Monroe Elementary School

We are halfway through our first year at Cleveland Elementary, and we couldn’t be happier with our experience. Moving from a state with significantly higher testing and performance benchmarks, we had lofty expectations for public education. Cleveland Elementary has not only met those expectations but has exceeded them in every way.The educators and staff are highly engaged and deeply motivated to help students excel beyond their grade-level benchmarks. At the same time, they approach each child's unique needs with care and thoughtfulness. The level of parent involvement and the faculty's enthusiastic support of it have been nothing short of extraordinary. This partnership between parents and teachers is what truly sets Cleveland Elementary apart.The school radiates a spirit of progress, continuously striving to improve and reach new heights for its students. Words like "good enough" or "settling" are simply not part of the vocabulary here. From the dedicated teachers and staff to the enthusiastic students and supportive parents, everyone is united in the pursuit of excellence. Cleveland Elementary is truly a remarkable place to learn and grow!

We love MLS. My daughter has been attending since PS3 and is now in 2nd grade. The sense of community and family involvement is fantastic. Everyone will know your child’s name and care for her/him. They teach sound Christian doctrine from the Bible. The small class sizes helps your child get the attention s/he needs. I have had one instance of bullying and it was addressed swiftly and to my satisfaction. They have family events where you get to know other parents and the staff. It is a quality education that I know my child is being prepared well for what’s next. I highly recommend MLS.

This school is rich in diversity and heritage. BJCCS teachers capitalizes on love of God, faith in the Catholic Church, and strong academics. My grandsons attended this institution and continue to excel in their educations today.

My daughter's year was terrible. She did the same boring apps daily with little to no student or teacher interaction. She was taught one lesson this entire school year. We even switched teachers because the first one taught nothing, my daughter never even 'met' her. The new teacher just directed kids to IXL. This is the type of experience that makes kids dislike learning and school in general. I would not recommend epic.