Public | PK-5 | 898 students |
St. Cloud Elementary School serves grades PK-5 in the School District of Osceola County. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 7 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 26 school community members.
School highlights:
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0.2 miles | |||
Rocking Horse Ranch Child Care 0.7 miles | |||
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1 miles |
Top school Has been highly rated for a decade. Lots of parent involvement and high expectations.
This school needs to establish a classroom where they can send any student who is experiencing problems so that they can receive that extra attention instead of constantly sending remarks to the parents regarding what the student is not doing. If the student is not being stimulated in a regular classroom setting his/her attention will sometimes fade and he/she will get fustrated. My son does fine at home but for whatever reason does not do well in a classroom setting and his teacher has no idea on how to get through to him.
Dedicated teachers, administration that listens, lots of volunteers and just enough technology to pique interest (but they could use more!) A bright spot in an overall mediocre district.
This school is amazing! The teachers and staff are dedicated to the well being of the child and the family. When my daughter started kindergarten this year, I had many questions and fears (moreso than she did!). The teachers and staff were so patient and kind in helping to put my concerns to rest, explaining in full detail how and why they do things the way they do. Their commitment to educating our students shows year after year in their high academic scores. I was once considering enrolling my child in private school, but am so glad that I chose to put her in this first class, public school.
I think that the school has really gone downhill. Whether it is due to budget cuts or the decisions on where to make cuts, it has been terrible. Parents are encouraged to volunteer, but then no one ever sets up times and places for them to volunteer. The principal thinks he is important and walks around like he is. Instead of a subsitute when a teacher is out, the class is just divided up and sent to other classrooms for the day, classrooms that are already at their maximum number of students. For this to be an A school, from what I have seen it is all on the great dedication of the teachers and not the administration.
My son has been going to this school for the past three years and I have always thought this school to be one of the best until this year. I really am disappointed on how they hvae changed things this year. We are no longer allowed to eat lunch with our child unless it is on fridays and they don't even allow our children to celebrate their birthdays until the last day of the month and even that has to be done only in the lunch rooms. Theres no extra activites anymore. It's like its not fun anymore. My friends daughter goes to harmony and they do so many things with their students. They have a cooking class on wednesdays, a laid back atmoshpere and they were allowed a party at holiday times. Why is our school so different?
I fell in love with this school last year, because my son had a wonderful teacher. This year his teacher is a complete bully and I have requested a change in class, instead of trying to 'help' my son and I were ambushed by the administration in order to protect their teacher instead of my child. I still love the school, but as long as a parent does not have issues then the school is very polite.
Words that describe SCE: knowledgable, caring, comforting. My daughter is in 3rd grade at SCE and loves going to school each day. Her teacher Mrs. Woodman has been absolutely wonderful and works with every student to find their train of thought and how to stimulate them to do their best. The school overall is helpful and will do anything for those kids!
The principal at SCE has made an effort to recruit more male teachers. My son has one of only two male teachers at SCE for his 1st grade class. Mr. Naylor is a welcome addition to a very good staff.
mu daughter used to go to Canoe Creek Charter School and I transferred her to SCE. Since then, she is doing great in school and her teacher is great. The school has great comunication with the parents and the principal is very accesible and hands on. love the school facilities and the staff.
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