Shoalsview

This school was perfect for my kid came back happy everyday she spent with Mr smith

Barrow is an amazing school The staff is so kind, and they love their students! We are grateful to be a part of such a wonderful school community.

Too much miscommunication, no one wants to talk to you about the problems occurring at the school when it comes to certain issues hindering the education of our kids. The principal is a Karen who seems she has the best interest for the kids but she promotes only what’s beneficial and will single your child out over small mistakes they made and will hinder it over your child’s head the entire time they attend school.kids should love their principal and not despise seeing them.

We hit the jackpot with Whit. We know another family who could be attending Chase Street Elementary, the one with highest test scores, but prefer to keep their kids at Whit. Strong staff have weathered the principal turnover, keeping standards high.

We have been a part of the Prince Avenue Family for 11 years. We have been very pleased with the rigor of the academics, the strong spiritual education, the class sizes and overall safety of the school. My children have never wavered in their desire to continue to attend this school. They feel equipped to continue their education at the college level through completing both AP and Dual Enrollment classes. Our family has been active in the Fine Arts Programs and we have enjoyed watching them grow in confidence as well as skills. We would recommend this school to all.

We had experiences in both the primary and lower elementary levels. The main focus of this school is definitely on child development and not academics, which I why I would say it is only beneficial through the primary level. When you start getting into the upper grades the academics is just not up to par with other schools. When my children entered another school, they were behind academically and it was a shock because we trusted AMS academically as well as with our child’s non academic development. I would say responsibility lies with the administration as the teachers are amazing but times have changed and they are still teaching the same way as they have for the last 20-30 years. Past the primary levels children actually need to learn more than life skills at school. I’m grateful for the teachers my children had and know they have the potential for change.