My children have been attending Brookfield going on 3 years, and I couldn't be more satisfied. The…read moreeducators truly meet them where they are, providing the right balance of support and challenge while making learning fun along the way. I would definitely recommend checking this school out. You won't be disappointed!

Love Brookfield! So organized and great teachers/staff!…read more Mrs. Roberts taught pre-school for one of the kids I nanny and me and his parents were so impressed with how thoughtful she was with his social and emotional needs. She went out of her way to include his interests and needs in the accelerated curriculum. (She gave him a Pokémon workbook for when he felt he couldn't focus and also to help with the high energy he had.) Now his sister will be having Mrs. Roberts next school year and is so excited because she has already been introduced to her during cheer practice - which Mrs. Roberts also teaches! Currently in pre first, the youngest has Mrs. Kahle, who has also done an amazing job and really cares about her education!

This school will put your child in a classroom of the grade below if the classes are full without…read moreyour consent. There is no way a child will get the right curriculum or equitable opportunity. I am very unhappy as a parent of this school. I wish we would have chose Washington.

If i could give this school 0 stars, i would. This is the worst school i've ever been into in my…read moreentire life. I spent the worst years of my life here, i use a therapist constantly to discuss my trauma from this school. after being bullied and sexually harassed by a teacher, nothing was done. a photo of me without clothing was taken without my knowledge was shared around, and i fought the girl who took it. I was suspended, she wasn't. There was another incident when a boy attacked a girl, severely injuring her. This school put me through absolute hell, I've never recovered from the time i've been here. If there's another school, any other school near you send your children there.

Our family's experience at Bradshaw Christian School Elementary was incredibly disappointing and…read moreultimately led us to withdraw our children. One of our biggest concerns was the school's approach to child behavior and emotional development. In our experience, staff were quick to view behavior as a discipline issue rather than asking what might be driving it. Instead of teaching emotional regulation and coping skills, our son was frequently sent to the office to "reflect," which felt more punitive than supportive. We often felt that shame and compliance were prioritized over helping children develop the skills they were still learning. The school's mission states that it is committed to nurturing students' spiritual, academic, physical, emotional, and social development. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. When our child struggled with managing big emotions, we felt there was little curiosity about what he might have been experiencing or what support he needed. Instead, conversations quickly centered around behavior plans and recommendations for evaluation for ADHD. From our perspective, the behavior plans emphasized earning approval through compliance rather than building emotional regulation, resilience, and connection. We were also concerned that, unlike public schools, private schools are not required to provide many support services. Families whose children need additional help--whether speech therapy, emotional support, or other learning accommodations--may find themselves responsible for arranging and paying for those services. In our case, we were told that if our child remained at the school, we would need to provide and pay for a full-time aide in addition to tuition, uniforms, school supplies, and required volunteer hours. To be fair, we did encounter a few teachers who genuinely cared about children and wanted to help them succeed. However, those experiences were overshadowed by what we perceived to be a larger school culture that lacked understanding of child development and trauma-informed approaches. We also noticed significant teacher turnover during our time there, which made consistency difficult. After transferring our son to public school, the difference was remarkable. He was met with compassion, appropriate supports, and educators who focused on understanding his needs while teaching him the skills he was missing rather than punishing him for not already having them. He has flourished academically, socially, and emotionally. Every family has different priorities, but if your child has big feelings, emotional regulation challenges, speech or learning needs, or simply benefits from a more supportive and individualized approach, I would encourage you to carefully explore all of your options before choosing Bradshaw Christian. Our family wishes we had.

My grandchildren attend and I could not be happier. They are learning academically and about the…read moreBible. What a blessing to have this school.

My daughter attends Maryhill Midtown, and I honestly can't say enough good things about this…read moreschool. From the moment we first stepped on campus which is now 5 years ago, it just felt different -- warm, welcoming, and full of energy. The teachers are incredible -- caring, attentive, and truly invested in each child's growth. The curriculum strikes such a great balance between strong academics and creative, hands-on learning. My daughter has grown so much in both confidence and curiosity since starting here and even visits her favorite teacher Ms. Castro. The sports programs are another huge highlight! There's such a great community spirit, and it's clear that the staff..shout out to Mr. Kennedy...values teamwork, leadership, and fun just as much as skill. What I love most is how inviting the environment is. You can feel the pride and positivity in everything from the classrooms to the playground. It's a place where kids are genuinely excited to go to school every day. I love every year they have been introducing new electives from sewing to DnD to even a T Swift club that is engaging for everyone. If you're looking for a school that blends strong academics, great extracurriculars, and a warm community -- Maryhill Midtown is a gem. We couldn't be happier.

A World-Class Learning Community -- and an Distinguished School…read more Both of my daughters have been a part of Merryhill since before they turned one, and the experience has been nothing short of exceptional. From the very beginning, the school has provided a warm, family-like environment where students, parents, and teachers genuinely connect and collaborate. Merryhill's academics are comparable to top performing schools -- accelerated, challenging, and thoughtfully designed to help every student reach their fullest potential. As an Apple Distinguished School, technology and innovation are seamlessly integrated into the classroom, empowering students to think critically, create, and lead with confidence. Beyond academics, the variety of extracurriculars is extraordinary -- from Taylor Swift Club, Sewing, and Pokémon Club to sports and creative arts -- there's something for every child to discover and enjoy. Oh yes and Kids Kitchen ‍ The leadership of Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. Wallis has been remarkable. Their vision, compassion, and commitment to academic excellence create an atmosphere where teachers truly partner with families to nurture both the mind and heart of every student. From daycare at Merryhill Karista through elementary and middle school here at Merryhill Midtown has been a place of growth, belonging, and inspiration. We only wish there were a high school level to continue this incredible journey. Thank you Mustangs Parm Dhillon

Horrible school! Yes your child with do good academically but will leave traumatized. This school…read moreis like boot camp. Your child will get bullied by both teachers and children. The staff has no common sense. All that is really accepted is people of Asian descent and if you aren't you aren't welcome. You can't comunicate with teachers or principal. No one is friendly, no one smiles, they look at you like you are not welcome.

ghetto kids vaping here last year but they got good popcorn chicken so 4 stars. pretty good tacos…read moretoo.

My favorite school by far. Excellent teachers, great…read morefacility, amazing gymnasium, overall great environment for learning. I can't praise this school enough. Only complaint will be the bathroom situation but other than that it's amazing. Highly recommend this to any family with kids starting middle school!!

I haven't went here yet but I'm planning on it but i hope o get in and it looks like a really good…read moreschool

This place is horrible my child goes here and they all are very rude and disrespectful and one of…read morethe staffs are disgusting to the other staff and I hope everyone else who takes the children to this school are aware I will not be coming back

The PE teacher Brian Seifert is really not worthy of being a teacher. Since I was in third grade…read morehere, the number of times I have been assigned to a group with my friends in physical education class is very small. The explanation he gave was "you won't listen carefully together", and at the same time, he grouped other friend groups together every time. I don't understand. Is it our fault that our classmates don't pass the ball to us when we are playing games? People only give it to the kind of "popular kids", okay? Why should the fault be blamed on us? He gave me the feeling that he was targeting both of us. He was particularly disrespectful. He once said to a student, "If you have a brain problem, would you please go to the hospital?" Is this what a teacher should say? Every time when we want to form a group of two, others have already divided us up and only me and my friends are left together. At this time, he will say, "I have told you several times that you cannot form a team with the same person twice. Listen to me." Don't you understand human language? "what is the difference between this and bullying students? He gives me a feeling that he only likes the "popular" kids

Kinder has been the best for my 5 year old starting school. Looked at other schools, but this was…read morethe best choice. The staff and office are great very approachable and will answer any questions. Small school but feels more like a family environment.

Best Catholic School in town... St Charles has the best teachers, really caring principal…read moreThe academic standards at Saint charles are on top of all other schools. I really recommend all the families to check it out. St Charles has computer classes , all sports like basketball , volleyball you name it. Thank you Saint Charles for been part of our community... My daughter Ashlee is so happy to be part of this great school.