Thalberg School

My kid is in kindergarten this year. She loves it.

Bullying should be addressed in our schools all the timeMy son was a second grader which was bullied many times while on the after school programWe bought up the situation, they promised to investigate and contact meThey never mentioned the issue and didn't fallow up with me eitherThis school had changed Principals 4 times in less than 2 yearsThe social worker was only focused on asking a lot of questions to the bullied (my son) without my concernsSuch situation affected my family so much that we just didn't take our children out of the school, we also had to move from the city and StateWe were feeling like they were all talking about my family in a negative way, ignoring that we were being bulliedHowever I have to mention that, the principal that was serving in 2021, seems to have the intention to guide the school in the wright way.Additional, it is imperative to mention that Mrs. Lynch might be the best teacher ever in that school

We've had an excellent experience thus far at Kelley school. They have gone above and beyond to help my son learn and succeed!

I went to O’Brien School when I was younger, and unfortunately, it was not a good experience. There was a lot of bullying, and it often felt like nothing was being done about it. I dreaded going to school every day. The teachers didn’t feel supportive, and the learning environment wasn’t engaging or effective. I didn’t feel safe or encouraged to grow there, and it left a lasting negative impression on my experience with education.

The school provides our child with academic and spiritual foundation. Supportive environment and family like environment. Highly recommend.

I went to CCA from pre-k to 8th grade then for high school, I got homeschooled. I do miss that school almost everyday but it might just be because of my friends and not the actual school, teachers, or academic experiences…the curriculum they use (Abeka) is so easy I didn’t even really have to look at the teacher’s clearly visible and obvious notes for us to right down. All I had to do was take my own notes out of the books and study right before tests and quizzes and I would ace them. Teachers aren’t the best there. I would say maybe 1 or 2 actually care about you but others would rather tell stories about their life or critique everything about you. The only safety the school has is first aid kits and a locked door. One kid slammed his head open on the bleachers and the teacher only put ice on it (since they don’t have an actual nurse). There is a lot of cliques and not a lot of diversity (sports or just color in general). I do love the school though and would go back 8/10% so it’s really a personal preference. And the people there are very good on their biblical beliefs and standards but their dress code could be a little less strict…I do attend one class at the school still so that I can play sports. (They allow homeschoolers to play sports for them but they have to take at least one class, I recommend choir)