Primrose School Of Bent Trail

Although this school is designated as an IB World school, which aims to promote a more peaceful world through understanding and respect, its practices starkly contradict these values. Under the leadership of the unprofessional principal, Jigyasa Sethi, the school environment adversely affects both staff morale and student well-being. Disciplinary actions such as making young children walk laps, isolating them during lunch ("lonely lunch"), and punitive responses to minor infractions undermine the principles of peace and respect the school claims to uphold. Moreover, the school's approach to handling concerns, such as calling security on a grandmother who voiced issues regarding emotional abuse and a lack of proper education, is concerning. With many students spending the year with a substitute teacher, critical educational opportunities are being missed. Parents seeking a genuinely nurturing educational environment might find this school, in its current state, unsuitable for their children.

Prince of Peace is a welcoming community. They provide a lot more support than many Catholic schools can or do. The have a great staff and many young students who are children of former students which speaks to their reputation. The administration is visible and supportive and overall my experience at POP has been a positive one.

We feel incredibly grateful to be a part of this special school community . This a place where children blossom-academically, socially and spiritually- grounded in strong Jewish values and genuine sense of belonging. As a parent of three graduates, I can confidently say that the education they received prepared them exceptionally well for high school and beyond. They were not only academically ready but also confident, motivated and well equipped to be admitted to excellent schools after graduation and to continue to thrive in great colleges. Now, watching our grankids experience the same nurturing environment is incredible special

Shelton's impact can be seen in the success of its students. The school's 2026 valedictorian, who started at Shelton in second grade, will attend Stanford University this fall. In her graduation speech, she said that while Shelton provided academic support and understanding teachers, what meant the most to her was acceptance. She credited Shelton with helping her accept herself and find a community that accepted her as well. That combination of academic excellence, confidence-building and belonging is what makes Shelton such a special place.

The owner( also) the Phonics teacher June Campbell is a very rude and unprofessional teacher, she hung up my phone call when I was on the phone and explaining my questions( she told me there are a lot of practice words in the video however, there is only one or two words practice in the video in every lesson) , I was asking if she gave me the wrong CD but she hung up my phone and never apologize to me, I would not let my daughter to be taught by such rude and terrible teacher. Away from this school