Lakeview Elementary School

26335 Fries Lane

School District

Muskego-Norway
Grade

PK, K-4
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:15
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on April 12, 2020

Excellent teachers at the kindergarten level, and leadership is excellent with Mrs. Shanahan.
Submitted by parent on February 05, 2020

Awful experience for several years. Terrible communication. IEPs are not followed or done correctly with no District accountability. Will ignore requests from the parents and from medical professions in regards to offering more support and more proactive approaches. Children with disabilities are seen as a behavior problem, given referrals (for things not witnessed by adults) and suspensions for things that are specifically in IEP as being a disability. Not proactive or flexible into researching the root cause to be more proactive and effective. Children will be sent out of the room often and a lot of instruction time is missed rather than offering more support to prevent academic frustration in the first place. Special education teacher and administration were disrespectful, spiteful, and not openminded to solutions from parents or medical professionals. Worst school experience we have ever had as a family at any school. We pulled our child out of the district completely as it clearly is not openminded in helping our child feel successful. Lots of excuses and denial from the District. This school failed our child, so it is NOT every child learning, growing, and succeeding.
Submitted by parent on March 25, 2019

Very average experience especially with the communication style between teachers and parents.
Submitted by parent on March 12, 2018

Good, but they need to mentor younger teachers on the pitfalls of singling out students that may not be their favorite.
Submitted by parent on May 11, 2017

The principal is disinterested in parent concerns. Some teachers are more interested in painting children into their own boxes (smart vs. not smart, etc) rather than teach holistically. Other teachers are great. If you have a child with an invisible concern (ADHD, etc), stay away from this school. They do not set expectations - they patronize.
Submitted by other on August 26, 2013

When I went to this school 8 years ago I loved this school they had the best teachers that I ever had and awesome food!! My favorite teacher at that school and still is is mrs. Rux she was the best teacher that I ever had and hope that other kids would love her to!!!