My husband and I had a zoom call with an administrator there. As soon as she learned my son was on…read morethe spectrum she told us he wouldn't be a good fit without any details about him whatsoever and became very short and rude towards us. It was unbelievable and really sad. So glad we avoided a place like this.

I didn't know about Brownell Talbot Prep until recently. I made a visit to watch their swim team…read moretrain during an evening session. While walking through their campus, I was impressed with the look of a mini college layout. Their swim facilities are clean and forehead temperatures are taken before you are allowed to enter their building. Parking is challenging when parents are picking up or dropping off students. I've been raised on public school educational offerings and understand why this institution has been around since the late 1800's and why parents would consider this college preparatory school over public school education in Omaha, regardless of annual tuition costs.

We are very happy with MWHS. We have a sophomore now and will add a freshman in the fall. The…read moreteachers are highly qualified and willing to provide regular feedback on kids' progress. The class offerings cover all the basics plus lots of great electives. Wide range of sports including clubs. Good foreign language program which is very important these days. Glad we moved into the district - no regrets!

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This is a school district in the local Omaha area. I give it three stars because they don't give…read morekids snow days they do give them e-learning days. That means elementary schools use their iPads to do schoolwork. And middle and high schools use their laptops to do schoolwork. They should just give the kids freaking snow days. also the drop off at all schools are kinda crappy and uncoordinated. That one middle school named Andersen the Drop off line it's OK, but the exit is the problem. PS cars are constantly turning in to that lane to get to the parking lot in the back. I don't understand why they can't have a second road leading to the back. This is kind of annoying when I have to go and I get stuck in a traffic jam. I Kinda recommend them, staff are nice and friendly. My brother with autism is well cared for and if he's tired or mad they'll let him take a nap. Really appreciate it. At upchurch elementary they have a turn lane to pick up kids in the fourth and fifth grade area. They have a parking lot near the drop off lane is longer. There are three from 3 doors to leave from, so kindergarten and first grade leave out the front door.. Second graders and third-graders without the second door fourth graders and fifth graders graders leave out the third door. Except for a lot of the parents are kind of idiots. Because apparently the laws of traffic don't apply there. Not trying to be negative. But overall if you want a safe school and friendly staff, but sucky pick up and drop off, I recommend Millard. The inside the schools are clean but lunch is expensive. They do have a free and reduced lunch if you made a certain amount in a year. So this is trying to help.

Amazing school with outstanding staff, facilities and caring community. BONUS: This school has a…read morehandful of Freedom Writer Teachers and has been visited by The Original Freedom Writers.

this school is the worst place of education there has ever been. The policies are disgusting and…read moredon't encourage a healthy learning environment. Teachers have made occasional racist remarks that make students here feel unwelcome and unmotivated to learn. Please fix this, as it does not promote an engaging place of education, and is overall mentally exhausting.

Currently at the middle school, lined up with others on a Friday night for a booster shot while the…read moremajority are getting first to second vaccine injections. Parking lot is small and lots of people just parked in the bus zones as I did. The overall school is clean but dated The lunch room is old school, looks like the 1980's style. The gym is nicely designed and the floors and walls look very good. Overall, a decent visit to this middle school.

Went their last year. Terrible experience. Teachers are uninterested in teaching. Don't go if you…read morecan. Fights almost every day.

This school is truly a gem. The teachers are consistent, and their care and empowerment of both the…read morestudents and families is unmatched. We attended with two children over 2 years before relocating across the country and feel immensely grateful for the time we had at MAOWO. Our children are more than ready for the next year of school thanks to the institution provided. The teachers make a special effort to live out the care, social and emotional needs of children as well. We will have memories to last years from our experience and recommend this school to anyone in the west Omaha area looking for the right school.

I have sent my 4 kids to 3 different Montessori schools over the last 11 years. Our first…read moreexperience (with a different Montessori school) was incredible but that school was bought out and the family first community and vibe quickly dissipated. After that, we were lucky enough to come across Montessori Academy of West Omaha. First and foremost, I have always felt as though each individual family is treated not only as family (as cliche as that sounds,) but the school understands each family's unique wants and needs. I am a teacher and wanted my kids home with me over the summer months, this is one of the only Montessori schools in Omaha that not only allows that, but encourages it because "what's best for your family is best for us!" even though that translates to a loss in tuition for the school. I have never once thought of Montessori Academy of West Omaha as a school that only sees my kids as a tuition bill, which I cannot say the same for the other school we attended. This school truly embodies the Montessori philosophy of "follow the child." Our daughter looks forward to school, her friends, and being challenged where she is at individually. The small class sizes at Montessori Academy of West Omaha allow for my daughter to receive direct, specialized instruction. We all know kids are not the same, not all kids are interested in the same things, this school has proven they can nurture each child in growing academically, socially, and emotionally. With my experience in Montessori for the past 10 years, trust me when I say, you will NOT be disappointed in sending your child(ren) to this one-of-a-kind preschool.