this school is UTTERLY not the best. No joke the kids at school are SOOO mean coming from a student…read morewho goes here. The principals dont do anything really like their punishments are really bad, There was a kid who quite LITERALLY got hatecrimed and that could get you expelled in some places, and yeah the kid got a suspension and had to deal with paying for new recourses for the kid who had that happened to, but a TEACHER had to set that up not the principal. Another example, in 2025 there was this kid who would GROPE other kids specifically girls butts and sometimes BOOBS and he got let off with a warning. Se kids even bring weapons to school. The only reason why my review isnt FULLY a one star review is cause the teachers are nice. Ms May, she's a junior high teacher is the sweetest person ever, Ms Jay is pretty cool too, same with Ms Wallace, Ms Irvine, Mr Arsenault, Mr Lazarick, Mr Mclofflin basically everyone up in junior high is super friendly. but I wouldn't recommend going here PERSONALLY, but come at your own risk. Coming from a student.

Terrible. Cant give 0 stars so i have to give 1. I was bullied and my friend got yelled at for…read moretaking a test when grade 1s walked by. He was told that he was being too loud. Not sure why/how the school allows this kind of behavior by the teachers. I was told that I am the reason all the girls in my class get bullied but they all bully me. TL;DR Sexist Teachers, Rude Teachers, and Lots of bullying. 0/10 I Don't Recommend

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!

Great little elementary school in the Grandin neighborhood with swings, wooden play structure,…read moreslides, monkey bars, ball Diamond, soccer fields, and an ice skating rink. This K-6 elementary school also offers preschool and has spots for PUF funded students including OT and Speech Therapy! They also hold an annual organic compost fundraiser sale!

I went there from grade 1-6 wonderful memories…read more Charlene Glass 1973/74 - 1979/80 remember some great teachers and 1 really mean 1

Well this review may not be so relevant as it goes back to 1969 to 1972. I was there for just three…read moreyears, grade 4, 5 and 6. In those three years however; was fortunate to have maybe the worlds greatest teachers. All of them were excellent. Of course teaching in those days, was a lot different than teaching today. But, I had teachers who gave so much of themselves and each day was an experience in sharing a personal bonding relationship, that is almost not seen any more. All three of my teachers where outstanding, sober and wonderful people - first; then great teachers second. Glengarry was all about the power of the relationships, and the staff extending their hearts to us! Memories of that school will go with me to the very end. Thank you.

This one of the advanced schools in Edmonton. They put students' interest ahead of everything…read more Hopefully one day they will work on the parking lot to make it a safer one.

Okay school I have fun wait wait one day at school I seen kaka in the toilet ha ha ha ha ha ha…read morehaaaaa

This review is based solely on the outdoor amenities of Keenooshayo Elementary School…read more Keenooshayo backs against Neil M. Ross Elsmentary School giving an option of 3 playgrounds all within sight of each other. I love this option for bringing my young children to come play on a sunny day. There are also basketball hoops and soccer fields. Keenooshayo is a public Elementary School in St. Albert, located in the neighborhood of Woodlands.

I am so thankful that we found this school. I don't think I can do it justice in one review, but I…read morewill try. My son has come so far this year thanks to the caring dedication of the staff. Each and every one of these ladies (teachers and assistants) is a treasure. My son has a gluten sensitivity, and Ms. Gloria went out of her way to bake gluten-free versions of all the baked goods they serve for snacks, and buy gluten-free treats for him to have on celebration days. I feel as though all the staff were very cautious with him and I can't express my gratitude for this enough. I delighted in hearing all about what he was learning. From the different continents, to planets in our solar system, it was all amazing. I can't believe the grasp he already has on phonetics and math. We are sad to be leaving the school, but will always look back on this experience fondly. Thank you for making my little guy's first school experience so exceptional.

From the owner: We can make a world of difference! Our Mission: As part of our ongoing commitment to provide the…read morehighest quality of instruction, at Global Child Montessori we strive to: Model the knowledge, values and behaviour of the Montessori community of practise. Present children's work accurately and completely, and support learners as they reproduce that work. Assist children in developing problem solving and critical thinking skills.

This review is solely based upon the great grouping of 3 playgrounds perfect for toddler to…read moreelementary age. Neil M. Ross is a Catholic Elementary School in St. Albert located in the Woodlands neighborhood. There is a good variety of climbing structures and monkey bar variety as well as gliders at two different heights. All three of the playgrounds are sand based. There are some decent hills for winter sledding as well as basketball hoops and soccer fields.

If you have a neurodivergent child. Avoid at all costs. They will take the government money y our…read morechild brings...and spend it elsewhere...next to no EAs and many of the teachers jave zero clue on how to attend to the neurodivergent....which is insane considering how many teachers are neurodivergent in general. Some teachers have been downright rude, and have allowed the 'class' to police a child they deem 'annoying'.

This school has lovely exterior architecture with lots of history. A magnet school for…read morehigh-achieving junior high schools, the small school attracts students not just for academics but for its proximity for Whyte Avenue. I enjoyed Old Scona's academic focus and the knowledge and the support of the wonderful staff. They have been working on renovations and the general appearance of the school has greatly improved in recent years. The number of students at Old Scona means that you know everyone's name, and it also increases the number of opportunities available per student. Come to Old Scona if you want a challenge and you are willing to push yourself academically. You'll meet people who have diverse foci but are united by the desire to achieve. There is no official or unofficial dress code, since it is mostly unnecessary. It's a very safe school: there is no safety patrol. The students trusted each other enough that they leave lockers unlocked. The running joke was that you could leave your laptop, phone, and wallet out, but only your graphing calculator would be 'borrowed'. I really enjoyed my years at Old Scona. It's a wonderful place!