this site gets this info corrected soon. Thank you!
Submitted by parent on August 04, 2014
My wife, daughter and I have had a great experience with the teachers and school the past three years.
Submitted by parent on March 31, 2012
If you have a special needs child you will be bullied by the special needs director and staff. Please be aware of your rights and be ready for a fight before letting your child enter there program.