Calcium Primary School

Excellent school staff is understanding when family energency occur, the student are very well involved in everything. Teacher take alot of interest in the student. Also it is close to Fort Drum a big plus.
--Submitted by a parent

Great things about this school: The music program is A+++, the school is also good about encouraging parent interaction. Not so good things about this school: Showing cartoons in the afternoon, doesn't have outside recess every day, lack of a program for gifted students. My children, who are accellerated learners, have not been given the additional opportunities that they need. Also, I understand that sometimes it can get too cold for recess outside - but this is rare. My children saw movies like 'The Bee Movie' and 'Bewitched' on warm, sunny days near the end of the school year. I would prefer a routine outside recess in lieu of these movies.
--Submitted by a parent

I am a very involved parent at Calcium Primary. I see the interaction of the teachers with the children on a daily basis. The staff at Calcium truely care about the children that attends the school. My son has attended Calcium since he was in kindergarten, he is now in the third grade. I have to disagree with the other parent who said all her child learned to do was make greeting cards, sell chocolate and learn the Macarena. This school offers a lot for the children, you just have to want to be involved in your childs education to reap the benifits! I have never seen a school so caring and eager to help a child progress on their path of education! I love this school and hate the fact that as a military family we must move and leave this wonderful school!
--Submitted by a parent

Great facilities. Seemingly educated teachers. Horribly inadequate educational structure. My son is in third grade and so far he's learned how to draw greeting cards, sell chocolate and dance the macarena. What a waste. Thank God he has to change schools next year.
--Submitted by a parent

Best school ever! The staff and teachers are the best.My kids have been attending Calcium Primary for about 3 years now.I will miss this wonderful school when my kids move on to 4th grade next year.
--Submitted by a parent

My child attended school at Calcium Primary for 3 years (K-2). I love this school. We will be moving after this year. We hate to move because this is such a wonderful school. The teachers and the Administration care about the children and make parents feel so welcomed. My child has loved every day that she attended Calcium Primary. We hope to find another school where my child can be this happy.
--Submitted by a parent

This school offers a rather attractive place in which to learn. The school makes strides to include parents in the many school activities, and community events. I would like to see more individual attention to students perhaps by adding teacher's aides to the classroom however with the recent budget cuts in education I don't see this happening anytime soon. There are programs in place for children considered special needs but nothing in place for children who may require a higher level of learning such as a gifted program which is unfortunate. But overall a great school.
--Submitted by a parent

I loved this school. When I was going to Calcium primary school between the first and fourth grade, I felt so safe and comfortable. This school means so much to me, even though I don't go to it anymore. I would recemend this school for any elementary student.
--Submitted by Brittany Aponte, a former student

This school with its wonderful staff have provided both my children with a solid start for their future school years. Excellent school!
--Submitted by a parent

Calcium Primary is a top notch school in NNY. The educators, staff, and leadership all show a genuine concern for the students. Information flow is excellent. Children are challenged and given every opportunity to learn and excell. Parental visits are welcomed and encouraged. All questions for any issues and curriculum will be explained and answered. Five stars.
--Submitted by David, a parent