Warner School

493 Parker Street

School District

Springfield
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:10
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on January 02, 2019

I sent both of my children to this school and they enjoyed their time there. They were able to learn and be challenged when needed. I rate this school 7/10
Submitted by parent on September 22, 2015

Absolutely atrocious school. They treat your kids like absolute garbage and SCREAM at them. Most of the children's parent(s) in the area are not involved and bad influences. Expect your child to learn bad things from the other kids with bad parents. Dr. Stennett has no love for children and I understand u have to be stern but these kids are not allowed any happiness in this school it is like a military camp. If you ever attend any events expect to be talked down to and told not to wave to your child while they have any type of performance because again they are little soldiers at this school and Dr. Stennett is a control freak who can't even handle excited parents. It's her way or expect to get her very rude attitude because she thinks she is so much better then everyone.
Submitted by parent on September 30, 2014

Warner school is not an educational place, it's more like a correctioal facility. There are many other parents that I have met in this first month that have the same concerns as I do but don't have the option to relocate which is the only alternative we have to transferring schools. It's a real shame, these children are our future and their personalities, emotional well being, independence, creativity, and curiosity are being ripped to shreds. ;(
Submitted by parent on October 24, 2013

Warner Elementary. The principle and the student counselor are very involved with the students. And are always available to speak with parents.