Posted February 27, 2023Submitted by a parent
My kids got bullied constantly and the teachers did nothing about it they have came home crying becuse of it the teachers don't care about the education of the kids
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Posted November 14, 2022Submitted by a parent
My Autistic son barely received any help from this school. He was bullied so badly that I had to take him out of school for a week for his safety. The teachers never seemed interested in trying to teach him or stop his bullies. I had to physically move to a different city so he could attend a school that will teach him. If your child has any special needs do not enroll them in this school.
Posted October 4, 2017Submitted by a parent
Horrible experience for my kids. Teachers who handle learning disabilities by avoiding them and refusing to help. Ridiculous amount of bullying. The school is run by the kids and the parents who refuse to accept that their kid is a societal problem. Just all around BAD.
Posted May 28, 2014Submitted by a parent
Page is truly a great school when it comes to academics but the school has it flaws. A main problem is bullying. Page just doesn't want to ruined its reputation. Some students have gotten countless suspensions and still haven't been expelled. It is a constant problem and haven't been solved. It needs to stop. Kids go home crying everyday. Your child will be happy here is what they want to say but here is the truth and will always be the truth. Its a horrible situation. I for one wish that one day it will end.
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