Laurel Ledge School

I'm happy my children are attending a great school! While there are always flaws in every system it's nice to see those flaws being addressed. Learning trends seem to be followed quite carefully & updated constantly. If we can just get the bullying policies under control it would be a much safer & happier environment for all concerned!
—Submitted by a parent

Laurel Ledge School has been the cornerstone of our childrens education, helping them grow both academically, and socially by motivating and guiding them via a tremendous group of teachers and a strong and caring principle. I believe the children are always put first and their interests are being looked out for across the board, coupled with involved parents and active PTO you have the recipe for success. I must reiterate that the counsel of the principle, and her leading by example has proved fundamental to the strength and achievements of the students at Laurel Ledge.
—Submitted by a parent

Laurel Ledge is a great school! The teachers and principal are wonderful. They are open to new ideas and the principal is an advocate and encourages parental involvement. There is a definite team approach to educating the students.
—Submitted by a parent

My children love Laurel Ledge! Great teachers and administration. An atmosphere focused on learning and working with parents to do the best for their children.
—Submitted by a parent

As a parent and an educator, I feel that Laurel Ledge is a welcoming and nurturing school. The teachers and principal do an amazing job every day. The office staff is incredible! The desks and rooms are clean every morning for the children. The principal often holds 'Breakfast with the Principal' for the parents, which is very welcoming. It shows that she wants to hear ideas, as well as concerns. They truly have an open door policy, which proves that the staff of Laurel Ledge realizes the importance of the relationship between the parents, principal and the teachers.
—Submitted by a parent

Love this school! The only reason I didn't give all the stars is because the Princpal does not deal well with bulling. I think that she could be more strict. Mostly when there is a bulling event she doesn'believe the child. The staff is excellent and they bend over backwards to help the kids. The staff goes out of their way for the kids, for the most part.
—Submitted by a parent

I was a teacher at this school. THe teachers are great and do everything they can to help their students succeed. The new administration in this school and in the district is just awful however. Who is looking over them to make sure they are doing their job?

Laurel Ledge is a warm learning environment in a small town setting. The school is designed in a campus style, which ensures children get plenty of fresh air as they walk between buildings. There is a new principal who has open and responsive communication with parents. Teachers are accessible and class sizes small.
—Submitted by a parent

I love this school. I have found the teachers and staff to be excellent. The level of academics is outstanding. My children were enrolled in the middle of last year and everyone helped them to fit in. My daughter is entering her last year and I know we will both be sad to see her leave. My youngest has 3 more years. I highly recommend this school!
—Submitted by Ruth Simpson, a parent

My experience of Laurel Ledge school has been one of vast disappointment. The pre-school program is terrible. The Kindergarten classes are wonderful, however this is not enough of a plus to want to keep my children enrolled there. The programs for the students are nonexistent or of poor planning and quality. My experience with the school has been such that I will be enrolling my children in a parochial or private school in the very near future.
—Submitted by a parent

On the whole this school has excellent academic programs. We have for the most part committed and excellent teachers. Parent involvement is encouraged. The Principal however is mostly unresponsive when issues are brought to his attention. Programs such as special education, which were once superior are losing their edge, and are not being taken as seriously as they need to be.
—Submitted by a parent