Bryceville Elementary School

Well, I might be a little biased because I had my daughter in a private school before putting her at Bryceville because we just could not afford the tuition.  The school is good for the most part but whenever there was an event or PTO meeting, it was usually ran by one of the teachers who spoke into a microphone with one of her babies on her hip.  It just seemed REALLY unorgainized. PTO meetings or plays were held in the cafeteria which was very small and the air conditioner didn't seem to work. The reason I might be biased is because they claim to teach values but I didn't really see many examples of it.  In a private school, values are at the core of what they teach and they expect everyone, including staff, to practice what they preached.  What they allow in public schools these days blows my mind compared to private so I will probably be moving my daughter back to priviate school. ($$$$) More money but happier kid and parents..