Lockhart Elementary School

Public | K-5 | 500 students |  

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7500 Edgewater Dr

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Lockhart Elementary School, located in Orlando, Florida, serves grades K-5 in the Orange County Public Schools district. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 5 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 12 school community members.

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Posted on Jan 25, 2012
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This is a great school, very happy with the teachers and staff allays there to help out, no matter what the problem. But we do need more parents to get involvement with their child/children, even if it just to sit down and have lunch it will make there day. Go to the Reading, Math and Science night fair that the teachers and staff work so hard to but on for our children and families, plus all the other fun stuff that go on in the school through the year. This is a great school to have your child in I have two children there and I am very happy with the school. Could not ask for a better school.....GO LOCKHART DOLPHINS
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Posted on Jul 17, 2008
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This school is excellent. The teachers are well trained and really care about the children. They focus on each child individually and set goals for the different learning levels of each child. The teachers spend many hours at school before and after normal hours to ensure that the best learning can happen during regular class hours. There are plenty of after school functions based on the academic achievement goals for the students. I am excited about how involved the principal is at this school. The only disappointing aspect is the lack of parent invlovement. More parents need to step up to the plate and help their students achieve. This school could really soar if more parents participated in their child's education.
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Posted on Jan 11, 2006
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This school is full of energetic teachers and staff. They work very hard to make your childs education a wonderful experience. Their tests scores are increasing and with more perental involvment it could soar through the roof! Your child will be welcomed into the school and will have a great elementary education.
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Posted on Apr 26, 2005
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This school is in a very good area!
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Posted on Mar 31, 2005
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Lockhart Elementary is a good school with lots of nice people. The students and teachers have gone out of their way to make my daughter feel at home here. The Extended Day program is one of the best in the state; no child is excluded or put on a waiting list here and they actually have lots of fun activities and clubs. Some days my daughter doesn't want to come home!
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Posted on Feb 15, 2005
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The school has a good music program.
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Posted on Jan 11, 2004
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I didn't have any problems with the school until last year when all this higher level achievement stuff started. It seemed to me the principle is more interested in an overall school grade than the individual needs of the child. The principle chose the cirriculum and the teachers know it is impossible to teach certain kids higher levels when they have not been exposed to basic. More focus is on third graders reading than Math. They need math skills too. I was told Math was changing mainly to word problems and the student has to be able to read the problem. Too many children in 3rd,4th and 5th grade at that school are Level one in Math. That is pitiful. They are being promoted because they can read. They put the kids on AIP's to pay special attentions to them just for the paper work. Those young children need to know the basic concepts first before they can read between the lines. Please pay attention to your child's math make sure they are getting their needs meet. If enough of us makes a fuss about this, the principal has to make chages. She feels it is a good thing she is doing for the future, but every child deserves to be taught at their level. The school has the resources she is just not using them wisely.
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Posted on Sep 28, 2003
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I transfered my child in 1st grade from private school and was pleased with the progress. A lot depends on what teacher you get as always. The planners are wonderful!
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Posted on May 6, 2003
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I have been really disapointed with my sons teacher attendance he had to many different teacher this year.He also wasn t aloud to take books home from the libraiy all year an the other kindergarten got to. I have been disapointed with this school all year ; there needs to be something done, if the teacher can t be there for most of the year get a teacher that can.The subs that they have had are not good with younger kids. Thats is not fair to the kids. they are supposed to like school but how can they with what they went thought in pre-k now kindergarten .


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