West Lincoln-Broadwell Elementary School

I'm very happy with the education and personal attention that my granddaughter receives from Washington-Monroe.

I graduated from Carroll Catholic in 1969. Sister Mary Leon was the Principle then. I was lucky enough to be a regular Altar Boy for Father Monahan and Father Goodman. The education I received at CCS gave me the base I needed my studies in Field Medical training in the US Navy where I served as a Corpsman assigned to the Marine Corps. It served me throughout college as well. I sincerely feel lucky that I was able to achieve my primary education there and am happy now, at 61 years old, to see that CCS still excels.

All of the teachers are wonderful! My son is almost through is third year there, and we couldn't be more pleased! It is like one giant family and NOBODY is out for only themselves. There are also no cliques either in the older grades like you see at many other schools in the area. No violence or bullying is tolerated and the children always feel safe as well. My son would be considered a special needs child in a public school and would automatically be shipped to special ed where he doesn't need to be because he is truly very intelligent and achieves straight A's. The kids coming out of Zion are some of the most well prepared for high school that I have seen out of any school district as well, the learning and teaching levels are advanced compared to public schools but the students adapt quickly and most love that they are challenged intellectually. Love, love, love Zion Lutheran School!