Varnett Northeast

"Best school ever"

"They've changed my school sooooooooo much"

"Do not send your worst enemy's child to this school. It is pathetic. Its April and my child has already had 6 different teachers! There is no stability what so ever. Teachers don't use proper grammar buy want to teach English. They don't practice proper hygiene. My child asked to wash her hands after lunch, outside play, or whatever. And was denied. They get one bathroom break when school first starts. After that, no bathroom unless multiple kids ask at once. The only homework you receive is math and English. You don't have a clue what lesson your child is on or what's next unless you meet with the teacher and ask. They don't have a plan outlined for lessons taught. U just have to roll with it like your child does. Teachers don't answer parent emails or notes. Teachers talk to students like crap. The principal couldn't care less. She just sits in her office probably on Facebook all day. I called the principal, emailed her, and asked to have a meeting with her. She called the teachers in and left. I had to get on a teacher for yelling and getting in my child's face. I get progress reports but no report cards. Apparently progress reports aren't reliable because I had a meeting about a grade that wasn't even a grade. Teacher said she had something different in her records and had no idea why the failing grade was on the progress report. No PTA meetings, ever! They had one field trip to the rodeo where the kids were asked to bring money. Well mine didn't get to do anything because there weren't enough adults to cover the kids. So she couldn't play games or anything. Just had to wak around. Bullying is normal. If your child fights back, they get suspended. If they tell the teacher, they get called a tattle tale by the teacher and told to stop telling so much. Every homework assignment that comes home, I have to reach it because my child hasn't a clue what it is! I could go on for days. Trust me, don't send your child to this school. You'd do better at a regular public school."