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I actually attended this school in 5th and 6th grade ut was a very good school I learned a lot and I was cool with every teacher and principal that came to Sherrod

I went here throughout middle school, and it was like being locked into a torcher chamber in hell. It was horrible, unsafe, with clueless and careless teachers. If you have a kid, homeschool them, move, do something. But I highly recommend you not to make your child go through what me and multiple other kids had to go through.

I don’t feel like there’s any support or encouragement from the leadership roles in this school. The administration is responsible for creating a loving and family like environment. However it appears to be more hostile and confrontational. Teachers feel comfortable showing favoritism and and racism. My children learned so much negativity and bad behavior from attending these schools. The ratings have gone down tremendously over the years and I would recommend choosing better for your family.

Plain horrible experience. Bulling, fighting on a daily basis. Kids are going to school worried.

Personal súper carismatico y empatico con la población hispanolatino

Laura Kraus has a nasty attitude towards other parents at her own kids’ school. She has an elitist attitude because she works for the school system and thinks she is above others. You’re just another parent. Let go of your weird ego and look like you enjoy having your kids in this amazing district that you’re so lucky to also work in.

Unprofessional administration. They don’t respect parents concerns and won’t make an effort to appropriately contact you regarding your concerns. I’ve pulled my children out. Good luck with these people.

Horrible principal. Had to switch schools because of the complete lack of support for a child with a disability.

My daughter received a bronco best award recently and I just want to say how wonderful of a job I thought the principal did. He seems to really care for the kids and is excited about there achievements. I was very impressed and feel more at ease sending my kid to school knowing that she has principal who cares.

TMA has been a great place for my child to grow. Between the wonderful teachers, friendly staff, and student-guided learning, TMA has cultivated a wonderful community that is warm, scholarly, and fun! They also encourage parent involvement so there is a lot of personal buy-in to your child's education.

One of The coldest schools I ever had the misfortune of sending my son too. If you are anything other than Caucasian, I would reconsider if you have the ability to do so. I would give zero stars if I could, from the moment you walk on the campus you feel unwelcome.

I could share countless examples of how this school failed my child—not only by ignoring clear red flags of mistreatment by administration, but also by gaslighting my concerns as a parent, showing a complete lack of empathy from the administration, and failing to provide a safe, supportive environment, seeming to label my struggling child as a problem to be fixed rather than a child to be seen & heard… & I could keep going. My child, once sparkled with confidence and curiosity in previous years in a different district, began to shut down under the weight of their treatment. Thankfully, after pulling them early, I’m seeing that spark slowly return. If you have a child with unique challenges—especially one who is neurodivergent (ADHD, autism)—and they don’t yet have an IEP or 504 plan, this is not the school for them. My child was previously successful in a mainstream setting, but this school lacked the knowledge, training, and resources to appropriately support or even identify their needs. What they offered wasn’t just inadequate—it was, at times, downright harmful. While I can’t speak to the special education classroom specifically, I can say that in the mainstream environment, there was a clear failure to understand or accommodate neurodiverse children. It’s incredibly disheartening, especially given that these kids are navigating actual disabilities—not simply behavioral issues. I will add that the current principal is thankfully resigning. However, the incoming principal is the very vice principal who repeatedly dismissed my concerns and left me feeling unheard. Unfortunately, I don’t have any confidence that things will improve under her leadership. Lesson learned: if your child needs understanding, accommodation, or even basic respect—look elsewhere. Your child deserves better.

Where do I even begin! From the moment we toured SJB, we knew this was it! There’s so many amazing and great things to say about SJB! It is honestly a phenomenal school! From the principal, teachers, staff, parents and most of all the kids! My son enjoys and looks forward on going to school everyday! As a parent, that is truly the greatest feeling ever. My son adores his teachers and his friends! He is currently in kindergarten (K105) and soon to be 1st grader. Looking forward to all the amazing and great memorable years ahead.

This school does not care about the students. They will protect bad teachers at all costs.

My grandson is on the spectrum, the staff and Vice Principal has been so helpful working with him. They even changed his schedule because a student keep on Taunting him. I have nothing negative to say about PNMS. I'm going to sad when he has to move to High School. One more year to go. Thank you to all for helping and working with grandson.