Eastbluff Elementary School

Love this school! Everyone makes you feel very welcome and at home like a big huge family! Mrs Beck the principal is a great leader and smart. The teachers are great!!! Their different teaching techniques and their kind disciplinary method makes every student be very involved in learning and wanting to be good kids. There is also a lot of parent involvement, lots of great activities and funraisers which are well spent!!!!
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Excellent school, staff, faculty, and principal. Great parental involvement. Kids are happy, safe, healthy, and learn a lot! Yes, there's a lot of fund-raising, but the money is being well spent.
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I have a first grader and so far this school has been really great - lots of creative teaching methods, not just worksheets. The principal, Cheryl Beck is smart and open, seems like a great leader. It's a fun, spirited little school.
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The school is wonderful, a small community where everyone is welcomed. The teachers are the best.
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The teachers are first-rate, the parents are very involved, the neighborhood is welcoming and supportive, and the kids love it.
--Submitted by a parent

Fabulous teachers, wonderful parents and a great sense of community.
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Eastbluff is a small school with tremendous parent involvement, great kids, and fabulous teachers.
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Weak in all areas. Will consider other schools for next year.
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Great smaller school. The school could use more funding but what school couldnt? Teachers are friendly & accessible. Circulum should be more difficult in my opinion. Fantastic art program but lacking in music program (but again this cost $). New principal (Beck) is much better than last years and has already improved the school alot. I find the PTA to be quite accomodating (more than any other school my son has gone to). I have never felt hounded or a high school mentality when I have not donated. We can not rely on the state to provide schools with $. In this day in age parents have to dip in to their pockets a little to improve their childs schools/education. Like the small size of school where my son is a name not just a #.
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They need to put more funding in their school and better teachers
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