We are moving to Omaha this summer and are considering sending our son to the Pre-K program at Brownell-Talbolt and possibly letting him continue his education there. This was basically our only choice right now for daytime classes because most of the other schools registration periods began before we knew we were moving.
Does anyone have any opions on this school? Your advice would be greatly appreciated.
This is a wonderful school. It is in a great part of town. The students are among the best - if not the best - in the city. If the cost of tuition is not a deterrent, then GO FOR IT!! If you have any other questions, please let me know. I am the mom of a 3 1/2 year old girl who is currently in Montessori.
C.,
I am responding because we are also moving to Omaha this summer from Virginia. I have three children (two boys ages 2 and 5 and a 6 month old daughter). I was also concerned about enrolling my soon to be 3 year old in preschool, because of missing deadlines. I will be interested in hearing what people know about Brownell-Talbolt. Thank you.
I have a niece that attends Brownell-Talbot. She is 14 now and has been attending Brownell since she was 3 or 4. She thought about switching schools, but after doing some research, found that Brownell had the best programs to prepare for college.
Brownell is a highly respected school in Omaha.
Good Luck.
Brownell Talbot is a phenomenal school. I'd even go so far as to say it's the BEST school in Omaha. I have absolutely no affiliation to the school, this is my personal opinion based on plenty of research on where I'll be sending my twin daughters (2 and a half). If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me. Good luck, I think you'll be glad you chose Brownell-Talbot.
R.
C.,
My brother attended Brownell and I think it is an excellent school. He only attended for high school, but I am sure all of the curriculum and teachers are just as outstanding as the high school. They offer ample personal attention and really seemed to take a personal interest in each student. He was kind of a "problem child" and Brownell was the only school he thrived at academically and socialy. I also wanted to let you know that is you need any help with relocating I am a Realtor. I'd be happy to help in any way.
Sincerely,
C. Anderson
