4 Amelia Ave
Winthrop, MA 02152

Our child had a wonderful experience attending pre-K and K at this school. Teachers were positive, encouraging and created a wonderful overall environment for all different types of kids to feel confident and comfortable learning.

Me, my siblings, my friends, and even some of the staff agree that this is a bad school for overall learning and violence. The salary here is low, even though the school is newer it has constant gas leaks and water bursts that may not even get fixed for months, already creating a bad learning environment. Bullying and Equity is another big problem for this school, we've had lots of dropouts last year due to bullying and harshness of some of the staff. In all I'd say try to send your child to another school if you can, I'm glad I'm not going still, this school definitely does not "Achieve Excellence"

The Winthrop School system is not one that helps a student with autism, on an IEP since since kindergarten and have non verbal learning disability have a graduation plan. Young people that needed more time in the classroom because COVID at home learning is impossible for them are being pushed through the system and out to the world without compassion for making up the in classroom COVID time loss who needs one on one in class help daily It’s not a community that supports young people who would benefit from going above and beyond for their own special needs community.