Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We live near Truesdell, too, and I'm sorry to say that I would not send my child there. It just looks really depressing, and while aesthetics may count for very little, more often than not, such concerns appear to be justified.
If you find the aesthetics of Truesdell to be too much of a turn off, then you probably won't be interested in West. The people inside are great, but the building is not.
+1. And PP, have you ever been inside Truesdell? I have seen worse (the old Bridges building, where Breakthrough is going to be, for instance). We are likely going to be at Truesdell for PK3. The principal seems really great. I don't understand why the higher SES neighborhood parents aren't giving the school a chance, like they do for instance with Langley (whose scores are worse). Now entering in 3rd grade, for OP, may be a different matter, given that there won't be many (or any?) other kids of her demographic yet.
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