Shenandoah Valley School

Amazing I love the school and I have never been to a better school. A special needs kid has all the things he needs. It is a very good school

Our little guy has come a long way in his time there. Very happy with the school, and the staff has always been great.

Good food but gorgieos pizza is better

I personally do not like the school Can you trust me because I am a student here there is bully at times I will tell u about my teachers. ( names will not be said ) 1st grade for me was good 2nd was the best year of my life 3rd was honestly and truthfully the worst time ever 4th grade there was lots of drama and bully and it just wasn't fun but my teacher was nice and I was going through some thing and she was there for me .... I have not been through 5th grade yet but next year I hope for the best with my class and teacher but we do have lunch something I would like to say about lunch is we have about no time 20 minutes is not enough bc kids who buy only get 15 minutes and something it will take 5/4 minutes to get to the lunch room bc some kids talk and the line stops bc who ever is leading us down there has to tell them to "shut up" then kids who would by only had 10 minutes that's not enough ☹ I will say there is bulling but most teachers are nice kids not so much but what do u eacspect the principal is nice she is leaving next year sadly but we will have a new and nice principal ( hopefully)

Administration is awful. Nurse administered insulin instead of flu shots in 2014. Principal is vindictive. If you or your child end up on her bad side, she'll make sure your time dealing with school is miserable. Students with special needs are ignored. Questions about how students are dealt with go unanswered. Administration looks the other way at bullying on campus. If you have any other option, private school, or purchasing a house zoned for a different Parkway elementary, please take it.

Both of my young, special needs children suffered considerably throughout all 3 of their combined years of attendance at Shenandoah Valley Elementary. They both continue to struggle through the long term mental and emotional damage from their time spent at Shenandoah Valley which has required ongoing intensive psychiatric support for both children.