Lemon Road Elementary School

Kids don't get recognized for what they deserve. Only PTA highlights the events and recognizes which their kids participated in. Academically school is good, but kids get de-motivated or discouraged when they achieve something big at the state level, but even if their school doesn't recognize it as an event when the whole school participates in those events for months of preparation because PTA doesn't have a clue on it.

Excellent experience! Dedicated teachers who are genuinely interested in imparting knowledge and challenging students academically. The "specials" instructors (strings, art, music, tech, etc.) were all first rate!! Leadership created a wonderful learning environment where the students felt valued and were part of a tight-knit community Go Lions!

Perfect. This is a top school. It has an active parent involvement and brilliant parents and kids. And parents serious about giving their kids a better life. The kids are all rounded renaissance children. They know about healthy relationships and good. They know their language, Maths, and history. The music and PE programs are phenomenal and are available to all. The cafeteria is amazing and they have a salad bar. The kids are healthy balanced people. Many parents are basicly geniuses and their kids win competitions all over the country. Everyone is humble and cooperative. The Science and STEM is advancing with grants the school has applied for and encouragement. The PTA and school hold two STEM nights a year. The talents are amazing. Many kids play all kinds of music instruments and everyone is clapped for and encouraged to perform at the yearly show.

Our kids transferred from out of state and we have LOVED this school, and have been very impressed with their 504 ADHD support. Teachers are excellent. However, the art and music depts are sadly lacking, I'm not sure my kids learned any music at all :_( and we have had to pay for private art classes. With so many teacher work days etc it seems like more half the year the kids are out of school, so I'm not surprised at the huge gulf between how low vs high income students are performing academically.