Sand Ridge Elementary

Posted: August 26, 2025

We’ve been attending SRE for 4 yrs now and we absolutely love it. Our boys love it so much. Mr Mabry is great and all of the teachers truly love our kids. Makes me feel good handing my boys off to them every day. Sandridge has become family for us!!!!

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Posted: June 5, 2018

The teachers must have integrity, compassion, and respect in order to instill that in the students. They have a lot to work on with regards to building this country's future.

Posted: June 5, 2018

There is a lack of teacher supervision and a lack of quality teaching staff at this school. One of the teachers told me my child was reading 3 grade levels above his/her grade; then, several weeks later I received a written notice that he was demonstrating a reading level that was behind a grade. When confronted about it, the teacher was confused and didn't even remember what student she was talking about.

Posted: June 5, 2018

They use a single method for all students (common core) and assigning homework that the parents are supposed to teach the children to do.

Posted: June 5, 2018

My children have reported several instances of bullying to us, and it is clear there is no supervision during daily activities or on the bus.

Posted: June 5, 2018

Not happy that my tax dollars pay these people. I look over the reviews from before 2010, and believe the school has been having negative reviews removed for the past few years. This school faculty is barely adequate to teach the children at the state average, let alone develop high performing citizens. This is an unfortunate lesson that I would have preferred to know before I moved to the area, but the recent data on this school seems to be unavailable. I would not have my children attend this school if I had known how below par the faculty really is. The PTO only recently returned, and I felt that every time we visited the school that they really didn't want parents involved. During school events (open house, parent-teacher conferences, etc), it is clear that the teachers don't want to discuss anything with the parents and there is an air of "everything is great"... but, once grades come out, it quickly becomes clear they were not telling the truth at all. One parent-teacher conference there was a teacher that had something to the effect of "Ms. So-and-so is the boss and you will do whatever she says" on the dry-erase board, and she quickly erased it during the conference. When teachers avoid parents, or hide things from parents, it is clear that there is something not right with the quality, structure, management, or supervision of the school faculty.

Posted: June 5, 2018

Homework is at the discretion of the teacher. Most of the homework is not explained to the students and they start working on it with no idea what they are doing. If the teachers want the students to be taught by the parents, they should quit their jobs and we will just home school using better methods than "figure it out".

Posted: June 5, 2018

Teachers have a way of continually confusing the children and trying to make them feel bad about their abilities to perform the basic functions of their education. Threatening students for several weeks that they are going to be held back, and then telling them that their End of Grade test scores are unknown and they might not continue to the next grade is psychological abuse and is unsatisfactory from a "professional" educator that is paid with my tax dollars.

Posted: August 13, 2010

Sandridge has been a fantastic school for our twin boys. They attended fourth and fifth grade there, and we were very pleased both years. The teachers and staff are all very accessible, helpful and friendly. The teachers were all challenging and very involved. It was not uncommon to get notes and phone calls from the teachers to discuss issues or offer praise. Teachers were not only concerned with education, but also with moral and physical development and maturation of the boys. We had to drive the boys to school each day since we lived out of district, but it was well worth it. Wish they could attend 6th grade there too!

Posted: October 14, 2008