Pomona

I have nothing but positive things to say about my Alderman Bear Family! My children are learning so many new things. They have truly advanced and matured this school year. I love their teachers, everyone is real supportive. I don't have anything negative to say about this school as of yet. Parent of Kindergartener and Pre-K student.

This is one of the best schools I been in

Staff seems to be so overworked or unhappy at this school. However, this should not be clear to the parents and students. My son’s first grade teacher (at Lindley) failed my child when it came to his academic success and support. Since I have transferred his school, his new teacher has been updating on much improvement. Sadly, it took me transferring for this to occur. Good luck with this school.

My son is in the 4th grade here and has been with this school since kindergarten. He loves this school so much that even after moving, he wanted to continue at Pilot. I love that it is a neighborhood school and the community is very diverse. They are big on family engagement. They are very communicative and the staff has been great. I love the principal! There are some teachers who were not great but the good ones make up for it. The facilities could use some updating and resources have seemed to be lacking a bit but they definitely make great efforts for each child to feel safe and respected.

Our school benefits from a truly special parent community and an incredibly dedicated PTA. The support network among families is strong, and the teachers are committed and caring. However, the administration has become a significant source of concern.The principal is frequently unavailable and often unresponsive to parent communication, with concerns sometimes going unanswered for weeks. There is a noticeable lack of consistent presence on campus, and decisions are often communicated one way and then executed differently, leading to confusion and mistrust.Oversight from the parish leadership is minimal, as the priest who oversees the school is rarely engaged in daily operations. This absence of active, accountable leadership has created an environment where teachers, though capable and passionate, appear hesitant to speak up or challenge the status quo.As a result, we’ve seen a troubling pattern of strong educators leaving, with their roles often filled by parents lacking formal teaching qualifications. This is not only unfair to students but also undermines the standards we expect from a school committed to excellence.We hope this feedback is taken seriously, as the heart of the school—its teachers, students, and families—deserve leadership that matches their dedication.

B’nai Shalom is an absolute blessing for my family. My wife and I moved here from Athens, GA and bounced around a couple of different day cares, and were left feeling that a piece was missing from each place. When we found out Greensboro had a Jewish Day School from ages 3 months – 8th grade, and knowing we had our second child on the way, we wanted to inquire about enrolling our children together. We were met by Eva, now Head of School – then Director of Admissions, who gave us a tour and gave a very warm welcome and introduction to the school. Knowing our son has proprioceptive input differences, we were so pleased to see the movement room and staffing that is able to help those like my son. Since then, we have built an amazing community with staff, parents, and students, and have grown our Jewish identity both in the home and in the classroom. Knowing my children are not in a simple day care but an actual school environment really stands out remarkably from other places we have previously been enrolled. My 4 year old and 2 year old are constantly singing songs in Hebrew and telling tales about their friends/teachers and adventures had during the day, and I could not imagine a better place for my kids to be. The teachers are so warm and welcoming and post pictures throughout the day that helps remind me that they are in good hands. Family Shabbat is a huge highlight, and each month we all gather together to welcome Shabbat, sing, and eat Challah! B’nai is a welcoming place for all, and we are so grateful to be part of the school.