North Albany Elementary School

815 Northwest Thornton Lake Drive

School District

Greater Albany Public 8j
Grade

K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:16
Type

public

School Map for Greater Albany Public School District 8j

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on December 08, 2023

I'm not super fond of the public school system in general, however, NAE has truly exceeded my expectations. I love that it's a smaller school with reasonable class sizes. All of the teachers and support staff seem to know the kids by name, and truly care about their well-being. My son has an IEP, and he's grown immensely, both academically and socially during his time at North Albany Elementary School.
Submitted by parent on January 19, 2023

I had 2 boys go thru this school in a 9 year period and I can’t recommend it enough! Each of my boys teachers were excellent and I truly believe they were set up for success in middle and high school due to their beginning at NAES.
Submitted by parent on November 08, 2018

Both of my daughters attended here for their entire K-5 and loved this school, as did my husband and I. The teachers here work really hard and they really care about the kids. From what I've seen and heard from friends who have kids at other schools, North Albany really shines above the rest, with great teachers and admin but also with a lot of great kids! Well behaved kids, many with a mom at home, which I'm sure helps. Of course, that's my opinion, but I've spent a lot of time around them- volunteering in classes and attending functions and field trips to form this opinion. North Albany's demographics are likely a contributing factor to some of this.
Submitted by parent on August 19, 2017

We LOVE North Albany Elementary. The staff is awesome and genuinely cares about all of the students.
Submitted by parent on July 19, 2016

A parent can bully their way in getting what they want even if it puts other children's lives at risk