Dopson

Very rude staff at the front desk don’t greet nor speak to make you feel welcome at all. Don’t care who they let in, anyone can check out your child they don’t care sad school definitely don’t recommend

I can't say enough good things about this school. We were worried that our autistic grandson wouldn't do well when he started Prek. But from day one all the teachers and staff embraced him and made him feel like he was something special. They made all the children feel special. The secretary was always standing by the door in the mornings to greet each child by name and was there to say goodbye in the afternoon. I wish we were zoned for Crosley so he could have gone to Kindergarten there. Crosley spoiled us!

I went to Kiroli as a child and my children have gone to Kiroli. I like that Kiroli is a smaller school. We have loved all their teachers and principals. My children have received extra help when they need it and are given the tools to be successful. We love Kiroli!

My 3 kids have been to this school. I think it is one of the worst schools. 2 of my children have ADHD and they kept telling me they would get them help. They would send stuff home for me to fill out about helping them but they never got any help. One year a teacher stood in front of the whole class and called out the grades on a test they took. That is very wrong no child should have to be put on the spot like that. My child was taken out of that school and put in a private school after that. My 7 yrs old goes there now and the things he comes home and says are very horrible and he is hearing it from other children at school. This school need teachers that really care about there students more!!!

CCS is a great school. My son loves it here and is doing great in school. He is in 4th grade and is testing extremely well and is reading at a 9th grade level.

A lot of people have come on this site in anger and pointed fingers at people they had unresolved, personal problems with. That does not reflect this school. Others have complained about the school's rules. While some are a bit extreme, everyone is able to read the handbook BEFORE they send their child here. As a former student, I really know what NBS is like. It's small so yes there is drama and there will be people who disagree about how things should be run. My experience was not negative though. The classes are easily passed if the student does their part in contributing to their work. There are no try outs for sports so students can get as involved with their classmates as they wish. No one is left out and everyone can have a friend. Don't send your kid there to find god or to get fixed though because they won't. A lot of the students have bad morals and are never confronted about breaking the rules unless they cause the school problems. It is very partial. But despite the MANY problems, NBS was good for me. I was able to figure out who I am in the less hectic environment where at public school I was lost. If your child needs a change, NBS should be an option.