Aw Brown-Fellowship Charter School

Posted October 13, 2009

My child attened a private school out of state and this 'excellent school' doesn't remotely compare. The teachers are just doing a job. The teachers are not following thru with correspondance that I, the parent, initiate. But Ms. Edingberg is awesome. That's the only class and teacher my child likes. My child learns in her class and talks about what he learns all the time. If you talk with her, she loves children, loves to teach, and realizes that each child learns differently! She's an asset. As far as my child, I'm looking for a new school, after waiting a year to get in and now ready to go after 3 months of classes. See how they treat you, then imagine how your child is being treated. One leads by example.
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Posted August 12, 2009

I believe A.W. Brown is a good school however, the school needs to learn how to conduct business properly. My child is receiving a great education but I'm having to work to hard as a parent because the business aspect of the school is horrible!
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Posted April 15, 2009

The leaders and administrative staff exemplify their mission statement with excellence towards the goal of nourturing their students w modeled examples academically, environmental, and personal commitment w an obvious Christian perspective. They incorporate many studies and projects that invite family interaction with rewards to the students participating. This is truly a healthy learning experience beyond any I have encountered.
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Posted August 2, 2008

Great school. If you don't like to have to put work into your child's education, find another school. Lots of homework to reinforce what is being learned in class. Class sizes are getting larger, but no larger than what is common in public schools. I know because I teach public school. The difference is that A.W. Brown teachers care about their students and have a wonderful dicipline policy in place so the larger class sizes are manageable. This is a top notch school for parents who want to be involved in their child's education. If you are a parent who feels the education and well-being of your child is 100% the responsibility of the teacher, don't even waste your time. My only regret is that once he goes to jr. high he will have to leave. This is a wonderful school with a vision to see our children become amazing people.
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