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Reviews
Submitted by parent on July 13, 2018
Horrid. I got my kids out as soon as I could.
Submitted by parent on June 08, 2018
We had a very positive experience at this school. Families get to know one another and the teachers due to warmth and welcoming. It can be tough to be new because of this, but if you are open to getting to know people, you, too, will find yourself part of a caring community. It's important to recognize that the school is great due to the fun things kids do there--and to see the environment more than worrying about test scores. Schools are so much more than that.
Submitted by other on April 16, 2018
OK so far. Noticed growing elements of discrimination and unfairness.
Submitted by parent on May 25, 2017
Best teachers in the world. Especially Mrs. Smitty! She was the bomb!!!
Submitted by other on January 18, 2017
We have had a wonderful experience at Childs.
Submitted by parent on March 20, 2014
Both of our children have gone to Childs, and we have been thrilled. It's a warm, caring environment, and they received an excellent education. The principal and teachers truly care about the students, and it creates a very comfortable learning environment.
Submitted by parent on August 22, 2013
Child's Elementary is one of those rare schools that is able to maintain a family friendly place while being a number one rated scholastic school. The teachers are top rate and truly care about the kids and their growth.
Submitted by parent on August 20, 2013
Warm and caring school with very effective teaching. The neighborhood feel and walking area to school and surrounding parks is a dream. Teachers and administration are closely connected to the students and truly care about individual success.
Submitted by parent on November 23, 2012
Our kids attended Childs. There is nothing special about Childs. Some great teachers, some atrocious teachers. It consistently gets high marks because it is in the highest socioeconomic area of Bloomington. Give this principal and group of teachers a lower ses group of students and you'd have a failing school. Plain and simple.