Algonquin School

Public | PK-3 | 479 students |  

PHONE: (203) 758-4408

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30 Coer Rd

Prospect, CT 06712

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Regional School District 16

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Algonquin School, located in Prospect, Connecticut, serves grades PK-3 in the Regional School District 16. It is among the few public schools in Connecticut to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 9 out of 10.

The school community has reviewed this school and given it an average rating of 3 out of 5 stars.

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Posted on May 30, 2007
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this school has great teachers, but lacks technology and upgrades which enhance learning. A military atmosphere is employed in this overcrowded and outdated school.
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Posted on Aug 23, 2006
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The school is clearly far more concerned with test scores and 'numbers' than they are with the student's happiness or providing an environment that fosters an interest in further education. The principal hasn't even the slightest semblance of empathy for her students or their parents and the teachers clearly follow her lead. I couldn't pull my child out of the school fast enough. If you want a child that will follow orders blindly, not think for him/herself, and fear their superiors; then this is the school for you. Otherwise, I strongly advise that you look into private schools in the area.
--Submitted by Dave, a parent

Posted on Jan 11, 2006
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Schoolwork tends to be difficult for younger kids. There is no time for social activity. Recess consists of more work if outside recess is not available. The children have to sit in the cafeteria before school starts and are not allowed to talk. Very disappointed and disturbed of what goes on at this school.
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