Moton Elementary School

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Brooksville, FL 34601

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Brooksville's Moton Elementary School serves grades PK-5 in the Hernando County Public Schools district. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 4 out of 10.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 15 school community members.

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Posted on Jan 22, 2012
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Looking back about the reviews about how volunteers are not welcomed, no school should entirely be based on how one or a few staff members treat them. That does not set the precedent for the entire school. Several of the teachers at the school are incredibly dedicated. There are a few who spend a great deal of time planning individualized, differentiated lessons. It is wonderful to see the results with the kids. The school has had some great festivals like the fall and spring festivals as well as the one held this past winter where each students' writing in the school was posted. The music teacher planned three concerts for the different grade levels that impressed numerous parents. Also, administration is very supportive. Though MES was a "C" school last year, I know for a fact that many worked hard. The school has a high ESE population because they are one of the county's two elementary ESE centers, and many of the kids have made great progress with a lot of support. The students also get support by logging into computer lab programs that focus on reading and math for 30 minutes every day.

Posted on Mar 30, 2011
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Once again double standards rule again in the school. The rules only change for a certain few, so as a previous person wrote do not volunteer cause you only get stepped on.
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Posted on Sep 11, 2010
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I know times change, but when I went to school I LOVED it. The teacher's were great, the Principal was great. I use to LOVE volunteering, when I was in 5th grade. Our principal at the time was Mr. Clifford & he was very close with all of his students. I remember when I left Moton & started at Powell...Mr/ Clifford started at Powell. I was so excited. He wasn't the same pleasant man though, but I never blamed him...Powell was horrible. It was full of rebels. I miss Moton & all of it's memories.
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Posted on May 19, 2010
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As a volunteer at Moton, I can offer this advice... do not volunteer. Volunteers are very often treated poorly. We all come into the school out of the kindness of our hearts and are, more often than not, treated with condescension and rudeness. It is claimed that we are very valued, but this does not play out in our treatment. Teachers are appreciative of our efforts, but the poor treatment we receive from the rest of the staff far outweighs any positive reinforcement from those teachers. This is one volunteer who will think twice before volunteering again.

Posted on Apr 14, 2010
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Moton does have some wonderful teachers. We have gotten lucky the last two years getting the best teachers. However, there is alot of different clicks in the school and it is almost like a soap opera. Staff talking about staff. Volunteers are not treated like they should be treated and there are alot of volunteers that come in everyday. Everybody should be treated with the utmost respect. Can't we all get along! I glad the fcats are over so our students can start learning what they need to be learning. Some students at moton really need help!
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Posted on Jul 20, 2009
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Moton is a wonderful school and best kept secret in Brooksville for those who do not know. The teachers and staff go above and beyond. The staff treats all the children like their own. Moton cares about its students, staff and community! f

Posted on Nov 7, 2008
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I find the school was become a place of distraction for my student. The administration seem to have other interest that do not include the students. The staff seems uncomfortable. I moved my student to Brooksville Elementary.
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Posted on Jul 29, 2008
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My kids have been in this school since their kindergarten year, and we love it. Very family oriented school.. Since the new principal has come to Moton, it has turned for the better.
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Posted on Feb 1, 2008
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We moved here from an 'A' school in Tampa(mid year) several years ago. We were so supprised at how far behind we were in Tampa compared to the curriculm they had here at Moton. But the teachers and staff were always there to help. They have a wonderful parent resource center and the teachers are always ready to answer questions and help you to help your student succeed. When we first moved here I was so worried about the bad reputation this school had, But now I call it Hernando's little seceret... Moton is one of the best schools and I would recommend it to anyone. I have more than one student in attendance right now at Moton Elem. and they can't wait everyday to go to school.
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Posted on Aug 28, 2007
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My daughter is now in 5th grade at Moton. She's been there since 3rd grade. We moved from Tampa and let me tell you this school is far better. She has succeeded in being a straight A student. We love the staff and students. We volunteer all the time and just love being at the school. The teachers are dedicated in helping each student succeed.
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