William G Enloe High

Conn practices tracking at a very young age, putting kids with higher tests scores (who are predominantly upper class and white) in more challenging classes, which reinforces racial and class inequality. It's a common yet extremely disturbing practice, and it needs to stop.

We switched schools to come here in 2nd grade and I'll just quote my almost 8 year old - "Hunter is the best school on the east coast!" He is a nerd and he has found his nerdy people! The electives are incredible, the teachers are incredible, and everyone is just so kind and normal and excited to be there. He goes to school happy and comes home happy. I couldn't ask for a better school for him and I'm thrilled to be a part of such a special place.

This school's biggest advantage is it's GT/AIG program and the variety of electives it provides to enrich the kid's forte including but not limiting to ELA/MATH AIG courses, Orchestra, Choir, Dance ensembles, Art to name a few. Most teachers are very supportive to the kid's needs and they work as a community for the betterment of the kids. The parent involvement is awesome and the school welcomes ideas/inputs from parents to a great extent.

We have really enjoyed sending our daughter to school here for the first couple of years. Our son is now getting ready to join her for K. I love the small community aspect and the staff/teachers all seem to really enjoy their jobs and have positive relationships with the kids. The learning is rigorous but they also have fun with field trips, playing outside, and plenty of other family orientated activities, as well. We enjoy the volunteer opportunities for the school, local community, and global partners. You don't have to be Catholic to attend here.