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.

Google the school and get an idea from the news articles. Google the names of the leadership as…read morewell and you'll find how they handle things from their past. It's scary. I did a little digging on TikTok too. There has been at least 1 suicide in the past few years. I found the name of one student, I'm trying to find one I heard about from 2018-2019. My kid goes here and he's been dealing with bullying. The school insists they do not allow bullying. I wish they'd open their eyes and stop denying there's a problem here. Teachers I've spoken with says Buffett used to be a good school until 4-5 ish years ago. They all say the same things. I've been doing a lot of digging lately because of the stuff my kid has been going through. The stuff OPS allows is absolutely sickening. The ratings for the entire district are well below average. This school in particular practices collective punishment- punishing an entire grade for the actions of a few. They took snack time away from every kid in 7th grade because they had problems with some kids popping chip bags. The email went out to only 7th grade students, not parents. Collective punishment is what they do in the military it's not meant for children in school. It is a lazy way of not getting to the bottom of a real issue and promotes bullying. It also creates resentment from the students who do nothing wrong. Of all the things good students do for this school, punishing them when the typical problem kids mess up, is wrong.

if you went there or your kid has it's self-explanator. if you're kids in any other school youre…read moredoing it wrong, do better.

The teachers in this school are great educators. It saddens me that the new Principal Dr. Ridder…read morehas no people skills, he thinks it's okay to put his hands on children attending this school and removing children from school because he and the parent doesn't agree. If you are thinking of sending your child to this school p.m., d.m. me and I'll let you hear the conversation Dr. Ridder and I had and the messages he left me today telling me because of are disagreement my kids can't get their education.

We struggle for so long looked for the right school for my Middle child to attend. We knew that he…read morewas smart and could excel, he just needed the right teachers and school to help him with it. He doesn't think like your average kid. The small class size and caring atmosphere of the staff here is excellent.

From the owner: Located in Omaha, Nebraska, Phoenix Academy is a non-profit private K-8 school that helps children…read morewith learning challenges get back on track. Our students transfer to Phoenix Academy from schools across Iowa and Nebraska -- both public and private -- to benefit from intensive reading and math classes, small class sizes and a supportive learning environment. The Reading and Math Specialists Phoenix Academy's phonics-based approach helps children with a variety of learning styles become confident readers and writers. As part of a broad curriculum, Phoenix Academy students also benefit from intensive Math programs that emphasize basic skills and build on math concepts through Pre-Algebra. Success Starts in the Classroom Students not only grow academically at Phoenix Academy, they often blossom socially and emotionally too. Nothing is more rewarding for our educators than to watch a student's confidence soar as they discover their ability to learn, contribute in the classr

Excellent school. Though alot of students misbehave, it's still a good school. Most students are…read morefriendly. Teachers/Staff are kind and Welcoming. (an example is, my english teacher and other teachers will say how are you, welcome, (in my case hello TJ) etc to see if something is bothering you. Like i said Excellent school though there is bad behavior like fights (sometimes) cusing etc. I would defently recomend this school.

BONUS: This school has a handful of Freedom Writer Teachers and has been visited by The Original…read moreFreedom Writers.

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.

I am going to this school. I see it 5 times a week because I am going to summer school and the bus…read morealways passes by central high school. Wish me luck at this school and if you go there one day I wish you luck.

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

This is a great school my children have been going here for years. Plus my aunts and uncles went to…read morethis school as well. My daughter is a six grader so this is her last year here it's been a journey. From pre k to sixth grade. But she enjoyed every year. Made student of the month every year. Did safety patrol and sports . Thanks to Minne Lusa ....

Went here to watch my son's basketball game. One student from this school playing as a mascot stand…read morein front of me, and when I told him to move because I can't see, he turned and stared at me, and continue blocking me from watching. I tried tapping him at the back and turned to me and said why don't I move. The 13year old was really a jerk and rude and keep on doing the same thing on and on. Then few minutes later the Mom of the Student came to me and tried to defend the son and asked me why call his son an ass*****. I said I didn't say that. Tried explaining what happened and the Mom still asking the same question. Then eventually, a group of parent came in between and told the Mom that her Son was really rude and started it. Then mom keep on going trying to argue with the group of parents, then Mom and Kid left. If this is the kind of student that this school has, I wonder what the most students be like. I will be not recommend this school at all. Having a bad student means having bad reputation.