Both of my girls have and are going through their pre-school here. I believe that it helped my now…read more8 year old with her elementary school and she continues to excel. I believe that this church teaches great learning skills and will spread the word. Monthly dues are about average but have gone up throughout the years. They now offer Concordia school here which is private. I thank all of the teachers for all of there hard work.

Church is very inviting. They have a coffee bar with breakfast snacks when you walk into the front…read moredoor. The 10:30 service is contemporary and I really enjoy the music. The Pastor gives wonderful meaningful messages.

We registered my son here after we moved in January and were awaiting a special early childhood…read moreplacement. After OPS got back to us about 45 days later, we turned them down as we were really happy with his progress in learning, his improvement in social skills and really appreciated the smaller class size which allowed for a lot more one-on-one help. I really loved him learning Bible stories as well!

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.

Coming from Hawaii, trying to find a school for my daughter was pretty much traumatizing. Many…read morepeople have told me that schools in the Mainland are nothing like Hawaii, and I'm sure that is true, but still, I wanted to send my daughter to a private school. We looked and looked and looked. There were many schools that looked good, but their class sizes were so big with only one teacher I was concerned my daughter would get lost in the crowd and would not be able to get what she needs in education. I came across Brownell Talbot in my research and remembered that a few of my classmates from Creighton went there and they were super well rounded individuals, so, I made my husband take us to the open house :) At the school, we found out that their class sizes in the elementary were usually around 10-18 students with two teachers per class. They have a well rounded curriculum where they have everything like math, art, history, but they also learn French, and for PE they learn swimming! That's way more than I ever had in Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten! Well, I finally ended up convincing my husband that we needed to send our daughter here! All the teachers she has had so far were amazing! They are so friendly and caring and definitely know how to teach young children. My daughter always comes home telling us all of the new things she has learned at this school! We love Brownell Talbot and as long as we live in the Omaha area, our daughter will go here.

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

I wish they could have a button where it would rate 0 starts. Am gonna get into full detail and…read morewrite a trillion page essay on why you should never go to this school. One most of the time the teachers act or b3 racist this goes for only some teachers not all teachers. But a big problem is that most honor students and students with guidance grades ussaly get better treatment, less work, and they ussaly get less into trouble beacuse teachers let things they do slide. As someone who messed around in 6th grade last and this school year. I can assure you that they treated me bad. And not to mention the students. Most students in the 6-7th grade act like gangsters which is annoying as heck although i mind my own business it genuinely makes me sad that these kids usually get into crime, violence, or even sometimes homelessness. Even in the bathroom I saw destroyed property and the school is just genuinely dirty to the point where i can't even stand it. Like for example during Christmas I got suspended due to the incident of me throwing a snow ball at my friend, not to mention the amount of fights and bad actions they let happend is just insane. One time this kid in my class was rumored to be some bad stuff i won't be saying on here, but it had no evidence. Anyways never go to this school

not gonna get into too much detail with a 1 billion word essay but first off, the administration is…read morevery bad if you had to look at it based on the perspective of an average non gifted or non honors student whatever. admin played favorites with the goodie goodie two shoes kids that had the A+ grades, let A LOT of things slide that shouldnt have. they didnt do anything to minimize bullying teasing and ect. they only help if you are already at the top, if you are in a bad position (WITH GRADES ONLY NOT MENTIONING ANYTHING ELSE RN) they barely help with that. there were constant fights between staff and students and same with between students and students. they spent money on unnecessary shii like a school dance for exclusively for the 8th graders at the end of the year (IT COSTED LIKE 20 DOLLARS TO ENTER FOR 1 PERSON), like i felt more happy for the morton 8th grade 2023-2024 year's middle school graduation than my own year (2024-2025), idk why they wanted to make unnecessary bs like that hopefully they dont do it again if they are gonna have a fundraiser (they used one to fund the STUPID ASS 8th grade exclusive dance that costed 30931391 dollars per person) they better put it to good or atleast better use. also there was a ton of fights in the 22-23 and 23-24 year, not that many happened in the 24-25 year but still was concerning on how many there were. the building is old af and musty and smelled weird most of the time (idk if they have fixed that but it was like that when i went there). also the food was HGDHDAAHAHHHHHAHHHHHHHH pure sludge my friends got fatter and unhealthier because of it. also my brother cold me a staff confiscated one of his friends sprites and money and they saw them drinking the same sprites and the money was NEVER found. also he once got accused of doing something he didnt with a group of his friends and this one specific staff probably only believed the girls who "snitched" (wasnt true LMAO) because they were white probably LMAO racist ahh EXPOSED (imagine an exaggerated roblox ahh drama yt thumbnail or something) alot of the bathrooms were vandalized part on the students but also part on the staff since they didnt give af it seemed shame on them for not even trying to correct bad behavior which they say themselves, THEY TRY AND FOCUS ON LEADING STUDENTS ONTO THE CORRECT PATH (something like that which is saying they want to correct bad behavior). bathrooms didnt have soap (eww) and some not even toilet paper (eww!) and one time my friend said he walked inside one of the bathrooms and there was LITERAL SHI ON THE SMACK MIDDLE OF THE GROUND (EWWWWW!!). okay might've been lied a bit about not yapping alot but i lowkirkenuely could've made it 10x longer.

This is more of a review of their green space and outdoor rec equipment than of the actual school…read more Although I can say I did go here for Kindergarten, 1st and 3rd grades and had a good enough time as a lad (except that one time I had detention during recess on my 7th birthday -- that totally sucked). I come here nowadays because I live nearby and there's plenty of space for outdoor exercise. There're three levels to the property. At the top of the hill sits the school and new playground equipment. The second level offers a basketball court, more playground equipment for older kids, an adult exercise area, plus a baseball field. I'll often come here to shoot some hoops or throw some frisbees across the field if it's empty. When there are families and dog walkers taking up level two, the third level at the bottom of the hill offers an expansive field. There's a fence for the back of a baseball diamond, but the baseball field is pretty much abandoned. This is great for disc golf field work, sprints, etc. You'll see lots of folks letting their dogs run loose on this field as well. Room for improvement: For one, the basketball court is old. The hoops have been there since the '70s or '80s and are pretty crappy. It'd be nice to if they'd tear up the blacktop, level it out and put in some nice new baskets. Two, the fields on both the second and third levels do not get mowed very often in the summer, especially the third. This property is basically a school and a park in one, and makes up half of the namesake of the Metcalfe-Harrison neighborhood.

Great school with great teachers. Somewhat new of a play ground. Nice campus however parking is a…read morenightmare. Get there early!