Willow Creek Elementary
(5 Reviews)
6195 N Long Lake Way, Meridian, ID 83646
Contacts
| State: | Idaho |
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| Address: | 6195 N Long Lake Way, Meridian, ID 83646 |
| Zip code: | 83646 |
| Phone: | (208) 350-4410 |
| Website: | http://www.westada.org/willowcreek |
| Opening hours | |
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| Monday: | None |
| Tuesday: | None |
| Wednesday: | None |
| Thursday: | None |
| Friday: | None |
| Saturday: | None |
| Sunday: | None |
Location
Willow Creek Elementary's location is 6195 N Long Lake Way, Meridian, ID 83646 and the ZIP Code is 83646. If you want to check the detailed scholarships, fellowships, grants, and other financial aid award opportunities or just ask for something, please contact Willow Creek Elementary by phone at (208) 350-4410 or visit http://www.westada.org/willowcreek for more help.
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William Behr
Our son loves his teachers and they're amazing with him. Great location, wonderful classroom setting and impressive use of technology integrated into the classroom to aid in learning
Dooby
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Ms George
Mrs. Juarez is a very dedicated teacher, the work she has done with my Son Elijah has been above and beyond her paid duties. I thank you so all you've done.
Jim Thornburg
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Nessa Sunshine
This school has challenged my daughter academically but in a positive way. She transferred over from the Ceres Unified School District last year and started her 5th grade year at Capistrano. In the CUSD she always excelled, not only at the top of her class, but usually in the top of her grade throughout the school. Constantly winning awards or certificates for her high scores in Math and reading scores. But once getting to Capistrano she began learning Common Core and she's never saw this type of Math before and neither have I. Although she struggled for a short period of time at Capistrano & would get frustrated & feel like giving up, she eventually learned it and learned it quite well. Who I would thank for her getting it down packed, would have to be her teachers in 5th and 6th grade. The teachers are dedicated and the principal, Mr. Jensen. One thing regarding Mr. Jensen is that he is strict and makes sure the students are held accountable for their misbehaving behavior but at the same time, he's always fair and he cares about each student, individually. I think it's a good school for the most part. I'd recommend the school. Although some people might think that the school is in a "bad neighborhood", it actually isn't. This neighborhood isn't as bad as it seems or is portrayed and even if it was, regardless of that, the school is nice on the exterior and the interior and the teachers and staff are all nicely dressed, proper, professional educators. I appreciate their hard work and dedication they put in each day to their students and I personally appreciate what they've done for my child.