Hazeldale Elementary School has a welcoming staff and strong community support. With engaging…read moreteachers and a safe environment, it helps students grow. More extracurricular options could make it even better.

This brand new school looks great, and the playground area is amazing for younger kids. It has a…read morecovered basketball court too, which is always nice. Would definitely recommend for a fun time with the kids.

My kid (not that I have one) doesn't go here, but my cousin's kids do!…read more My cousin lives down the street from the school and when I came to visit, my little niece and I decided to get our exercise by walking to school and walking around the track. She gave me a thorough explanation of her daily schedule and mentioned they have a computer lab with brand new Apple computers (jealous!). She also gave me a tour of their school garden. I'm jealous. Wish I had gone to an elementary school like this one... a bonny school it is indeed!

If you are looking for a private school that is top notch and focuses on each individual child,…read moreplease explore The Catlin Gabel School. In a world where education puts kids in a box, The Catlin Gabel School is a refreshing tangent. I am so impressed with the students who have attended this school. They are the most mature kids who have been educated in a way that brings out the best of their gifts and abilities. Last year I had a student intern from Catlin at my place of business and I was so impressed. She was able to produce a professional video that reached the heart of my acupuncture practice and business. The first thought for most is that they cannot afford the school, but they have a complete system for financial grants and scholarships based on what you can realistically afford. According to the website: "More than one-quarter of the student body receives financial assistance through need-based grants and special scholarships. Grant and scholarship awards are not loans and do not have to be paid back. In 2013-14, we allocated over $3.4 million in financial aid to families with annual household incomes primarily in the range of $15,650 to $170,000. Award grants ranged from $1,830 to $25,750 and averaged $16,235." We hope our boys can attend this school next year or in the future and we applying for the 2014-15 school year. Fingers crossed and wish us luck!

I attended the upper school many years ago. Looking back on it now, I'm so grateful that my parents…read moremade me attend Catlin Gabel. The school really prepared me to be on my own once I graduated and also I was ahead of so many when I got to my college classes. I loved the small school environment once I was there! I can't say anything bad about Catlin! Go Eagles!

this was my school I was a kid but what have they done to the school yard. it looks awful, why are…read morethere so many fences. there are only 2 ways in and out now. bad planning and wasteful spending of tax dollars on unneeded fencing

EPIC FAIL~! This…read moreschool lives up to worse social Economics stereotypes there are. In Hillsboro Or you are already a minority if you are a native English Speaker. Or not employed by a major IT Company. This public school crawls in at 999th place. If it ranks at all. * Over sized class room. * Half English Half Spanish curriculum. * Poor Facility management. * And a under appreciated PTA. This schools begs the Question is this the best America can do. http://www.greatschools.org/oregon/hillsboro/43-W-L-Henry-Elementary-School/