Ms 61 Gladstone H Atwell

i absolutely regret sending my child here. This school is run like a zoo and the students run wild. The principal shows how much he is not in control nor does je tru to get a handle on things when they get out of hand. I'm sure my child could have gotten a better education at another school. The teachers are in a tough position because i feel like they are only soing what they are told to do. If you don't have a good leader then how do you expect others to follow. This is just a horrible school.

Our child is in Ms. Titus' Kindergarten class. We have had such a great experience, thus far. Our child is eager to go to school everyday, where Ms. Titus provides a nurturing and safe learning environment for all. We are appreciative of the growth that is being made and look forward to the rest of a great year!

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CATHOLIC ACADEMY EXISTS TO PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATION, ROOTED IN THE VALUES OF JESUS. THIS LEARNING COMMUNITY IS DEDICATED TO EMPOWERING STUDENTS TO WORK WITH OTHERS TO CREATE A JUST AND PEACEFUL SOCIETY.Students represent all levels of ability, both academically and socially. The school community strives to work together to nurture students who are cooperative, compassionate, kind-hearted, good-natured, respectful and responsible.

The principal is an ineffective leader who does not create a warm, welcoming environment. She yells at parents when they advocate for their children and even yells at parents during meetings. She is unapproachable and as long as she remains the principal of this school, enrollment will never increase.

Poor academic. Classes are overcrowded, not enough teachers: half of the school year did not have a math teacher! Bullying! Do not attend!

This school is very hands-on and communicates effectively with parents. I love the small class size and the encouraging learning environment where the students gets individualized attention. Introduces work early to students compare to public and even charter school students. The teachers are amazing and caring here.

My oldest son attended Mary Bobb, the Winthrop location, when he was 2.5 years old and still wearing pampers. He was always greeted with kindness, taught to be respectful and and was even potty trained there. He enjoyed going to daycare everyday. We loved his teacher Ms. Yvonne. That son is now 6 years old, obviously in elementary school, so I'm unaware of any changes between then and now other than the Winthrop location closing but I will be looking very strongly into this daycare as my youngest in just turning two now.