Peakview Elementary School

Posted: January 7, 2026

This year has been fantastic. The principal and assistant principal are so engaged with the parents and the students. The principal has been to many of the extracurricular events and is always making himself available to parents.

The communication has improved sooooooooo much this year. We receive weekly communications from the office about upcoming events for the school and for the district. We also receive communications from the teachers about upcoming classroom activities and what our student is learning in the upcoming weeks.

Like any school, a lot of the learning is based off of state testing so I wish there was a different way to see how each student is doing individually but I also understand there has to be a way to do an overall view on hundreds of students at one time.

The mental health provided by the school and the district gets better every year as well. They have on an on campus mental health team as well as a new program called Hazel health that provides support to any student.

There is a nurse on site daily which is phenomenal. The last school district I was in had a traveling nurse that rotated between schools so to have a full time nurse on site is a blessing.

The teachers are amazing. They have a great team this year. There are a lot of kiddos and I can only imagine how mentally exhausting it is to manage all the emotions and situations that come up in a day. It takes special people to be able to teach and Peakview's teachers are incredible for all they do.

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Posted: July 2, 2025

We’ve had a wonderful experience with this elementary school! All of our kids genuinely love going here, and it’s been a positive place for them to learn and grow. One of the biggest highlights has been the teachers—our children have formed great relationships with them, and as parents, we’ve been very happy with the vast majority of the teachers they've had over the years.

There was only one year where communication from the teacher was limited, and we only received updates during parent-teacher conferences. While that was a concern at the time, our child still enjoyed that class and made academic progress, which we appreciated.

Parent and community involvement is another strong point of the school. There are so many opportunities to be part of what's happening, whether it's volunteering, attending events, or joining in school activities. It really feels like a welcoming and connected environment.

Overall, we couldn’t be happier with our experience. This school has provided a strong foundation for our kids both academically and socially. We’re grateful to be part of this school community!

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Posted: May 16, 2024

the school does nothing to stop bully's my child gets has problems every day the teacher does nothing the one time my kid stood up for him self he got in trouble and had to miss recess while the that kids call him names and hit him daily go un punished the principal and vice principle don't return calls you have to walk in and demand to speak to them they will then act like they care tell the child to tell them if something happens and then do nothing when you tell talk to them again weeks later about a new incident they act like its news to them even though you were in the office discussing it face to face weeks earlier. my first grader now hates school has had anxiety about going so bad it has made him physically ill. and I fear he now will forever hate school because of this. he doesn't trust the adults any longer because he was told over and over to tell if something else happens and they will take care of it.

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Posted: February 5, 2024

Peakview has some of the most dedicated and compassionate teachers my children have had. We have moved around a lot and have settled in the area and the schools are one reason I am happy about that. Everyone truly cares and wants what is best for kids. All the extras at the school are just the icing on the top!

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Posted: March 11, 2016

This school does have a few good teachers. Yet sadly you can't have the same teacher every year. Not all are created equal. Some care, many don't.

Posted: March 11, 2016

Not necessarily is homework given just for the sake of giving homework. It's a fair balance of work and free time.

Posted: March 11, 2016

In order to develop honesty, integrity and fairness in its students... the teacher's themselves have to have those traits. Kids are treated differently depending on what side of the grade book you sit on. The "smart kids" are definitely not penalized quite like the ones who are on the lower end of the grade book. Smart kid forgets homework... no homework ticket. Lower performing child forgets to show work on his assignment... instantly written up. No fairness there.

Posted: March 11, 2016

Our child has attended Peakview since Kindergarten and is currently finishing up his 5th grade year. Peakview has been average, at best, and many times well BELOW average in tending to our child’s needs. It seems we have a good teacher one year and then the next we have an awful teacher. It’s maddening for the parents and harmful to the kids.
I believe each child should be met where they are at academically and Peakview has failed my kid, and most likely many others, in that area. All kids learn at different paces and Peakview has nothing to help those caught up in the middle (not gifted, yet not failing out of school). Our child is struggling horribly with math, yet we were told “he’d never qualify for additional services because his standardized test scores aren’t low enough”. It’s not about “the kids” at all.. it’s all about money!

Posted: August 30, 2015

Fantastic school!! So Impressed with teachers, principal, and the academic rigor! Specials classes are wonderful and add to the educational experience of the whole child There are plenty if after svjo activities and clubs as well.

Posted: September 16, 2014

Moved here from California; the small class sizes and caring attitude of the teachers and principal make for a great school!

Posted: August 12, 2014

Not a bad school but the Principal is condescending and obnoxious. If your child is an average learner its a great place to be but if you need help or support with an above or below learner forget this school. Teachers are great but with an unsupportive principal it doesn't carry that much weight.

Posted: February 18, 2014

While I'm not sure if the below comment is completely accurate, we too are disappointed to say the least in Peakview. Sure, the TCAP scores are high but I cant help but feel that that is all they work for. I feel like my children are being drilled this information instead of actually learning it. Its tons and tons of workbooks and memorization. I understand this is a public school but cant we do any better then that for our kids? I know mine don't retain half of what they learned all year once it comes summer time.

Posted: January 14, 2014

Worst school we have been too. We love the teachers, but they are not given the resources they need. My son and daughter were advanced last year in all areas and now the teachers don't have the ability or material to differentiate for then and they have become bored of school and fallen behind! This school really tried hard to change their horrible image and now that they have received the governors award for improvement they have stopped trying. I haven't even met the principal, which seems very strange to me. I think we will be open enrolling somewhere else next year!

Posted: October 12, 2013

We cannot wait until the winter break to take our children out of this school. The community is not welcoming and very judgmental for not being a very "well-off" neighborhood. People are rude and they teach their children the same behavior. Lots of parent AND student bullying. Not worth dealing with when the academic performance is that great and the feeder high school only graduates 65% of its students. My children were all advanced when they came here and so they stopped testing them and now they are falling behind!

Posted: October 5, 2013

Peakview is strong school, with good teams of teachers at each grade level. have found strong partners in the teachers we've worked with (I have 3 children in the school), helping us deal with the individual needs of each child as they pop up. There is a strong sense of community -- parents are welcome to be in the school, volunteer in the classroom, etc. Older siblings often jump at the chance to come back and volunteer at fun events. The rare times I've been frustrated, I have been able to meet with teachers and administrators to resolve my questions.

Posted: September 29, 2013

Peakview is a great place to learn! The tone is set with an outstanding principal, and high standards for staff and students. This diverse school uses solid, best practices to achieve high results. Students and families feel welcome and valued. Our student is open-enrolled at Peakview, and the drive is well worth it!

Posted: January 13, 2013

This school has been the very best school my niece has went to.It's great.She is in choir her teacher is great the principal is great she is so nice.

Posted: February 28, 2012

I have 2 children at Peakview. Both my husband and I couldn't be happier with the teachers that we have had so far. The staff is amazing-the love they have for the children shines through. Both of our children are happy and excelling in the classroom!

Posted: January 22, 2011

My family was very disappointed with the quality of education my son received, so we transferred him to a charter school. When he started at Peakview, he was ahead of most of his kindergarten class. Our big letdown came at parent-teacher conferences. We were told that when he was tested at the beginning of the school year, he had met all goals so he wasn't retested. How can you measure progress, then? We feel he was pushed aside until the majority of the class was on the same level and he ended up losing some of his advantage. I loved the school, but feel his teacher was lazy.

Posted: September 4, 2008