St. Albert The Great Elementary School

Wonderland Angels Academy, she was doing great. She could read & do math well. They were teaching her how to sound out each letter and all the different vowel sound. They taught her to count(she went there form 2yrs to Pre-K4yrs) They had a good relationship with all the children and their parents. If the child was having difficulty they would show the parents what and how they are teaching. I LOVE THE SCHOOL WISH I COULD FIND SOMETHING LIKE THIS FOR GRADES 1-5. THE ONLY COMPLAINT IS THE PRINCIPAL IS TO MONEY HUNGRY AND NOT FOR ALL THE RIGHT REASONS.

Mandela Children's Learning Village is a place where students are transformed into scholars. They encourage children to use their critical thinking skills through a lens of embracing self-awareness, confidence, resilience, collaboration, and exploration. My son has developed a passion for learning and exploring all content areas with excitement. The teacher-to-student ratio is unique and allows for differentiated instruction to take place in the effort to advance student achievement. Lessons, projects, and extracurricular activities are student-centered and culturally relevant, which makes learning an enjoyable experience for all. My child enjoys attending MCLV as they are committed to positively progressing him year after year. We are pleased with the school and would recommend MCLV to anyone looking for a dedicated and supportive school family.

It was a bad expierence when I attended there. I was bullied terribly because I was different and I was black. this happened recently. I told the supervisor and they brushed it off like it was nothing. they have also a really strict rule for no phones. both me and my family and friends disagree with thisw rule. because what if there is a terrible disaster and how can kids communicate with their parents. Now that is big lawsuit. Both me and my family know our rights. neither I felt safe. as I was a witness for seeing a few guns on campus. and again told the principle and she brushed it off.

The St. Timothy's Episcopal School is an academically focused Early Childhood Musical Conservatory for grades Toddlers, Pre-K grade to 6th grade with a Pedagogical focus using the Reggio Emilia Inspired Approach using the Suzuki Method of Music that is inclusive of the most current thinking around STEM and STEAM Education as a Foundation. It is our belief that Music Education is a Powerful Tool for a Child's development and current research confirms that music training stimulates a whole network of brain areas, and that musical activity draws on nearly every region of the brain. We believe that music education speeds the development of speech and reading skills, trains children to focus their attention for sustained periods, and helps them to develop empathy and emotional intelligence. The use of new technologies in neuroscience over the last decade has given researchers a better understanding of exactly what happens inside the brain when it process music, and how this actively contriutes to better learning and functioning. we are now Enrolling: Call: 310 638 6319 for more information