Both my daughters have had an excellent experience at St. Jerome school. My youngest daughter has…read morespecial needs and she has been welcomed and included in all levels of learning. Great parent council. Like the snack and breakfast program. Great science focus.

Fantastic elementary. The 100 voices is amazing and grade 4 great. Staff does a lot with students…read more Just a touch too many out of pocket field trips for me. We are a single income family and where it's great they do so much with the students, it can be really hard on us sometimes to even come up with $5 extra for a field trip when every penny is being accounted for

One of the Education courses I took early in my degree program involved having to observe classes…read moreat an elementary and a junior high school, just to make sure we had made the right career choice. I was sent to Crestwood for my elementary round. What a nice place! I grew p not far from here and always wondered how Crestwood differed from Parkview, where I attended. The kids were very sweet and the teachers knew what they were doing. One of the teachers who was there at that time was Dave Eggen, who became an MLA for a number of years with the NDP party, and is now the Executive Director of Friends of Medicare. Many of the teachers back then were on the younger side, had lots of energy, and seemed to enjoy what they were doing.

Our experience at Crestwood has been exceptional. The teachers are truly invested in my children's…read moreeducation and their growth as learners. Adjustments are made as needed to meet the needs of the student.

Great communication. Easy to book online. Plenty of free parking. Reasonable fees. Professional,…read morefriendly instructor. Modern training equipment. Bright room. Fans. Good amenities, like kitchen and bathrooms.

After my daughter completed her first year at Leo Nickerson, I couldn't be any happier!…read more Every dream and hope was exceeded from the open door policy to the availability of the principal, Mr. Jones, for a quick chat. The family events they put on from Get to know your school BBQ to family pumpkin carving night to family school dances DJ'd by the awesome Phys Ed teacher, Mr. Wilson, we just couldn't have felt more welcomed! I'm so very excited to see what the future will hold at Leo Nickerson! Congratulations on 50 years & here's to 50 more!

I love Greenview Elementary. It's been so long but the teachers were great. Most of them were the…read moretype you could joke around with and they didn't take themselves to seriously. The best part was the playgrounds. They were massive. One big park and one smaller one for the younger kids. They have tons of soccer fields and couple of baseball diamonds and a skating rink which is fairly new and probably among the better ones in the city. It comes equipped with benches and all. OH and a big hill for winter if you want to go sledding during recess. They also had a huge empty field but now condo's have gone up in that field but there is still more than enough empty land to play on. I don't know if they still get off early on Thursday's but if they do.. you're welcome. Is it obvious I went here?

As a young female child, I loved it there! All my teachers were good, some complicated as I look…read moreback now. It has a great little park and there was a big hill out back you could ride down during the winter. I think it could be a great Elementary to send your children

It is a good school and the principles are kind and they always make very funny jokesread more

idk good school, nice principal, and social teacher is very nice and chill…read more i need to each a word limit tho so shshshsuwhudheudbwurheue hi su

It's a solid school with many programs like Band, Art, Foods and many sports opportunities, there…read moreare also pretty cool field trips like Fort Edmonton Park, Rogers place, Bowling, rock Climbing and even a Field trip to Jasper for an extra $600. Next, most of the teachers are welcoming and knowledgeable but some of them are very irritable and unkind like the band teacher and grade 8 French and social teachers. The school itself is well maintained, with the bathrooms being kinda clean for a middle school, floors are messy but I guess that's normal. All in all not a bad school to attend but not really good either the choice is yours.

it was bad but the teachers are good. The bathrooms sometimes have poop on the walls. Good schoolread more

We're allowed to review our own high schools right? I mean, you can't really give a school a rating…read moreunless you've been there. And I promise to keep as objective as possible. Overall, I don't think I regret spending my "good years" at Shep, even if a lot of my friends went to other high schools on the north side of town. While it wasn't the same without peers I really knew, Shep still had its good qualities. They have an amazing department of staff who really know their stuff. The International Baccalaureate (IB) program is available here, full and partial, along with one of the best drama and music school programs in the city. Of course, it wasn't just all about the arts; Shep has a kick-ass football and basketball team too. As a result, it's a very competitive school. I think it's always in silent rivalry with Archbishop and Old Strathcona. The school has two floors, with a library and study space on each level. Cafeteria space is limited but serves decent lunch surprises, if my memory hasn't faded completely. The school gym is also equipped with a full-fledged fitness centre for students, to ensure physical health in addition to mental and intelluctual stimulation. Shep also has a great location, right in between the Woodcroft and Westmount areas. The Westmount shopping centre (notice I didn't say mall) is across the street, and the bus terminal is right outside the school parking lot. The Woodcroft library is just across the football field, and the school is also conveniently located beside the Peter Hemingway pool and fitness centre, and Coronation Park. After all, it's all about location, location, location. So I'm proud to say that Shep was my high school. The IB program really helped me prepare for university, as it got me into my study habits early. I still remember some of my teachers here, from time to time. They're the teachers who really stand out in my memory, and who I believe helped make a difference in my life. Thanks for the memories, Ross Shep!

I'm a 2020 graduate from Shep, and this is the best high school I've ever been to in Edmonton. I've…read moremet so many friendly and helpful teachers and staff in this school and a nice atmosphere too.