Private | PK-4 | Nonsectarian |
"We are best known for well rounded program offerings."
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Brighton Schools is a private school in Folsom, California. It is coed and nonsectarian, serving grades PK-4.
This school's average Community Rating, based on 17 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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0.2 miles | |||
0.3 miles | |||
0.7 miles | |||
Natoma Station Elementary School 1 miles |
As very concerned parents, with a lot of personal exigencies especially regarding high educational standards, I'm happy to state that by far Brighton School in Folsom exceeded our expectations in every single sphere. As a plus, their absolute heartwarming concern for every single child's well being, as well his/her development was truly impressive. If you are weighting whether or not it pays to make an extra sacrifice in order to provide a private school to your little precious ones, and make this so early time of their lives significantly important - especially when it comes to their emotional and intellectual further advancement, I truly recommend Brighton School in Folsom as the best place to enroll your children"...
Brighton is a wonderful school ranging from their infant care all the way to their highest elementary grade (currently 2nd grade). My daughter went to the school from K-2nd grade and loved every second of it! My son is in the preschool program and has been there since he was 1 . All of the teachers and staff, regardless of the campus location, are caring, personable and professional; they are truly like an extended family. My daughter left after 2nd grade, but is always eager to return to Brighton for their wonderful summer camp program. The school is well organized with their planning of activities and has a consistent system for parent communication (weekly emails and daily verbal updates when you pick your child up). Their child to teacher ratio is hard to beat in other private schools and definitely can t be done by other public schools!
My child has been going to the Brighton Schools for 3 years now. He has attention deficit disorder behaviors and the teachers at this school have been so flexible with identifying, creating and implementing learning solutions specific to his needs. I know exactly what goes on and the teacher enables us to continue with those routines at home by providing us with her day remedy program. My son loves going to school and as a parent, I know my son is very much loved by all the staff at Brighton.
We have 2 children that have been in Brighton since birth and we LOVE the school, LOVE the teachers and feel like it is a FAMILY first school with an excellent environment and staff. We have never had any poor experiences or interactions. The school goes beyond all expectations with communication, fun for kids, balance and excellence. Our kids view the school as part of the extended family. Would HIGHLY recommend this for your children. Ignore the comments by the individual who rated the school poorly. An occassional rouge parent believes they know more than the professionals and that 1st graders should be taught rocket science and differential equations. If you want your child to be safe, cared for, taught well, have fun, and if you want to associate yourself with other great families of all nationalities this school is for you!
I have been fortunate to have my 8 year old son enrolled at Brighton since Kindergarten. The teachers and other staff have gone out of their way to make sure that my son, who has special needs, gets the attention and appropriate homework that he needs. I have always had open, honest and regular communication with K,1 and 2 teachers. Sometimes I receive daily info on his progress. The teachers are warm, funny, and obviously well-educated. I don't know what I would have done without Brighton, it's small class size, and ideal curriculum since my son would not be successful in public school. I look forward to 3rd grade. Thanks Brighton!
I RECOMMEND BRIGHTON-ABSOLUTELY ! NOTE: This is a cross-post and a follow up to my posting on MyFolsom.com , Folsom Forum (dated 4/21/09): Brighton teachers are warm and set clear expectations for the kids, in the classroom and during play time, both of which provide opportunities for learning. In my opinion, Brighton provides a warm family atmosphere as well as a safe and a positive academic and social environment. To quote my daughter, Brighton provides a "very good education and has super nice teachers." As for summer camp, they ROCK! My daughter began with Brighton more than 4 years ago, before kindergarten, and attended classes through 2nd grade. She attended summer camp starting in pre-k through 4th grade and is again enrolled at Brighton for 2010 camp activities. I've had consistent positive experiences with Brighton and felt compelled to review.
I have had the privilege of all 3 of my children attend Brighton both in the pre-k and private elementary programs. I have found the teachers and the staff to remain consistent and foster an academic and social environment that continues to exceed my expectations.
This school is great if your child is in pre-K and K, but I not for the first and second grade. The school is disorganized, the staff has limited knowledge on child development, and general class management skills. When an issue is escalated it's simply a one way conversation because their concern is the well-being of their staff not the child. In addition, the school has no concept of basic curriculum policy, for example not celebrating holidays. The teachers don't like open parent communication in fact, it's discouraged and parents are not involved in parent curriculum development.
I could not be happier with the care our son receives. He is always happy when we drop him off and seems disappointed when it s time to leave. I was concerned that we wouldn t be able to find someone that we could trust to watch our son, but have felt completely as ease leaving him with the care providers at Brighton. I love that each day, when we pick him up, his teachers discuss his day in detail. Though most days are great, because they are open and honest with me about his day, whether good or bad, we are able to address any concerns efficiently. I feel that they are helping us raise our son in a warm, loving environment and that they truly care about his development and well being. I don t think there is a more perfect fit
My daughter had a serious injury in the summer program that was a true accident that was not caused by neglect, etc. The Brighton Natoma Station supervisors/staff handled it exactly the way a parent would want it handled. They were great! we have 2 kids attending for 5 years and have been very pleased. Good student/teacher ratios, confidence builders, exposure to foods, games, creative resources. Caring people and family feel.
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