Ocoee Elementary School

awesome school great teachers and staff love the small town school feel of the school and community
--Submitted by a parent

Amazing school with a 'small town' community feel. Parents and teachers working together is the key to it's success!
--Submitted by a parent

The teachers are awesome! They are so personable and remember the kids and are friendly whereever they see them. It is like a family.
--Submitted by a parent

I love this school, and the teachers! You can always feel how much they love the students! This is a school with heart!
--Submitted by a parent

I can only say great things about this school! The teachers are second to none. Everyone is very willing and eager to help you and your child. The extended day program is by far the best I have ever had my child in (we have been in 3). The young lady at the front desk is the absolute nicest person you could ever go to with a payment problem. Keep up the great work.
--Submitted by a parent

My children both received a wonderful education from Ocoee Elementary. The teachers were second to none.
--Submitted by a parent

This is a really good school. The children here do excel and enjoy going to school. There are a lot of extra curriculars their for the children to participate in. My daughter really enjoyed the school and parental involvement is highly regarded.
--Submitted by a parent

All around excellent school with fantastic teachers. This school has there head on straight, I only wish others would follow.
--Submitted by a parent

This school is an 'A' rated school. My son attended K & 1st grade. I am very pleased with the school academically, staff, & cleanliness of the school. I also give it an A.
--Submitted by a parent

I can only say good things about Ocoee Elementary, but I say this with a word of caution to all partents. You know your child and their capabilities. If your 'gut' instinct tells you something, listen, do not rely solely on the recommendation of a teacher. They are people. How can a teacher recommend a student be held back based on reading scores and level and then say they do not need tudoring over the summer? The parent had scheduled and even asked the teacher to check out the facility. The parents worked with the child over the summer and wanted the child to go to the next grade. The principal was not in agreement and said she would feel better about moving the child to the next grade if the child had had tudoring during the summer.
--Submitted by a parent