Dr. H. O. Smith Elementary School
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3 reviews
33 School Street
Hudson, NH 03051
Hudson, NH 03051
(603) 886-1248
Community Reviews
Read what parents are saying about Dr. H. O. Smith Elementary SchoolI was apprehensive about putting my child in a public school, but it has been fantastic. The school is an older building, but the classroom is very nicely equipped and the teachers and administration are fantastic. My son has grown so much this year.
Posted by a parent on 5/22/2018My youngest sons attend H.O. Smith Elementary in Hudson, NH. I feel like they are receiving a quality education. The teachers and staff are supportive and my children are learning. The Special Education staff is excellent, as I have a child with an IEP who requires special services and have had constant interactions with his team. They have helped him enjoy the first successful years he has ever had at school due to his disorder. I have been, for the most part, very happy with my sons' academic experiences at Smith. I would highly recommend you learn and are aware of yours and your child's rights and to exercise them when dealing with the guidance department, and to be actively involved in any special services your child receives to assure your child is getting the support they need to succeed during the school year.
Posted by a parent on 6/10/2013N/A
Posted by a teacher on 3/16/2007Nearby Schools
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3/10GreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageThis school is amazing. The staff are all supportive and encouraging, the school itself is warm and welcoming and feels like a community. They do all kinds of extra activities for the kids, like this year every kid got a cookbook and apron with chef hat, and at Christmas every kid got to pick a board game to take home. The curriculum is very good, and the advanced math and science tract is very apparent. My son was a little behind in reading at the beginning of the year, and by the end he is a full grade ahead. These teachers truly care about your child.Parent Review1y ago - St. Christopher School
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N/AGreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageI returned to Nashua area after nearly 30 years overseas. My (foreign-born) wife followed, with our young kids. We fully intended on putting our kids in the public school system, once they were of age.I was not prepared for the shock of the degradation of Nashua’s public schools. We researched school assessments and toured our assigned public elementary school.A staff member at that school, who is a friend of the family, sent us a stern warning not to send our kids there. She said she would not send her kids there, if mine were hers. That was an honest, ominous warning from someone on the ‘inside’. We decided to make up our own minds, so we toured the school and observed a bit of the school day.My wife, who is not Catholic and was against sending our kids to private school, finally ‘relented’ (after her extreme disappointment with the atmosphere at our assigned public school) and she let me schedule a tour of Saint Christopher (then “School”) Academy.The difference in the tours between the two schools was so stark, in all the most meaningful ways.(These were not all-day tours, but we saw/heard enough at both schools to have a good feel about which one we definitely did NOT want our kids subjected to.The students at St. Chris were courteous and polite, and the teachers we spoke with, spontaneously, were willing to (transparently) talk about what they do/were doing, in their classrooms.There was far less teacher ‘screaming’ at kids (read: fewer education-degrading disciplinary distractions).For a school in a nearly all-white state, St. Chris was, visibly, quite diverse. Later I came to know parents of a multitude of nationalities and non-Catholic/non-Christian religions.Uniforms: No matter what one thinks about uniforms, they do engender a certain ‘feel’ to the place. It feels like a ‘community’. As kids of various ages sought to get by us in the hallway between classes, they were universally polite—greeting us, or excusing themselves as they squeezed by. Our kids have done pre-school to (now, oldest) 7th grade, and though no place is perfect, in all things, at all times, we, as parents, have been pleasantly surprised at the level of work our kids are doing at such a young age. I grew up in Hollis, NH (with its good public school system) and my kids are way ahead of where I was, at THEIR ages.Though many dislike discussing ‘morality’, there is a keen sense that, at St. Chris, morality counts. If $ is an issue: #NH Education Freedom Accounts!Parent Review1y ago - Infant Jesus School
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N/AGreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageOur son is currently in Kindergarten, and we've just enrolled our younger son in their Pre-K 3 program next year. We could not be happier with our overall experience. Our son is loved and cared for, and his test scores have improved tremendously over the course of the year. He was struggling to learn to read, and they offered extra help and support, and he is now soaring in that area of development. More importantly, he's learning to be a kind, empathetic and spiritual little boy who knows what it means to serve others. We cannot recommend this school enough, and there are many ways to receive tuition assistance, so don't let the price tag of private education keep you from touring and considering this elementary school.Parent Review4y ago - Presentation of Mary Academy
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Hudson schools - Dr. H. O. Smith Elementary School is located at 33 School Street, Hudson NH 03051. Dr. H. O. Smith Elementary School is in the Hudson School District. Dr. H. O. Smith Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels K-1.
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