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Facilities are decrepit. Problems are not addressed by the overpaid administration. No wonder people are taking their kids out of here and homeschooling.

Great school. Great teachers. Great facilities. Very happy with our public school system.

This school was never the best. Most parents transferred their children to wildwood or surrounding schools. It’s sad to see that it’s a 2/10 though. They need better teachers and to stop common core.

NEHS is AMAZING. Basically a private school in a public setting. Small classes, attentive teachers and amazing opportunities. Our academies rival schools twice, 3X our size. Go look at the engineering lab. You will see that it is better than many private colleges! Our children got into the best schools including Ivy league and received academic and/or an athletic scholarships. We are beyond grateful to the teachers, staff, parents and kids in this community. 10 out of 10! Wonderful experience!

This school has gone downhill over the past 2 years. Poor leadership from the principal. Terrible hiring practices. Unqualified, low qualified, non fluent English speaking teachers hired to teach AP classes, coaches teaching AP Classes so as the students are not prepared for AP exams. Minimal oversight on teachers. Teachers creating their own policies that are not compliant with district policies. Students that want to eagerly participate in sports are discouraged by coaches behaviors, tempers and failure to follow district policies about training in outdoor heat in access of 100 degrees. Coaches pick and keep "favorite athletes". The tryouts are just to go thru the motions to keep an" appearance of fairness" Some Clubs are fictional on the website, where most don't exist, the ones that do exist are disorganized and poorly run (teachers canceling last minute and late to their own meetings). The school is absolute garbage. Support staff are a joke and the counselors have little knowledge on how to advise the kids. Parents and kids will get the runaround if asking questions. If you are new. Good luck to you and your kids finding out when anything happens. The school staff will tell you sign up for Twitter to find out. For the amount if taxes to go to this school, save yoreself the grief and go to another district l together. #LCISD IS GARBAGE.

I graduated a few years ago and I absolutely loves this school. I went k through 8th and I built some sort of connection with every single teacher and staff member. All of the teachers are super caring and I enjoyed the small class sizes. The teachers do an excellent job in teaching and much more. I always felt engaged in learning and the lessons being taught. I was also well prepped for high school. The teachers are also such nice people inside and outside of the classroom. I was always able to go to them I'd I had a question or if I just wanted to talk about life.

My son has been having a very hard time at J.M. Hill, he is currently in 3rd grade, and he went from a child that loved school to a child that doesn't want to attend school anymore. My son is bright, loving, curious and rambunctious, he is always wanting to learn and have new experiences. He has been bullied at the school, he has been assumed to have developmental delays, though he gets 100% on many tests if not all test that he has completed from 1st grade until now. But he doesn't have the best handwriting and at times he is a bit of a busy body because he does get bored easily. God forbid your child get out of their seat for a minute they will try and label them as having ADHD or needing to be evaluated by the state. They don't treat children as individuals and the minute a child has a thought of their own or stops walking a straight line, they immediately want to say something is wrong with your child. They are not equipped to deal with any issues that may arise with a child, they want young children to act as though they are business executives though they are still small and learning about the world. God forbid your child gets injured at school and you have questions, they will deflect and be indifferent about the situation to protect themselves and will make excuses about why they are not at fault though they were not doing their job and were not where they were supposed to be when your child was hurt. The staff has gone from bad to worse the staff is very unprofessional and the assistant principal and principal need to be replaced. I can already tell that the new superintendent that has been hired is going to be a piece of work as well. I'm hoping this will be the last year that my child has to endure at this school because its hopeless and getting worse by the day and they will not learn until they have a lawsuit on their hands one of these days.

they have bullies, bias teachers kids fighting ? , I can say as a former student of Casals , THIS SCHOOL IS NOT GOOD !! Kids are still arguing till this day.

Coming from a school that was ranked a 7 out of 10 to this school, my belief was that it would be at par or better then our previous experience. I was wrong this school has not meet my expectations by a long shot. Half the teachers are not interested in getting the kids up to date on test scores nor on AR levels. If your child is interested in a book series that falls below their reading level they're not allowed to read it. If your child is interested in the book fair sorry they don't have it. If your child once excelled at school and did an amazing job sorry this school is only interested in capping it's eager learners and not allowing them to move up. If you want mediocre teaching and your child to reverse in their education process and be told they can't read a series that they love because their too smart this is the school for you. I've never had my kids attend a more demoralizing school.

Frazer school is a very diverse and inclusive school with many opportunities for all students. The teachers are absolutely wonderful and very passionate and supportive with the students. All students are welcomed.

This school may not be the right fit for everyone, speaking from our experience. While they offer a variety of engaging activities, I found them lacking in the fundamental resources and support that a school should have. Our preschooler had a short and unsuccessful period there, culminating in an unexpected request for us to leave with only a week's notice. This not only felt like a waste of time and resources but also made it challenging to find alternative care in the middle of the school year. Unfortunately, my child now experiences anxiety when entering any school setting, which is a significant concern. Additionally, I was disappointed to learn that deposits and school materials are non-refundable due to their "standard process." I also noticed that there were no requirements or assessments for the cohort my child was in, which raised concerns about the overall standards. The protocol and procedures for student removal are vague, almost nonexistent, creating mismatched expectations for us. We also felt that the school lacks diversity, as it seems to favor a specific type of student while not adequately addressing the emotional needs of the kids. Despite these challenges, I would recommend this school to parents of typical, average smart kids who are prepared to engage in the learning process. Parents should also be prepared for year-long donation requests via email, text, and automated phone calls, plus in average one week no school per school month. Overall, we’re relieved to have moved on from this experience.

Both of my children had a very good experience at this school. Teachers and counseling staff were top notch.

Excellent neighborhood school with large involvement with community. New principal very engaged with students and faculty.

The diversity in educational models is superb.

Do not send your child here. I had a horrible incident with a fellow student in the high school that was handed very badly by the school. They do not care about protecting their students, they care about their reputation. If you can find any school besides St. Anne please find it!