87 Chestnut St
Chelsea, MA 02150

This is a beautiful school, the teachers are great.My son started when he was 3 and I can't complain about anything, He loves going to school every single day. I wish all Chelsea schools where managed the same way. My son is ready for firts grade and I can see how much he has learned over the las 3 years.

HORRIBLE! I've been trying to get important documentation for my child for over a YEAR. They keep ignoring me. They don't want to see children succeed! They couldn't care less. Worst school in Massachusetts. If you want your kids to move forward in life don't expect any help from anyone there. From the principal to the counselors to the teachers. Completely USELESS.

1st grade for my daughter was a positive experience only because her teacher was a caring and compassionate person..as far as the school not pleased with my experience communication is poor basic information cannot be answered. main principle isnt approachable . so a lot of questions and concerns go unanswered. and documentation seems to get misplaced quit often wich is extremely unprofessional... documentation is very important. and the school has a very hard time following there own policy wich then falls back on the parents who are then left doing there job ...

My child attended the Kelly School last year for the first time. I can't say enough good things about our experience, the Caminos program, and the school leadership. I knew things were going to go well early in the year, when we were sitting down at dinner and my child described how the teacher's goal for was to work on fluency...and then proceeded to give us examples of what they were working on! This sort of thing continued throughout the year and, though my child entered speaking no Spanish, they exited the year on grade level and were actually able to translate for me in limited interactions with clients -- pretty impressive! Special kudos to the teachers, who put in incredible effort over the summer to stop the "summer slide" -- they put on weekly "read with your teacher" events at the library, stayed on top of us with regular calls, and somehow had my child self managing work on a summer-long project. I am convinced that the school has its act together, and am looking forward to the upcoming year.

I'm a student at the Clark Avenue Middle School. I'm currently in 7th grade as of 2012. [From a student's perspective] I've been in this school for over two years and I've never seen any crime or any violence go on during school hours. Overall, this is a great school, but it's lacking in many factors: School lunches/cafeteria: There are no trays to carry your food in. We have to use our hands to carry our milk, lunch and fruits. We used to have trays, but I guess due to budget cuts we can't have them anymore. I hate carrying my food; I can't get my ID and lunch money out in time. The lunch ladies can be rude sometimes, I've been yelled at for not getting my money out fast enough. They're always yelling for no reason. I know it's loud in the cafeteria, but it gets annoying sometimes. Teachers/staff members: I have to admit, the teachers try very hard to teach at this school. I think it's the behavioral problems of some kids that hold back the education of the other students. [That's the case for me] Honestly, I've never met a teacher at this school who didn't care about their student's education. I gave this school 3 out of 5 stars from my experience as a student.

hey my name is joseph medeiros i went to this school during my middle school year now im in high school i want to go there someday pop in and say hi to bridgit if she still works there