Riggs Elementary School

We LOVE Riggs!!! Our two children love coming to school because all of the teachers, staff, and administrators care about each and every child!!! Teachers make sure that each child is successful and their individual needs are met. We are so happy that our children are a Riggs Roadrunners!

My child has had a terrific experience at Riggs Elementary. There is such a welcoming feeling as soon as you walk through the front door. The ladies in the front office are friendly and helpful. The principal and vice principal are very present in the school and available to discuss any concerns. The teachers are fabulous at meeting the unique needs (academic and emotional) of all students. The staff from lunch aides, to para assistants, to custodians give their 100% to students. We love Riggs Elementary!

Riggs in an incredible school. The administration and entire staff are all super supportive, caring, and make EVERY child feel welcome and loved at school. I'm a parent of a child in the general education setting as well as a parent of a child with special needs and I can tell you that each child is treating equally. They are truly loved during their time at Riggs and it makes this mama heart burst with joy!

The absolute worst school experience ever! Again if you have a child who is neuro typical and easy to teach, you will probably not have such a bad experience. However if your child struggles at all, hold on for the worst ride of your life! I’ve never met so many adults who should not be around children. Teachers do not find ways to get through to all students, kids are not nice and bullying is allowed to take place, accommodations are not followed through upon, parents are gas lighted, the cliques are out of control, and children leave damaged. I am writing this review so no one has to go through what we just did. I relied on reviews when trying to choose a school. The reviews for this school look great. However, I since have met so many families who have had horrible experiences and said nothing. It’s sad. I won’t even send my neuro-typical child tot his school.