Paul Chatfield School

I have 2 children at chatfield and have nothing but good things to say. The teachers are very caring and the kids receive a very good education. I was skeptical about "public" schools.... but I have no complaints about the seymour school system at all. Great job!
--Submitted by a parent

I have nothing but good things to say about this school. Teachers care, Principal both past and present are available and willing to talk. Kids are kids anywhere you go. I feel that my son is given the attention he needs. My son is on an IEP and the team has done very well with my son's plan and adapting as things arise. I can not say enough about this school.
--Submitted by a parent

Math is too advanced for the children. These subjects are not appropriate for such young children such as; geometry, algebra , and division before knowing many of their timetables. This is not an exaggeraton. Looks good on paper for the teachers. Very frustrating for the kids. Someone investigate this school with a surprize visit !!
--Submitted by a parent

Great school not very culturally diverse however. But it's excellent and we were treated well proving that not all white schools are racist. My 5/6 year old and I were treated with the up most respect from faculty and teachers who really cared about my child. I did not care for the principal however and her kindergarten teacher ws always helpful to us and very sweet. My little one loved her experience there. I didn't want to send my child to a Black School because we look mixed and the Black schools are not good anywhere we go so we had to give my child a 'white education' however the immediate community where the school sits is made up of more educated whites and we were very happy there. It is a fun learning enviroment and we wer treated with respect. this is a good school.
--Submitted by India Christine, a parent

Very happy with this school! Teachers really care, up-to-date curriculum, excellent PTA organization, very clean, everything is great! My son is very happy here!
--Submitted by Laura Sandoval, a parent