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The Beals families are very supportive of the classroom teachers and principal efforts to educate every single child that walks in the school.. Beals has a great number of students from various ethnicities and backgrounds, both international and local. I am currently a teacher in another elementary school that I love. I had the opportunity to teach at Beals previously and the highly structured leadership is greatly appreciated and always responsive to students, parents and community. 5 stars-Go Beals

10/10 my kids love there school and teachers alike.

I went to Walnut Hill Elementary threw pre-k-5 their teachers are so nice and help when needed but not on tests. There principal is super nice and there are nice kids I would recommend your kids could come to this school. There safety is super good and have great coaches for any sports either volleyball, girls and boys soccer, girls basketball, boys basketball. The teachers are so positive and try there best to teach you and help you feel comfortable to learn!

My child came to this school not know much, now he knows more than me.

My experience at Brownell Talbot was deeply negative. The teachers, lower school counselor, and headmaster are inept, both emotionally and academically. The headmaster is cold, shows no care for students or teachers, and has allowed her own family to bully both staff and students. Her poor leadership and the resulting inequality and ill-treatment have driven away many families and staff. I would have received a better education and been treated with more dignity at a public school. With decent leadership, this school could be much better. I do not recommend Brownell Talbot to any family looking for a positive academic and personal experience.

My two daughters attend this school--both are very different in personality and aptitude. Duchesne has allowed both girls to flourish while challenging each to grow into young women who can think and express herself well. Very thankful for this school!

I went to this school for a year, and I was miserable. The students were stuck up jerks and the teachers were rude, especially a certain English teacher... This is just my point of view as a non-Christian forced to go to a Christian school, so yes, I am biased. During my time there, they had at least one kid get bullied so bad she had to leave the school. They had a privilege for students that had parents who taught there, obviously getting favorited by the teachers. Anyway, don't force your religion on your kid, and if ask them if they want to go. If they say no, respect that. If they say yes, then great have fun.