As per comments from friends, school is very good.

St. Raymond's Catholic School in Dublin, CA, embodies everything you'd want in a nurturing educational environment. As a parent, I've been incredibly impressed by the school's dedication to providing a well-rounded education grounded in strong values. One of the highlights of St. Raymond's is undoubtedly its exceptional Kindergarten teachers. They possess a rare combination of expertise, patience, and genuine care that makes the transition to school a seamless and joyful experience for both children and parents. Their commitment to fostering a love for learning in the youngest students sets a solid foundation for academic success in the years to come. Ramiro R-

Drew Elementary has been through an incredibly challenging 5 year period, but it is a school where I would encourage my neighbors to send their kids. Following a contentious boundary realignment by the school district in 2018, the school community was just beginning to form during the 2019-2020 school year when covid upended education. The 2022-2023 school year was the first "normal" year for most of our students, where the administration, teachers, students, and families re-established routines. The teaching staff and administration have stabilized, the PTA is rebounding, and traditions feel normal again. The 4th and 5th grade choir is back to winning competitions. The band and orchestra concerts are standing-room only. We have more students on rec sports teams than before. The annual Multi-Cultural Night and end of year celebrations (including Drew Day and the Peace Walk) are supported by the community and neighborhood. New playgrounds were installed in spring 2024. 30+ languages are spoken by our families, which represent a cross-section of the world and enrich our students' experience in a way the test scores don't reflect.

My sister went to this school and I watched her go from such a good and happy person to someone who wanted to die. After she left this hellhole of a school evry issue she had well at the school was gone she was back to normal.

I am a current educator at Pearson Elementary and my sons have attended this campus. They had wonderful memories and enjoyed their elementary years to the fullest. As a current teacher at Pearson Elementary, I work with some of the best teachers and assistants that truly care for the students and their education. Pearson Elementary is a great school with superior leadership.

Unfortunately, we are zoned for this school. Run far from this school if you can. My children were coming from with bruises on them from other kids bullying them at school (physically and verbally). I followed allnproper routes and nothing was done. The teachers claimed it's not bullying because it was happening to other kids too and that there was nothing they could do about it. Teachers are not supported by the admin to be able to make a difference. I ejded up having to file a report with the district to have anything done. My children went from loving school to being severely depressed and now they hate going to school. They don't feel safe at school and I have since pulled them out and resorted to home schooling.

I cannot say enough about how incredible Immanuel Lutheran School is. A friend recommended the preschool program and we’ve never looked back! The class sizes are small, so the teachers really get to know your child’s strengths, weaknesses, and personality. This helps them build actual individualized learning plans, not one size fits most. The students are all wonderful, kind and caring. They have a bible buddies program that pairs younger kids with bigger kids. It’s mostly arts and crafts and little projects together. I have absolutely loved this program. It has been such a blessing to my children to have the positive influence of the older students, and now my children get to be that same influence for preschoolers! Immanuel is building future leaders! I am so glad we chose to send our children to Immanuel, instead of Elmhurst 205. They love going to school every day; they actually cheer for joy when it’s Sunday night. Lastly, my husband and I are not from the area, the community among the parents has been something we are incredibly grateful for.

This school is great and diverse. Also, it has various programs that can fit a students need.

HTS is rated at the very top of all elementary and middle school rankings in the state for a reason - superb teachers that are engaged and invested in classrooms. My children have attended from Pre-K through middle school. We truly could not be happier with their growth and development. Very small class sizes (15 is typical, 18 is max) ensure that each teacher can focus on growing individuals. The Administration is engaged, responsive and caring. The Superintendent and Principal each know every single student (~290) by name and family (~180) doubtful any public school in the State can claim the same. HTS scores in upper echelon of NJSLA and offers strong Honors curriculum while providing superior support for children with extra or special needs. One small downside is difficulty fielding sports teams due to small class sizes. Most kids play sports through Madison Rec and travel teams. Overall, best school district in Morris County and one of the absolute best in the State.

I waited for a couple of years before writing a review so I could really get a feel for the school and community. Bottom line we are so thankful for Pine Spring. The principal and vice principals are amazing, engaged and supportive. My daughter has had 3 years of great teachers, and has made a sweet little friend group. The PTA works hard to plan fun events, and create relationships between staff and families, as well as between students’ families. We had the chance to send our daughter to another school for level 4 Advance Academics, and we chose to stay at Pine Spring for their level 4 AAP. (And so did many other families.) Pine Spring is a small, lovely community based school and I highly recommend sending your children here!

Mi experiencia a sido increíble las profesoras son excelente y el ambiente te es maravilloso, los niños aman ir a su escuela, las familias siempre están presentes en todas las actividades.

I only wish to address the safety concerns within this school. My pre-k daughter has experienced two urgent care visits as a result of incidents that occurred on campus. One incident involved another student forcefully pulling her arm, resulting in dislocation, while the other occurred when she tripped over a ball kicked by another elementary school student. Both incidents took place during the aftercare hours (3:30 pm - 5 pm).

This school system is derelict in actually looking out for students best interests. It is all about the administration and their social status. While some teachers are amazing, the toxic environment of the school system is NOT good for kids. It’s a shame, if the teachers (the good ones…not the old and shifty or the young ones who just put problems on the board, and go get a fresh cup of coffee) that cared were allowed more freedom, the kids would be much more interested and productive. There’s also a huge problem with funding and their lack of fiscal responsibility and discipline! Finally, there are problematic children that are not being adequately disciplined (apparently by some parents as well) and removed from school. Once a “student” has proven to only be interested in harassing actual students or destroying property…they should be booted. Not given more and more chances to continue down the same path. Not impressed with this district as a whole.

As a mom of 5 children, a school has never felt so much like home as Paramount! The acceptance and family connection we get is more than we could ask for. Our daughter, now 3 grade, has had unconditional support from teacher above her grade to the principal. A school that when a scholar walks by, they’re called by their name and made to feel welcome and appreciated. The ways of teaching and understanding all levels of learning is making powerful impacts on the students.

Honestly, Woodbridge Middle School is ok. Special education kids mostly get bullied due to their learning differences. Many students don't get caught doing bad things. Most of the teachers teach pretty well. Overall, it is a decent expierence.