Stoney Brook

I am writing this review with heavy disappointment. Our daughter has attended this school since first grade, and we have witnessed a stark decline in the school's culture, safety, and leadership quality over the past two years, particularly following the change in administration.The atmosphere at this school has shifted toward a environment that feels permissive of aggressive behavior. Throughout the year, there has been a recurring issue of boys physically harassing and slapping girls. Despite this being an ongoing problem, the response from the school has been inadequate.Most recently, our daughter was physically slapped by another student. We were never contacted by the school. There was no incident report, no phone call, and no follow-up. When we brought this to the principal’s attention, it was clear that they were completely unaware of the incident, demonstrating a fundamental failure in reporting protocols and child safety oversight.When policies fail to protect students and incidents are ignored or swept under the rug, it creates a culture where students learn that accountability does not exist. We no longer feel this school provides a safe or nurturing environment for our daughter. Prospective parents should be aware of these systemic issues with safety protocols and communication before enrolling.

My 3 children attend Caldwell. My oldest is currently in 5th grade and has been at CHE since Kindergarten. My youngest attending is in Pre-K. This year has definitely been different but has not changed my children's learning. The teachers do their best and it shows through my kids. They love to attend school and are looking forward to attending again next year. The teachers communicate well through email. The office staff if very helpful when needed.

Terrible school! They have no resources for your child if they struggle. The bullying is out of control! The teachers are very lazy!

Both of my children went to Teravista Elementary School. I can’t say enough about the talented teachers, welcoming environment, Administrators and Leadership Program.There is something special about this school inside and out, as it also is in the center of a beautiful community.Throughout all the years my children have attended, there have been a few challenges to address. As we partnered with the school to help our kids (as they have unique learning profiles), in all situations we were able to come together to create the best outcome possible!I am beyond grateful we chose Teravista to move to as the elementary school was a main factor. Shout out to Mr. Wakefield (the principal) for being a hard working, dedicated public servant who leads always with positivity and a love for the students and community. He is amazing!

I don't want my child to be at a school where the current principal is an administrator.