Cormier School And Early Learning Center

Our family came from homeschooling at a point when we were feeling disconnected from community and worn out from trying to accommodate three different learning styles. In looking for a school, one of our highest priorities was for our each of our kids to be seen as a whole person, not just a name or GPA. We wanted them to make friends and thrive as humans while learning. Our family's experience at Aldo has exceeded our hopes not only for our kids, but for us as a family. Our whole family has benefited from being part of the Aldo community in that we've all made friends and found a place where we can be ourselves and share our talents. The care and attention that the teachers have shown each of our children brings me to tears. They know their personalities and strengths and weaknesses and do their best to help them connect to learning in ways that work for them. The relationships that they build with the students makes it easy for kids to ask for help when they need it not only academically but also in their personal lives. I have seen our kids grow in confidence and skill over the years we've been at Aldo. Our eldest was so nervous about moving to public school and there were many tears, but now she says it was one of the best things that we've done. She is now thriving in high school, and I credit a lot of that to her time at Aldo. Our middle child really struggled her first year, but one of the counselors was intentional about helping her make friends and checking on her if I let her know she was having a rough morning. Knowing that someone was looking out for her really calmed my own fears and made me feel confident she would make it through. She feels so much more comfortable at school and loves her friends and teachers. Our youngest has really grown in his reading skills and is discovering an aptitude for math that I was not equipped to foster when I was homeschooling them. Teachers partner with parents to do the very best for the kids and help them become awesome human beings.I cannot say enough about how much our family loves and appreciates Aldo Leopold Community School!

Caring school, new principal walks the grounds after school talking to parents making sure the kids are safe. The teachers work with their students to help the do their best and there are lots of after school programs to keep the children active.

My daughter was beat up by a boy on the playground, he is a kid that always got into trouble for violence and they let him be with other kids! They said it was my daughter ‘s fault because she threw a snowball (playing) at his arm. She told us when she got home they didn’t even call! We took her out of that school that day! We asked what was done and they admitted that they didn’t bring him to the office just her to tell her she shouldn’t throw snowballs at him! No consequences for him at all for beating another child! The principal wouldn’t let us see the video either. Obviously the teachers weren’t watching because he held her down and beat her! My daughter has a learning disability and it took them a year and a half to actually get her help even though we kept asking. Her teacher let the kids talk about their elf on the shelf and she told my daughter her elf was fake! Kids would bully my daughter and the counselor said kill them with kindness and did nothing! My daughter was slapped on the face by a boy and told the bus driver, bus driver said tell your teacher, teacher said tell your bus driver! This school is horrible just like the school district. I worked for Green Bay’s school district so I know what goes on. If I would’ve known about how bad it was I would’ve moved somewhere else! They are shutting down Green Bay schools because everyone is fleeing to other districts! I tried to move my daughter a year in but every district was full! I even looked an hour away…full! Don’t send your kids to (GBAPS) Green Bay Area Public Schools and definitely not Langlade Elementary! My daughter came home crying EVERYDAY it was a nightmare! She is at a new school now, we moved out of state and her new school is 10k times better!

I have 3 Grandson's that attend this school. My middle Grandson has been in speech therapy since kindergarten. His speech is NOT improving. I do not know what their program is, but whatever it is with their approach, is NOT working. Sometimes it seems like he is getting worse. Every time they come to visit, I have to work with each Grandson to teach them, different things, that they should be learning in school. Something needs to change. My Grandson has also informed me that other kids are calling him stupid, because of his speech. This is unacceptable. He needs more one on one, OR his Speech Theropist needs to change her/his technique, with him. We all do not learn the same. I was through this when I was in elementary school, I was labeled, which is NOR RIGHT. It all has to do with the teachers techniques. They need to realize and be conscious, AND ACKNOWLEDGE, when a child is struggling. Again, this is unacceptable.

The student/teacher ratio is unmatched, and each child is given the opportunity to flourish in their development of learning and faith.