Stall Brook Elementary School

I currently have one child in Stallbrook. Her teacher is wonderful! The school itself is terrible!!! MCAS scores prove that. The curriculum offered gets worse every year and it appears that the administration just doesn't care anymore. The school is a real disappointment and even the children have no respect for their school. I have an older child fortunate to enrolled elsewhere and the difference in the level of education they are receiving is astounding. I agree the school needs an overhaul!
--Submitted by a parent

Whole school system is in need of overhaul. Plans to improve schools have not been met. School is not competetive with peer group. This school in particular sets poor foundation for future. Administration and teachers are dated allowing weak curriculum and mediocre performance. I pulled kids from system. Nuff said!
--Submitted by a parent

I have an older daughter who went through Stallbrook and I also have 2 younger daughters currently in this school. I can honestly tell you that this school is terrible. Kids are passed along from grade to grade regardless if there ready or not. If you plan on doing the teachers job after school with your child then maybe your child can learn here. I have no personal ax to grind with this school, it just stinks. Don't believe me? Check the mcas scores and see where it ranks. The problems with this school are to numerous to list here. You as a parent need to do your homework before putting your child in this school. Mine are coming out.
--Submitted by a parent

stall brrok went out of their way to do whatever than can for my child. If u have achild with special needs, send him/her to stall brook
--Submitted by a parent

I can not really provide any positive comments about the school. The academic curriculum is at best mediocre. The administration is complacent about lackluster security. I have scored parent involvement high, but then it needs to be to accommodate for shortcomings of the school. The administration is obstinate, and unwilling to address matters brought to their attention. In short, we were compelled to move out of the school district to find an acceptable school for our children.
--Submitted by a parent