This school started out as a great alternative to traditional school, however over time we realized…read morethat they do not have the structures developed to support whole child learning. It is very difficult if your child does not fit the "mold". Diversity isn't celebrating but rather discouraged. There is very little inclusivity if your child does not fit the box. They tend to call out rather than in and have a shame based disciplinary structure. There are a lot of scholastic gaps as well.

This is a review of the outdoor spaces & playgrounds, not the school itself. These areas are kept…read moreopen for public use in the evenings and weekends with the understanding that you use "at your own risk" and cannot bring a lawsuit against the school because your kid took a tetherball in the face. * There are two modest play structure areas featuring the typical slides, climbing areas, ladders etc. * Tons of brightly painted hopscotch and foursquare areas * Tetherball pole with titular ball * Great visibility across the entire area. Downside of this is that it's 95% blacktop with very little green space and/or tree cover * Tasteful black chain link fencing surrounds the entire area, making it more secure for slippery tots * No dogs allowed

As a lifelong Catholic who attended private Catholic schools, I was excited to send my son to The…read moreMadeleine Choir School. Sadly, our experience was extremely disappointing. From the start, his first-grade teacher was negative and unwelcoming, and we felt he was unfairly targeted. The final straw was when he was accused of "choking" another child during a playground game. The other student and his parent confirmed that no choking happened, yet Principal Megan Randazzo pressured my son to admit it and ignored the truth. She kept slamming her hands on the table.Without any real investigation, she expelled our first grader. This is not the compassionate or fair environment one would expect from a Catholic school. Since transferring to Christian school, he is thriving and super happy. Parents, please think twice before enrolling your child at MCS. Many families, including ours, have felt their children were targeted rather than supported. Very disappointed.

The Madeleine Choir School has exceeded every expectation we had. From the moment we joined, the…read morewarmth and care shown by the entire staff have been remarkable. Both Principal Douglas and Principal Randazzo genuinely care about each and every student -- not just academically, but personally. They take the time to know each child and ensure they feel valued and supported. Dr. Kristen Fuoco is incredible with helping students navigate any challenges they may face. Her compassion and dedication make such a difference in the lives of the children. My son, who transitioned from a very large charter school, has been welcomed with open arms. The staff and faculty have helped him recognize his individual strengths and encouraged him toward success and confidence. Mr. Sparks is an unsung hero who ensures everything on campus runs smoothly -- from maintenance and transportation to security and more. I always know my child is safe at school thanks to the school's thorough background checks and safety training for all personnel. The commitment to a secure and nurturing environment gives parents tremendous peace of mind. The Madeleine Choir School also offers an incredible array of after-school programs, clubs, and private music lessons. The choir program is truly outstanding -- the director's passion and excellence in teaching are unmatched and bring out the best in every student. Overall, I cannot imagine a better school experience. The Madeleine Choir School is a place where students are not just numbers -- they are known, valued, and inspired to reach their full potential. I wholeheartedly recommend this school to any family seeking an exceptional education within a supportive and uplifting community.

This is an amazing school! If you are looking for a school that can rival an east coast school,…read morethis is the one! Don't be swayed by other schools which may have a bigger campus. If you can get your child into Rowland Hall, you are very lucky!

I cannot say enough about our experience at Rowland Hall. We have two children who started in the…read moreBeginning School, are currently in the Lower School and Middle School and we plan for them to graduate from Rowland Hall. We were drawn to the school because of their small class sizes, strong academic curriculum, and beautiful facility. We have stayed at Rowland Hall because of their amazing teaching staff, the school's constant efforts to strengthen the student learning experience, and the wonderful inclusive community. One of the many strengths of the school is their amazing faculty. I'm always amazed by how well they know each child, but also how well they bring out the best in each individual. I feel like the school does a great job in building individuals who are strong critical thinkers, but also individuals who love to learn. My children LOVE going to school at Rowland Hall and as a parent, I feel that this school is the best investment and best fit for our children.

This has to be the worst school mainly because of their crossing guard problem. I have called so…read moremany times throughout one year over the same crossing guard not being there or not even getting out of his car. We are in February, 7 months later, and IT IS STILL AN ISSUE! I suggest putting your child in a different school... They don't care about the safety of your child!

The principal, teachers, secretary, tutors, and counselor do everything they can to help students…read morewith the limited resources the state of Utah provides. The state of Utah must step up to the plate for their most vulnerable children. This school is evidence that there are good teachers but without the financial support of the state they can only do so much.

I looked at 10 different elementary school's within Salt Lake City, UT for my child to attend…read more After reviewing over programs, scholarships, honors classes, etc. I chose Bonneville Elementary School. Glad I made the final decision to have my child attend this elementary. The teachers are amazing as I have met and know them first hand and have witnessed them spending their time individually with each student as if it were their own child. I love that I am able to help out with any school activities as well for my own child's classroom. The PTA is awesome here! I love the "no-bully" rule at this elementary, it definitely helps with all children's behavior anywhere on campus. I love this school so much that I make sure to donate to the school, class room, events, etc. I enjoy knowing that they have plenty of supplies for all of the students, not just 1-10, lets share and make it 1-800.

Bonneville elementary school of education has a great code of conduct #1 Be respectful #2 Follow…read moredirections the first time given. And number 3 Keep your feet. Hands and other objects to yourself. How wonderful.

Three stars because the first two years of our experience here was great, the last two; not so…read moremuch. I noticed a serious decline in teacher enthusiasm and then a constant wave of turnover. I noted that the staff was likely underpaid and treated poorly. I also felt that although most of the staff cared for the children, the owner was less focused on the happiness of the teachers, parents and students, and more on how much money she was raking in. During the COVID shutdown, we pulled our child out temporarily, and paid the amount asked to hold our spot for our return. We were never contacted or questioned after that and when we brought him back, we were told that he didn't have a spot in their school because we didn't "complete the SECOND survey they emailed out, asking what our decision on return was" -even though we had already paid to hold his spot. Ultimately, after feeling unappreciated and unhappy overall, we pulled him out. Thinking we would get our money back was apparently giving the owner of this school too much credit, because she refused and said that was our choice to pull him out. I feel as though she's taken this daycare in a distasteful direction and I would be cautious when considering it for your child.

A+ Preschool for Bullies!…read more Does your little monster love to bite and disrupt and cause chaos? Is your uncontrollable terror often kicked out of more discerning schools? Look no further. You've found your sanctuary in the Childtime preschools. The administration would rather send those pesky rule-abiding, gentle (read: wimpy) kids away than ask you to actually parent your villain. Boys are taught at this young and impressionable age that girls should be bit if they stand up for themselves, and that it's better to touch first and ask forgiveness never. (Silly parents trying to teach daughters to demand respect. Hahaha!) If this sounds like the hellion who terrifies you at home and that you can't possibly be bothered to parent, then sign right up without delay. Your life is about to get even easier. ****Docking one star because the playground stinks.

Poor leadership and some teachers no vocation. They wake up…read moreand go to the school everyday for the paycheck. If your child is smart, well behaved, he/she will do ok in this school as well as in any other school. But, if your child and family aren't perfect like many of us, don't expect to find the support, competency or will to help you. OLL vs. home school? ...Home school.

Such a great school! I love the teachers, the principal, and the students. Such an amazing…read morecommunity.

While the old principal was super nice to me he was super rude to all of my friends which included…read morethrowing their lunch away for no good reason sometimes just for fun also would take away their recess for just talking at lunch most of the teachers were good though.

Not sure how this place doesn't have a review, seeing as how it's over 100 years old and all, but…read moreit's probably due. A lot of this rating has to do with the former principal, who is now thankfully put to pasture somewhere and who shepherded that whole "take the kids lunch away and throw it in the trash in front of them" thing...look up the news stories on that one if you're not familiar. Without getting into details, that was one of many examples of the notoriously disgraceful mannerisms of that particular individual and it colored (negatively) the entire school. Front office staff is also atrociously offensive and though this may (and hopefully will) change in the future, this is also one of the greediest schools I've ever had the misfortune of observing. This is also one of the busier schools and if your child is well acclimated to institutions, they will stand a much better chance. If they're not or if they need some extra attention, this is not even remotely a good choice and almost certainly they will not enjoy their time there. The school reminds me a lot of the school portrayed in the Pink Floyd's The Wall movie, as far as what they ideally seem to want from the children. Individualistic behavior does not appear to either be wanted or encouraged. There do seem to be some teachers who care and who are invested in the kids, but they seem frequently overburdened, so time will forever be at a premium to them and that probably explains why there is such a heavy parental assistant load (far more than I've seen elsewhere) present here. There are a myriad of educational "styles", of course, but this one does not seem to be built for any of the student's education, confidence or success...