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Parent Reviews (7 reviews)
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I have two children at HillTop and truly appreciate their attention to detail in helping all their students to excel. Ms. Smith keeps the formula engaging and rewards students and teachers alike. We are very satisfied!
My son has attended Hilltop since kindergarten and he is in 5th grade now. His teachers have all been wonderful and his 4th grade teacher really encouraged my son to be a reader. Several teachers started a Boys Book Club that meets after school. Hilltop has received national recognition for its character education and they have a value of the month they work on. My son serves on justice league (a peer review group), safety patrol, band, etc. The Hilltop Dancers are a great dance performance group for children. I like the principal Penny Smith -- she is very fair and responsive.
I have 2 children attending Hilltop and I love it! We have been at the school 4 years and have had quality teachers and have enjoyed all the activities the school has offered. Great staff and great families!
Our son is just a day away from finishing full-time kindergarten and we feel the experience has been great at Hilltop. We also have him in the extended day program, which is an after school care program for kids in any grade. Despite a switch in teachers around the beginning of April, Kindergarten lessons and daily activities were continued with the same quality and schedule. I am not completely happy with the reading program as the books are sometimes so old the language is even obscure. Additionally, the woman in charge of tracking their progress is very nice, but english is her second language and it is unfortuantely apparent in her spelling and pronunciation - both of which I feel are extrememly important when teaching a child to read. THe principal ond office staff are great and the PTSA is not pushy or maffia-esque.
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