Inez Elementary School

This school can be a A+ school. However, once of the many problems at this school is that don't accommodated people with disabilities. They just now are putting in SCS program but why are they not having other impotent disabilities programs like IGS at this school. Is Belhaven discriminative to students with disabilities?! If they are not then why do they not have an IGS program and don't say it because they don't have enough or any students that register with that disability, New Mexico has many children with this kind of disability. I think it more on the line that the school does not want them and are avoiding registering them. The school also has many kids who have this disabilities are put in a specials ED class's with teacher who does not seem like being there. Then sent to a school that does rather then just have a permit program here. I feel in order for this school to get better then need more disability friendly program and to get a special ED teacher who not tired and burn out. This school could be a good as any of the top rich school we have here in Albuquerque/New Mexico!

They don’t handle bullying at all and the teachers will not communicate with the parents about the harassment that your child will feel at this so called “school”. My child comes home from school screaming and crying about how mean everyone is. I don’t recommend this school for anyone. No kid should ever have to feel these extreme emotions.

Christ Lutheran provides students with a safe and loving environment in which to learn and grow. Strong academics and strong moral foundations give children the tools to succeed in high school, college, and life.

I don't recommend this school at all.

My kids attended for 3 years. During that time they had some good teachers, a few great teachers. But do know this is a legacy school, generations of families have gone there and if you aren’t one of them you will feel it. Parents were not very friendly and for a Catholic school, some definitely not very christ like. We had a few minor problems while there and I reached out to the principal and never heard back, not one time. There is also very little diversity there, my kids were never mistreated for that reason by other kids, but they definitely noticed they were different than the other kids and that became an issue for their own self esteem. They also really just never fit in with the other kids there. We chose try the switch to public school for the emotional and mental well being of our children of color and are so glad we did. To my surprise, public school has been great for our kids. They are happy and doing great academically, and as a whole our family feels much more welcome than we ever did at annunciation.