Khalsa Community School

” this place is filled with goofy ahhh teachers. Kids watch me piss and are very weird. One day i was trying to take a test and tge ohio final boss( my science teacher) ended tye test early cuz i yelled free diddy. i will only recomend if tgey clean washrooms. And some kids gutti always shifting and it distracting me.Godspeed to those who join “

” The worst school ever created. The classroom are small the washrooms are disgusting they don’t even let u go to the washroom. Also the fees are ridiculous for paying 18000 per student and they can’t afford a bigger school and a bigger washrooms “

” Apart from the fact that many kids were completely out of touch with reality when attending the school until they leave, it was nothing close to the negative and toxic reinforcement the teachers used on students. From the 3rd grade, a teacher openly ridiculed and even encouraged other kids to ridicule a child who happened to be behind in something as in reading comprehension , to a vice principle that demotivated struggling students with insults, the school does seem to have some sort of issue of displaying “encouragement and growth of the students”. It is no surprise that the school also enabled a toxic environment of out grouping anyone that didn’t fit the social expectations the school had. From the same vice principle who taught science constantly ridiculing a student for saying the wrong answer, even at one point saying ,and I quote a student; “must be having an intellectual disability”. This is not an ideal place to put a child in for the hopes of academic or even mental growth. For the students, on the other hand, there does seem to be some sort of “higher than God” type of superiority which is constantly enabled and even encouraged. This isn’t even me claiming this, but a constant theme often claimed by individuals outside of the school setting. It is no surprise every year I attended the school, there was an issue with bullying that somehow the school could not even comprehend. For a private school that prides of being “intellectually superior” than those of the public school, they do a fine job ostracizing students who need academic guidance. It is no surprise those same students that were often constantly ridiculed somehow despise the school setting. But I wonder why? “

” This is a very good school I really like it it teaches me about my religion and has very nice teachers and overall amazing “

” I love this school because the teachers are so nice but can be strict if u don’t do your homework and it’s a Punjabi school.they teach you Punjabi and kirtan and we do it every morning then we do ardass and then hukamnama we have to wear uniforms and be well respected “