Great school I teach there the approaches might seem archaic but they are wonderful. They care…read moreabout their students and staff

They don't account for learning speeds of the children. They move as a class not as individuals.read more

Apparently Nibley Park Elementary allows bullies to go unpunished, because they fear backlash of…read moredefending a student based on the color of their skin. Apparently my nephew has been getting bullied by two students, one which has demanded the toys of my nephew which now all but one have been returned. Now the teacher in charge is refusing to stop further bullying in light of the the bully's skin color. Now my nephew has been written up as a trouble maker in the situation and was said "He's being a pussy" by one of the educational staff. Is this the type of conflict resolution we should expect from this school? As an educator myself, I'd expect better out of people who are there to shape the minds of the future and be able to find creative ways of solving problems? If this school cannot stop child bullying, then why should we have confidence in their education abilities. If my nephew isn't being protected at Nibley Park Elementary, then can I enroll him in self defense?...Then what's the repercussions if there's an injury? Is that a school issue they'll deal with then or is my nephew in trouble for protecting himself when the school refuses? Supposedly Nibley Park Elementary has a zero bullying tolerance policy, but it seems to only be enforced when students skin color match. I'm not asking for any students to be removed or punished, but simply a teaching and learning experience for the students and teachers to resolve a conflict between people at their most vulnerable stages in life. These are children & they are being shaped by actions and inactions of their environment, so it would seem to be a opportunity for the school to step up as educators and solve a problem between small vulnerable people before it's a life long habit for the kids and educators. I will comeback to this post if the matter is resolved or the situation changes.

Rude office employee refused to aid an injured child. She wanted me to write my congressman…read moreinstead. PTA member seems a little unstable when trying to pick a fight with a parent over parking. Parking for pick up and drop off is dangerous and poorly planned. Teachers on the other hand have been impressive so far.

My family recently re-located to Salt Lake City, and Foothill Montessori has without question been…read moreone of the highlights of being here thus far. Our toddler started at the school in August 2025 and he has LOVED it. Not only has he been safe, nurtured, and loved - he has also learned and developed a great deal and has made many new friends. His ability to maintain concentration, complete tasks independently, and verbalize thoughts and emotions has grown leaps and bounds. Indeed, Foothill Montessori is not just a daycare for toddlers and infants - the curriculum and staff provide schooling and learning just like they do for any other age group. I can't say enough good things about my son's Teachers (called "Guides"). Their respect for each child and their ability to teach and manage toddlers - all while maintaining utmost safety within the classroom - is second to none! The curriculum also includes a fantastic music program (which our little guy adores), as well as specific emotional / social development teaching by a dedicated (and amazing) staff-person. Not only have the education and experiences been great for our little guy, but the setting itself is nothing short of pristine. Most other schools (and especially daycares) are slightly dingy and also noisy. Not Foothill Montessori. The building is beautiful, light-filled, and extremely well-maintained. And it's shockingly quiet when you walk the halls. The Teachers / Guides are clearly super-engaged and cultivating an environment that keeps the youngsters' attentions. Most important, the entire staff knows and cares for each and every child. The leadership team and front-office staff seem to know everyone's name. I've observed them greeting by name every single parent and child who enters the school - from infants all the way up to 6th graders. I love dropping our son off to school, as I've come to consider the staff as good friends. And we've also been able to connect with fellow parents and enjoy playdates with other children. In addition to our toddler, we will be enrolling our infant daughter in a few months. All this to say -- I can't recommend Foothill Montessori enough and would give more than 5 stars if I could!

My oldest started attending the school in 2018 as a toddler, and my youngest started as an infant…read morein 2021. They love the school, are thriving and look forward to going every day. The teachers are amazing and supportive and the new owners have implemented amazing improvements to create a high fidelity Montessori and strong school community. Highly recommend it.

So so so good the learning is good my teacher miss Jensen is so good at teaching so great really…read moregood and good principal too t out to 5eh school I'm a student

We love the Christian values promoted here, and the family atmosphere of this school…read more Not a great place for athiests!

Oh Eastwood. How wonderful you have been. I see my child thriving and doing better than ever now…read morethat he is enrolled in your school. Naomi is a wonderful and very active principal. The teachers have put a lot of time (AND PATIENCE) into the care of my son daily and the affects have been undeniable. We are so grateful to be Eagles!

This is a great school I have two grandkids in it when. They take the time to teach the kids and…read moreget them ready for high school. They help the youngest child go from not speaking to speaking in under a year within the first month we saw drastic improvement.

This school is NOT a college prep school. They do not believe children should have homework,…read morereading is not important, and learning English (verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs, etc), is not taught. The administration is more concerned with looking good than providing any education. Students RUN the school, there is no discipline, and when they leave the school to go into high school they are far from prepared. The teachers do what they can but they are not supported at all. The school reduced staff and fired the aides and they were truly a huge asset to the students. The school has gone very downhill.

This is an amazing school! If you are looking for a school that can rival an east coast school,…read morethis is the one! Don't be swayed by other schools which may have a bigger campus. If you can get your child into Rowland Hall, you are very lucky!

I cannot say enough about our experience at Rowland Hall. We have two children who started in the…read moreBeginning School, are currently in the Lower School and Middle School and we plan for them to graduate from Rowland Hall. We were drawn to the school because of their small class sizes, strong academic curriculum, and beautiful facility. We have stayed at Rowland Hall because of their amazing teaching staff, the school's constant efforts to strengthen the student learning experience, and the wonderful inclusive community. One of the many strengths of the school is their amazing faculty. I'm always amazed by how well they know each child, but also how well they bring out the best in each individual. I feel like the school does a great job in building individuals who are strong critical thinkers, but also individuals who love to learn. My children LOVE going to school at Rowland Hall and as a parent, I feel that this school is the best investment and best fit for our children.

I looked at 10 different elementary school's within Salt Lake City, UT for my child to attend…read more After reviewing over programs, scholarships, honors classes, etc. I chose Bonneville Elementary School. Glad I made the final decision to have my child attend this elementary. The teachers are amazing as I have met and know them first hand and have witnessed them spending their time individually with each student as if it were their own child. I love that I am able to help out with any school activities as well for my own child's classroom. The PTA is awesome here! I love the "no-bully" rule at this elementary, it definitely helps with all children's behavior anywhere on campus. I love this school so much that I make sure to donate to the school, class room, events, etc. I enjoy knowing that they have plenty of supplies for all of the students, not just 1-10, lets share and make it 1-800.

Bonneville elementary school of education has a great code of conduct #1 Be respectful #2 Follow…read moredirections the first time given. And number 3 Keep your feet. Hands and other objects to yourself. How wonderful.

This school started out as a great alternative to traditional school, however over time we realized…read morethat they do not have the structures developed to support whole child learning. It is very difficult if your child does not fit the "mold". Diversity isn't celebrating but rather discouraged. There is very little inclusivity if your child does not fit the box. They tend to call out rather than in and have a shame based disciplinary structure. There are a lot of scholastic gaps as well.

This is a review of the outdoor spaces & playgrounds, not the school itself. These areas are kept…read moreopen for public use in the evenings and weekends with the understanding that you use "at your own risk" and cannot bring a lawsuit against the school because your kid took a tetherball in the face. * There are two modest play structure areas featuring the typical slides, climbing areas, ladders etc. * Tons of brightly painted hopscotch and foursquare areas * Tetherball pole with titular ball * Great visibility across the entire area. Downside of this is that it's 95% blacktop with very little green space and/or tree cover * Tasteful black chain link fencing surrounds the entire area, making it more secure for slippery tots * No dogs allowed