Jane H. Bryan Elementary School

Bryan has a wonderful resource of teachers, and the volunteers are wonderful. However, the drawbacks that I faced were the unwillingness of cooperation between the Principal and I. I had a problem, and the Sr. Secretary and Principal himself gave me the cold shoulder. I do want to say thanks to Mrs. Warren and the rest of the staff, and I hope my child continues to have a wonderful year at Bryan. The music, Art and PE depts are great.
--Submitted by a parent

My son had attented Bryan for two consecutive yrs and I must say the staff from bryan are wonderful and I like how they all work with the children, and how they get the parents to be involved with there kids whether its helping with home work reading or just plain family time and how important that is in helping them succeed in school that is so important, and I would definetly say we both miss Bryan elemantary me and my son. P.S We Miss You Jane H.Elementary. 'Go Patriots'
--Submitted by CARMEN RENTAS, a parent

My daughter is in her second year at Bryan Elementary and I love it. Her teachers thus far have been great and have gone out of there way for me. She has excelled here and the atmosphere is warm and caring and encouraging. I'll admit that the cafeteria is not the best but then again the students are there to learn--not eat a four course meal. THe principal and office staff is great and they make an effort to know every student. I like the fact that the school is small and therefore more personal. All in all I am extremely satisfied with their performance.
--Submitted by a parent

Our experience at Jane H. Bryan wasnt that bad, but there are a few things that I would have liked to see them change. The lunchroom workers are rude. Everytime I have went there they were rude to the kids. They shouldnt have people like that working in elementary schools. They look like they were just let out on parole. Some of the teachers there I cared less about, but I think you get that at any school. I think more parents and teachers need to get involved, but it seemed like the teachers discourage parent involvment, but yet the teachers dont want to go the extra mile either. All in all, I think that they need to get rid of 'low income' as reason they have low scores and really care about the education of the children.
--Submitted by a parent