No 4 John Battin Elementary School

People are against Homesexuality, People will get beat up for it. If you are homesexuallity don't come to this school.

Amabilidad responsabilidad eficaz compromiso atención inmediata la educación excelente y lo más importante es que son bilingues es más fácil la comunicación para uno que no habla inglés todo el personal te a tiende en tu idioma nato excelente escuela me gusta mucho

This school is by far the WORST school that I have ever dealt with. They make absolutely no accommodations for children with special needs and instead they suggest that the child complies to what they think they should be doing. They are completely unprofessional and very uneducated. They give you absolutely no resources to what your child is entitled to by law you have to do your own research and ask (demand)for what your child is entitled to by the district. The principal makes absolutely no effort into accommodating the child the social worker doesn’t entail anything of what your child deserves and needs instead follow a guideline and give you the bare minimum to help them. THE WORST !!!!!

I am a student at William F Halloran currently and it’s a nice school learning is enforced pretty well but the students enthusiasm isn’t. Kids don’t want to learn, I know 5-7th grade kids can be, well difficult but the teacher are nice. Security is good aswell

My son attended 8th grade at this school, and our experience has been truly wonderful. The small class sizes allow teachers to give each child personal attention. They are not only attentive but also exceptionally kind, taking the time to sit with every student and ensure they understand each problem.What impressed me most is the supportive and family-like environment. The children help one another to learn and grow, and by the second day of school my son told me: “They all treat you like a family here.” That perfectly captures the spirit of this school.The academic program is strong, but what sets it apart is the way it also teaches important life skills, preparing students for success beyond the classroom. The principal, too, deserves recognition. She is not disrespectful, as I have seen suggested, but rather professional and appropriately strict. She expects discipline and carries the responsibility of ensuring the well-being of every child.Because the school is small, there aren’t always enough students to form teams for certain sports, but they do provide gym. In many ways, it feels like a private, almost “boutique” school—one where children are respectful, well-behaved, and genuinely happy.I have never seen my son so eager to go to school each morning. He loves his teachers, his classmates, and the entire atmosphere. We are very happy with this school, and as a parent, I am deeply grateful to see my son thriving and joyful every single day.