Main Street Academy

Ksmart123 _{on Google}

Mar 29th, 2023

I went to this school before (6th-8th grade until I've been transferred to another school) and I'm giving it one star, why one star you asked. Some of the students are the worst (starting some unnecessary drama and it's clearly uncalled for), some of the teachers yell so freaking much and oh my goodness it affects my sensory so bad (they can quit their job if they don't wanna teach), and the cafeteria food was gross and filthy (some).
This school felt like prison to me, I had the worst experiences ever here. At least it's been 10 years that I was done with it, I will never visit that school ever again (and I won't send my future children there too). I recommend no one going to this heckhole.

Alana Fuselier _{on Google}

Nov 11th, 2022

It's not perfect, but it is one of the best options in the area. I don't know why more people of the Caucasian persuasion don't enroll here, they desperately need the diversity-because as schools go this is a pretty safe place. (The likelihood of a kid from a gun-owning household with his daddy's AK47 walking into the school and shooting up little kids is *really slim*.)
Give this school a chance. Oh, so there's a lot of black kids??? If you're racist just say so.
Otherwise, enroll, get involved in the PTA and be present. Schools are only as good as the parents who are involved.

Uptown Glam _{on Google}

Feb 9th, 2023

Theres so much that I can say about this school, but everyones experience is different and I understand that. One thing for sure though, they definitely need to take a look into their safety procedures. I went to pick up my son early from school one day and I literally just walked in and told the front desk his name and they called for him. I didnt show ANY identification, I didnt even sign anything for record of me taking him out. They originally sent the wrong student out to me, a middle schooler I believe, my son is in elementary. Smh. That alone left a very bad taste in my mouth. My son also came home with an open gash on his eyebrow and told me he bumped into someones teeth at school. He said he went to the nurse but she was on lunch so he didnt see anyone. I was NEVER INFORMED ABOUT THIS INCIDENT. I had to reach out to his teacher and let her know, which she had no knowledge of. This is just the lack of information aspect that TMSA has, I wont even get into how his classroom/grade system is ran. Side note: teachers should be differentiating for the students in their class which they are not.