Rouse Elementary School

Public | PK-2 | 1260 students |  

PHONE: (601) 825-5437

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151 Boyce-Thompson Dr

Brandon, MS 39042

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Brandon's Rouse Elementary School serves grades PK-2 in the Rankin County School District.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 18 school community members.

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Posted on Mar 18, 2012
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1st grade is awful.The children are rushed through everything all day long. They are rushed during lunch, rushed during bathroom breaks. I have not had a decent conversation with my child's teacher because she seems to be too "rushed". I do understand that 1st grade is when the children begin to read and start math, but Rouse needs slow down and pay attention to these children. And Rouse staff needs a DRESS CODE!!! Especially the PRINCIPAL!!! I'm like, pardon me, are we at school, or are we headed to the beach?
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Posted on Oct 12, 2010
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I love our school because they have been great to by babygirl and she has learned alot!! The school is very clean and neat and the principal and faculty are awesome people!!!
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Posted on May 7, 2010
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I am a grandparent. I think Rouse's teachers and the overall program are above average. I think the after school program could improve on monitoring the nutrition and hydration, of the children. I would not wait for them to ask to eat, drink, or go to the restroom. I would require that they each sit down, at some point, every 1/2 hour, and sip, eat, drink, or use the rest room, if they can.

Posted on May 4, 2010
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My daughter Haley has learned so much this year and I can not thank her teachers Mrs. Blakeney and Mrs. Vincent enough. Allison
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Posted on Jun 6, 2009
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Great school with excellent, caring teachers.
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Posted on Apr 30, 2009
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My child has really done well and learned alot from her teachers at Rouse
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Posted on Mar 6, 2009
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I am very upset with rouse. This was our first year there. We had problems from the start. Also, the kids only has about 10 min. To eat. When i questioned 'why', i was told that it was because they ' have too many kids.' Well, that's your problem! my child deserves enough time to eat! also, their playground time is also always cut short. One time i saw a child who had thrown up on themselves, in the lunchroom. The teacher did not take the child to the office. Instead, the child just remained in the lunch room with the other kids. When they all lined up to leave, i said 'um, is the child ok?' She said 'well no, they threw up on themselves, but what can i do about it? We can't reach their parents.' How about not letting them around other kids?! I was infuriated! my child won't go back.
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Posted on Feb 27, 2007
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It was a long process to get my child qualified and approved for an IEP plan. Her kindergarten teachers were not adept on how to handle ADHD and learning disabled students. She had a great first grade teacher who encouraged my daughter to succeed academically and socially. She is now in second grade and is not having the same level of academic and social involvement. If she doesn't know how to do her work in class, she is told she can do it in her special class later and to read a book while everyone else is working. Her grades on her report cards reflect that she is performing exceptionally well. However, at home she struggles with understanding basic concepts which were already taught in class throughout the year. I question how much she is independently doing, understanding and retaining through the chosen teaching methods.
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Posted on Oct 5, 2006
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First year here. Open house was excellent. Classes were clean, organized and creative. Class size is on the high side, but special attention is given to each child. Music & library are great. Parents are given announcements via email and paperwork. More info is needed about PTO and from the classroom mom. Office staff is wonderful and actually start to know you by name. The bus driver is very nice and on time. The carpool line is quite long, but very structured and safe. Open communication between teacher and parent is encouraged. Child says 'playground is cool!' I would recommend this school due to the location, newness of school, teachers and quality of learning.
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Posted on Apr 29, 2005
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We enrolled our son in Rouse last fall. Overall we were satisfied with Kelli Adcock (Principal)and the teacher my son was assigned; however we felt the school system in general was behind slightly academically. Also, it took our son a while to adjust to what time classes began, 7:25am was 35 minutes earlier than he was previous accustomed. I do not want to come accross only providing negatives about Rouse, as we met many new parents and felt the teachers did a very good job with what they had to work with. (I think those of us in Ms all know how far we have come academically, but we still have many mountains to cross to get off the bottom standards).
--Submitted by Heather Heather, a parent


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