Jackson Elementary School

Public | PK-5 | 388 students |  

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2717 North Woodlawn

Wichita, KS 67220

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Jackson Elementary School, located in Wichita, Kansas, serves grades PK-5 in the Wichita Public Schools district. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 2 out of 10.

This school has an average Community Rating of 2 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 19 school community members.

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Posted on Jun 19, 2011
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As a a parent of of 2 former students who attended this school., I concur with the last post. I do not understand why the district supt. does not clean house here and replace this administration. Many good teachers are being abused in front of students and this is being done by the school leader.There appears to be racial selection of students and staff, and exclusion of others. What message do we teach our children? . If you are not in this schools majority , you feel fear- inadequacy, Why is this reverse discrimination being allowed? These messages are why we have bullying. 259 do something quick , this is a volitale situation.
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Posted on May 11, 2011
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The principal at this school is unbelievable. I do not work there, but I am a friend of one of the staff members who currently works there. She [the principal] will transfer teachers to other schools without any words as to why. She has a click of teachers from a previous school that she would gladly take a bullet for. However, if you are not in her click, she will throw you under the bus. In a confidential survey the staff said that she was unapproachable. She LAUGHED at this!! In front of her STAFF!!! Is that the type of woman you would want to work for? She refuses to give feedback to her teachers (positive or negative) without giving a formal observation. She is uncaring and inconsiderate. Sorry this isn't more of a review about the school, but I think that the leadership of the school is a good reflection of what the school is like. This is not a woman I would want to work for. I think you should think VERY CAREFULLY before working here or sending your children to school here. The staff are good people, but she is moving good teachers out of the building for nothing more than personal distaste. At this rate, the school will be even more poor than it is very soon

Posted on Apr 3, 2009
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As a parent of a gifted child I find that the school and staff seem to resent the gifted students. it doesn't seem like they are doing anything to help the program grow, especially since there isn't even enough room for one of the classes. The class is crowded in a very small room not intended for a classroom. Why aren't these kids' needs as important as students' on the other end of the spectrum? is there only one kind of diversity at this school?
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Posted on Mar 25, 2009
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principal and staff as a whole was rude, in effective and favored certain students and families in the school.
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Posted on Mar 24, 2009
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I have bee a parent at Jackson for four years now. Yes we have seen some leadership changes and they each brought something new to the school. We have a great leader now and she is building her team and improvements have been seen and more will come. My oldest daughter has a great teacher and provides her and I great support. Which I will miss once she moves classes next year. My youngest daughter is doing good but has a class size of 23 which is not a lot of time to spend with a teacher, so I hope for a smaller class for her next year. If you are an active parent you will see the good things that are happening at your school. If you are not active you will tend to focus on the negative.
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Posted on Jul 27, 2008
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My child's teacher was organized , provided rigor and structured lessons, but the principal and staff as a whole was rude, in effective and favored certain students and families in the school.
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Posted on Jul 27, 2008
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I really liked my son's teacher, she worked hard, stayed late, had a challenging curriculum, and his scores went up alot. The school as a whole tho, was not as good as his last school. The kids were disrespectful to teachers and other students. The lunch room was out of control. It had a behavior plan that did not work for the kids who were out of control and was too stict for kids who did not need it.
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Posted on Mar 26, 2008
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This school was a huge mistake to go to ,we ended up changing schools ,my sons were behind so much from going to school here ,but they finally caught up and at a school they like now
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Posted on Jan 29, 2008
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My experience at Jackson has been positive. The staff and administration is open to questions and any issue I have raised has been addressed. The students are orderly and this allows for a calm learning environment, which increases student achievement. The school is fortunate to have had 2 strong principals since it opened in 2004. For a relatively new school, the staff has done a fine job of taking on academic challenges they inherited from other schools and building a foundation for success. I am proud to be a Jackson parent.
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Posted on Dec 17, 2007
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I have a daughter in the 1st grade. I enjoy and appreciate (Mrs. Robinson) her teacher's efforts in pushing the student to do well and understand new information.But due to her changing teachers for next year, I am afraid she will not get that same dedication from her future teachers.
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