Grove J. Tuttle School

My child has a new disability and nobody cared. The staff sort of knew, but never set up any meeting with teachers. Six fights in year! The students rule the teachers! Would not recommend honestly.

The staff at Fair Haven School truly care about their students. I've noticed many of the reviews on this page are outdated. Since the posts from years ago, Fair Haven School has gained new administration and new teachers who have come in and really changed the climate of the building. Many students who come to this school are far below grade level. Teachers work hard to make sure that the growth being made by each of their students in more than a year's worth (in an attempt to get them closer to their grade level benchmarks). Teachers have put together committees and use strategies to better connect with parents and people in the community. There will always be some outliers of students who have a difficult time during the school day, but overall students are respectful and teachers work hard to connect with them. There is only so much that you can learn about a building from the statistics and test score data. It is important to look at the make up of a building in order to truly understand how much effort and love a staff is putting into their job.

Nathan hale is a wonderful, racially and socioeconomically school in New Haven. New haven offers a variety of programs for youth. Yale pathways to science and Morse academy are fantastic.

I have worked here as a substitute since September. It is a wonderfully supportive environment to work and learn. The students LOVE school. After spending a majority of their day there, upon their parents arrival they still ask to stay a bit longer. In response to the comment that warned of the dangerous neighborhood, I have never felt unsafe going to school. The location of Cold Spring is a lesson in embracing our surrounding culture rather than fearing it.

At first, we were very happy with this school. However, after several incidents involving basic safety and communication,, we realized the school puts a higher priority on maintaining students at any cost ($),. There is a culture of secrecy and evasiveness. Once we left, we also learned our child who we were told was top of the class was below reading level at her new school. The biggest mistake I've made as a parent is trusting this school.