Battell Elementary School

Teachers are allowed to bully & pick on children. This is terrible! These children are supposed to be nurtured & protected while at school. Not be damaged & taught that bullying is acceptable when done by an adult. This has been a recurring problem & is nothing new. I am not the only person to witness this at Nuner.Also, if you want to be told that your child is on the bus, then have no one answer the phone at Nuner or transportation when you've been at your child's bus stop for 1 hour after dismissal & your child has not been dropped off because she was STILL AT SCHOOL & NO ONE THOUGHT IT IMPORTANT THEY CONTACT THE CONCERNED PARENT, then this is the school for you. Good luck!

As a parent of a student who attends Beiger Elementary School, I am delighted to share our experiences and the positive impact this school has had on our family. From the very first day, we were welcomed into a warm, nurturing community that values each child's individual growth and development. The teachers and staff are incredibly dedicated, creating an inclusive environment where every student feels seen and supported. This has made a significant difference in my child's enthusiasm for learning and overall well-being.The sense of community at Beiger Elementary is truly remarkable. Parents, teachers, and students work together to foster a collaborative and supportive atmosphere. There are numerous opportunities for parental involvement, from volunteering in the classroom to participating in school events and committees. This level of engagement helps build strong relationships and a sense of belonging for both students and their families. It's heartening to know that we are part of a community that prioritizes the well-being and success of every child.From my child's perspective, the classroom experience at Beiger Elementary is both stimulating and enjoyable. The teachers employ a variety of teaching methods to cater to different learning styles, ensuring that each student can thrive. My child often comes home excited to share what they have learned, whether it's a new science experiment, a creative art project, or a book they can't put down. The emphasis on fostering curiosity and a love of learning has been invaluable. Additionally, the school places a strong emphasis on social-emotional learning, helping students develop important life skills like empathy, cooperation, and resilience. Overall, Beiger Elementary has provided a nurturing and enriching environment that has helped my child grow academically and personally.

horrible my child was stabbed at school and i didnt even get a call

This school I’m sure is wonderful for any families that have no problems and their children are perfect in every way. My grandson attended there for a year in kindergarten. They strongly talked my daughter and her husband into putting their son into the Spanish immersion class. Due to his adhd diagnosis this was not working. He was stressed out to the max and began to act out. There was no support from the school. Only almost daily trips to sit in the principle’s office. They had no compassion for a family struggling. The teacher wanted to keep him in her class to repeat and the principle was rude in her comments that they have never had a student graduate at age 19. Which, at the time, I thought a strange comment because they did not even have high school grades. My husband and I gave as much as we could at the time for their new building project to expand. The special programs for parents and grandparents seemed chaotic and not very well planned.

This school has been great for both of my kids. It is diverse and also offers an outstanding education. Sports and other extracurriculars are well-done, and there is a strong sense of community. Our third child will also be going to school there when he is of age. Highly recommend!

Our children are thriving here at TMA. The expectations of the school are that children are responsible for communication and performing their work and this can be difficult if you are 'over the shoulder' or your children aren't self-motivated. They pop out the other end independent thinkers, educated children, and form deep friendships. We are not part of the "donor class" referenced in other reviews and we have never felt any dis favoritism. Direct communication with parents is available if and when you need it.