40-44 Boston Post Rd
East Lyme, CT 06333

Both of my boys graduated from East Lyme High School within the last 3 years. They started out in preschool and then went to Lillie B Haynes, East Lyme Middle School, and finally East Lyme High School. They were always supported, they learned a great deal over the years socially, educationally, and they had a great time. Most importantly, they were always safe. The pandemic showed us how amazing the high school is and they never stopped advocating for our students. I will always speak highly of our EL educators, they helped us raise two amazing young men.

what a wonderful school!. The blue ribbon adds up! my son is in 7th grade and is in the honors algebra math each day he comes home with a variety of things he has learned during the school day. after each trimester he gets faculty commendations or high honers. We recently just moved and my son went to this old school where he wasn't getting challenged enough and got bored, however, at this school his grades and education have skyrocketed! and it's not that this school is too easy. since he is in honors math he comes home with packets of work and loves it!. in his la class they read a bunch of classics and write essays and opinion-based pieces. oh, how he loves the teachers! especially his math teacher. and what a diverse spectrum of clubs. he loves to partake in the math counts one where they study and compete in states. my family adores this school.

I feel like a lot of parents put all the pressures of teaching on the teachers only. But in reality, the teaching starts at home. Flanders is an incredible school, with so much support! My daughter left this school last year, due to us moving and we moved back to Connecticut because we missed the district and all of the things this school has to offer. I feel like the teachers do a great job with all the children regardless of where they are or really, where they aren't. I feel like ifh child is really understanding what's going on in the class and she needs to be challenged more, I'll challenge Her at home. But I really don't see that problem and not because my child isn't smart. She truly is. A lot of that I feel comes from a combined effort both ag this wonderful school and from us at her wonderful home.