Dimondale Elementary School

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330 Walnut St

Dimondale, MI 48821

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Dimondale Elementary School serves grades 1-4 in the Holt Public Schools district. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 6 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 14 school community members.

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Posted on Oct 25, 2009
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We have two children at Dimondale and we have loved every minute of their education at this school. The community is very warm and welcoming. The parents are very involved. The teachers are outstanding. This is a great small town feel with all of the benefits of the larger school district, being part of the Holt Public Schools. I have been so impressed with what they have done to help both of our sons achieve and learn. There is plenty of homework and I have always felt supported when I have had to talk to any teacher or principal about any issues, although very few. I highly recommend Dimondale Elementary School! Go Bearcats!
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Posted on Sep 8, 2009
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My son was at this school from kindergarten to 4th grade. I loved every minute of it until 4th grade. He was bullied at school and they did nothing about it. I even have documentation of the school being passive and not protecting my child. This is not somewhere you would want to send your child if they have any special needs!!!
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Posted on Apr 2, 2007
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We used schools of choice to get our kids into Dimondale Elementary. For our son it has been a great experience his teacher is phenomenal (Mrs. Curtis). For our daughter however, the year has been a complete disappointment. There is no emphasis on homework. The teacher doesn't seem to care if they turn it in or not. I feel that the academics are lacking a lot and am completely unhappy. We are considering home schooling the kids because this has been such a bad experience.
--Submitted by Jamie, a parent

Posted on Aug 11, 2006
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My son has attended Dimondale Elementary for the past two years and I have nothing but great comments to say about the teachers and the entire staff. He has been welcomed into this school with open arms and I feel that his kindergarten teacher( Mrs. Curtis ) should be teacher of the year! I love the small town feel that I get at Dimondale Elementary. I would recomend this school to everyone!
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Posted on Jan 10, 2006
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My daughter is in first grade at Dimondale Elementary School. She has had very good,caring teachers for those two years. Her academics are great and her teacher is working with her on some behavior concerns. My son started preschool this year at Dimondale. He has GREATLY improved his readiness for kindergarten next fall. They have also worked with him to improve the choices he makes when he gets angry. Not to make it sound like my kids are bad. The point is the teachers take time to work with the children not only in their school subjects but also in the area of behavior/social developement.
--Submitted by jeff snell, a parent

Posted on Oct 26, 2005
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I have three children at Dimondale Elementary School. I couldn't be happier with the teachers, principal, support staff and paraprofessionals. Kids and parents who are lucky enough to call this school their own are blessed with a happy, disciplined, loving, clean atmosphere in which to learn and make friends (parents and students alike!). I've found that the teachers my kids have had and now have expect a lot out of their individual students and more than anything else, pass on true excitement about science, reading, writing, history and math to the kids. The only negative aspect is that there is not enough free art time, however, teachers do their best to incorporate it with other subjects (i.e., scupt a historic figure). This group of people, including an active, kind, generous principal, are very special.
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Posted on Sep 6, 2004
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I feel as though all the teachers work hard to ensure each child is safe and loved. The teachers I have encountered until this year 3rd grade have gone above and beyond what I could have expected. (Curtis, Riley, Haddock, and Brown) I would highly reccomend this school for any child!
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Posted on Mar 18, 2004
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Had one child go through 1-5th grade in Dimondale Elementary. Tried to use school of choice for another school, but didn't get in the program. Most of the teachers are very competent and wonderful, however, one of them was not quite so competent and, I feel, hindered my child because of her attitude toward the children and how she spoke to them. Please note - it's not the entire school.
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Posted on Sep 11, 2003
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We talk with other parents who have sent their children here and they have been generally happy. Our experience, however, has been less than satisfactory. Given a choice, we would not select this school for our children.
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Posted on Aug 22, 2003
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My child attended Dimondale after being home schooled and had a very attentive and dedicated teacher who took time to make sure my child was challenged. This was the 1st time my son had a male teacher and we were more than happy with the outcome. This 2nd grade teacher made sure we were welcomed and involved within the school community.
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