Fulbright Elementary School

USE CAUTION!! The administration is unstable and changes frequently putting the children in a precarious situation. The board overseeing the school practices "marshmallow leadership" and is run exclusively by parents who never focus on long term strategic matters. Members prefer to scapegoat, let gossip prevail and meet in secret to vote out other members who they don't like. It looks really nice at first glance but if you stay there long enough these ugly issues will surface.....be careful!!

My daughter has been at AR Baptist since K-4 and is graduating this year. I wouldn't want her to be anywhere else. I have friends that have children at some of the other private schools in town and all of them have some of the problems mentioned here. We have had a few teachers we haven't clicked with and a few issues I haven't agreed with, but overall, it is an awesome school. Teachers and parents are very involved. The class sizes are small. It is a challenging curriculum, especially high school. There are sports for every interest and band, but they put very little money and support towards drama. I feel the teachers and administration really care about these kids. If your child just wants to coast through high school and put out any effort, you might not want to invest the money to have tjem here. Our ACT, etc scores are great and every year we beat out a whole host of private schools in the area in a competition where the kids take.an actual final exam in college courses.

Little Rock Montessori School has educated children for over 54 years. We invite you to visit one of our campuses at a time that is convenient for you. We would love to show you what Little Rock Montessori School has to offer your child.

My son is in his 4th year at Miss Selma's. This school is a special place. From the Leadership to the Teachers to the Office Staff this school is a fantastic place for children to learn and grow. Every child is treated with fairness and a commitment to his or her education. Every child is challenged academically but there is a well-round approach to educating each child with opportunities for participation in Art, Music, foreign language, PE - all the things that make for great education. Character building is big part of school and each child is expected to treat their school and each other with respect. I pray every day that my son will be able to finish out his elementary education at Miss Selma's. It is truly a treasure for our state.

Every parent wants the best for their children. I am confident our kids are receiving the very best for our family. We are not wealthy, and our children are not extremely athletic. We are a mixed race family, and we have never felt excluded. The teachers love on our kids so well. We are very thankful for the strong, supportive community at PA!

The Anthony School (TAS) was amazing for my children. Having our family attend other state school systems, I can say by and large TAS exceeded all our other school experiences. All at the elementary level, but the range of oppurtunities and learning with Violin, Art using multiple mediums (Kiln, Clay, sculpting, etc.), Comp Sci and 3D printing, World Clutures and others my kids were always excited for school.The teachers and staff are the best, the small class, and tight-knit community allows for such ease to accomodate any special circumstances. We got to interact with the entire elementary staff through the years, and I would recommend any of them. Everyone was easily accessible for any questions.Two of my children required additional learning services and TAS provided daily one-on-one an hour a day for one child, and twice weekly for another to meet their needs.The after-school programs, Soccer, Art, Coding, are great, but many fill-up quick. My kids enjoyed the general after-care even if no specific program was available that day, its like extended PE.The shows the children get to put on, plays, recitals, etc. may be the cutest things you will ever see.I would say the only things, is that as working parents, trying to get involved, to get known by other parents, required a little effort, but once I showed my face once on a field trip or a volunteer event, they were very welcoming. And that could be just on my part. All the classes set up group chats, to stay in the know, of activities. I saw a previous post, and I think to counter their complaints, it is a really small school, and everyone basically starts together at Kindergarten and 1st grade, on up. Then they get an influx at the middle school level. So it just takes a few oppurtunities for you or your children to get to know everyone. Especially for some who start in the middle. I can't recommend TAS enough, and we didn't think we would love and miss Arkansas, but The Anthony School is a little gem in Little Rock.

This is a loving christian school that has a great curriculum and wonderful teachers. If your child would flourish in a smaller class size and you want your child to know and understand christian beliefs then this is the school you have been looking for.