Carey Elementary School

The staff at the school are less concerned about the educational needs, provisions, and safety of the students than they are the village gossip. My child witnessed her teacher and the teachers aid discussing other students family financial situations in front of the class and when my child would interject she was told to mind her own business.
My child has been bullied by both students and teachers with our complaints being swept under the rug. Other teachers have come forward and informed us they have witnessed the staff bullying and favoritism, but out of fear of losing their job or being looked over for a position that may be opening they refused to stand up for what was right.
A child in Kindergarten repeatedly wet her pants in school because her teacher refused to allow her to go to the bathroom; her parents were told she was pretending to have to go to the bathroom because other students needed to go ( this child has a serious urinary tract issue that they have been trying to treat and control).
My daughter was called names by her teacher in front of her class and most days came home in tears. When we contacted administration about the issue it was swept under the rug and our child was bullied even more by her teachers. The principal falsely led us to believe that there was nothing we could do as far as help policy to change until the following year. We found out later, she had lied and we could attend meetings weekly to help evoke change. At one point in the year her teachers aid told her that if she were to tell her parents anything she would get into trouble when she returned back to school.
My child would constantly bring home class work that was incorrect and never checked over by a teacher to teach her any different. Flyers or pamphlets sent home were littered with typos and misspellings.
This school should either clean house or be shut down. My child will not be attending this district ever again. Carey has failed many before us and will only continue to set others up for failure unless higher standards are demanded by the village in way of change and improvement, which has nothing to do with building a new school; the excuse one usually gets for why the educators lack the ability to do their jobs.