Casey Elementary School

My daughter has been attending this school for 2 years now and I can say the first year was rough for her but has she got older she got better. This is not because of the teachers,it was because of her attitude. She had loving teachers,Mrs Russell and Mrs Kinnedy. Her kindergarten teachers worked with her and we also had discussions about her attitude and work as well. She's now in the first grade and yes she has attitude problems still but it has gotten better than she was in the kindergarten. Her teachers are so on top of their game. They are really good teachers and set great examples for other schools. Thanks Casey Elementary School.
--Submitted by a parent

Really great elementary school. The teachers keeps you update weekly on student's progress and if you have any problems you can always speak to someone and they have it handled immediately. Quality education....
--Submitted by a parent

Casey is a fabulous school; both welcoming to parents and caring for students:) Highly recommend.
--Submitted by a parent

Casey is a small, family oriented , transfer/magnet school. My children have gone through, and the experience could never have been better. K-4 grades are superb! I hope Casey keeps the tradition going by hiring administration who genuinely care about the good of the students. Arts Education is a must in this day and time. Kudos to Casey!!!!!
--Submitted by a parent

A small school with small classrooms, the total student population is about 500 with an average of 15 children per class. Casey is a Model school, Whole School, Blue Ribbon school, and does a wonderful job of providing arts in every subject. In 2006, Casey won the Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts.
--Submitted by a parent

Casey elementary is the best school my children have attended. It includes art in all learning and really challenges the children to learn in unique, out of the box ways. It is a level 5 school with high parent involvement where teachers really care! you and your children will not be disappointed
--Submitted by Tiffany Fitch, a parent