Leland P Brown Elementary School

I have 3 children at LP brown (1st,2nd,and 4th) they are a fantastic school the teachers a amazing and really care they will email you updates on how your child is doing and if there are any concerns and they work with the children to reach there potential I have very smart and advanced kids the teachers give out extra work and help them continue to excel..I cant say enough I love love love this school!!!
--Submitted by a parent

My child went to school from 1st to 5th grade and she loved it! Her teachers were amazing, kind, and always showing the kids how fun and easy learning could be. The principal knew every child by name, and knew about them, she was very into the students, and in classrooms most of the day. All of the staff try their best to make the school a safe enviornment to learn, and express themselves. This is a wonderful place to have your child go to school.
--Submitted by a parent

My child went Brown last year and I was disappointed. The curriculum was weak, the expectations low, and the classroom disorderly. I got very little work back until I complained. I was told my child had been working on an ongoing assignment and was doing well, but I found out after half a year he had done virtually nothing. Nobody was checking his work!
--Submitted by a parent

LP Brown has been a fantastic environment for my daughter. They are very conscientious about meeting the needs of the individual student, and academics are a high priority. Parents are welcomed into the classroom, and I often see parents contributing by helping with bulletin boards, art displays and classroom activities. They value each students expression and provide a safe atmosphere. The principal spends lots of time in classes and apparently knows every child by name. This is a great place to enroll your child!
--Submitted by Ron Eggleton, a parent

This school works very hard to meet the needs of general ed and IEP students. We have both in our house and they have bent over backward to assist both our children in meeting their potential.
--Submitted by Tom Muehleisen, a parent