*This review is dedicated to my ffellow Yelper Andy D. (a.k.a. Yelp Police) for mildly chastising…read moreyours truly for not having reviewed all of the places that I'm the Dutchess of ;)* Ahem. Bonne Ecole Elementary School is a fantastic little school in my neighborhood. My six year old attends school here. The parental involvement is very high, which is crucial to the success of almost every aspect of the school and the student as well. The teachers here are all very caring and serious about their jobs. Our test scores are consistently high and way above state averages. The same receptionists have been here for at least 15 years and are so sweet and they love the children that attend the school like their own. Heck, even the custodians are friendly and always have a smile on their faces. I am so lucky that I get to send my child to this school. I really do love it. An interesting fact about the name...when the school was finished being built a contest was held where the students submitted a name for the school. A fourth grader won for his submission of Bonne Ecole which is translated from French for "good school".

This is a wonderful school, i had a great expirence, nice staff and kids. Would total recomend.read more

My first impression of this is school was based off the staff. They were not only professional but…read morevery nice and willing to help. Thank you Ladies! After only a few weeks the school pick up and drop off is well organized, the curriculum seems to challenge the kids which is great and the teachers that I have encountered are very committed to the students. Excellent school and I am very happy I that I'm in this school district. I would also like to add that the little programs, fundraisers and especially the Veterans Day program are top notch.

One word, Desmond. The goat…read more Couldn't ask for a better counselor. He immediately gets everything done if he can.

I'm so happy that Northshore still continued with a Graduation Ceremony for Class of 2020! They…read morewere suppose to cross the stage on May 4th but due to COVID it was canceled. So at the time this was my letter that I wrote to my daughter and the class of 2020 and I would like to share it: My beautiful daughter was suppose to walk the stage today May 4th 2020, unfortunately along with prom, senior trips and other milestone celebrations, graduation was canceled. It's a bittersweet ending for the Graduation Class of 2020. It's devastating actually, these rites of passage are never going to happen for them. For a teenager, next to getting their drivers license, going to prom, senior trips, and graduation are big events they have been looking forward too their whole life. I simply cannot imagine the hurt and frustration this Class is possibly going through. Let's face it, getting your diploma in the mail just isn't the same. And although many lives have been more impacted by Stay-at-home orders, let's make no mistake about it--this loss is legitimate. My heart cries for you, and I want you to know that this cold unceremonious end to what you were surely counting on being the most fun-filled days of your life is not your fault. Nothing can change with what has been done. But some how, some way, you will get through this. You are the Class that will be the most strongest and the most resilient. Class of 2020, you have my heart and my prayers, and I know there is nothing you can't accomplish. Keep fighting the good fight, stay hopeful and--most importantly--wash your hands.