Public | PK-8 | 190 students |
PHONE: (701) 838-5552
Minot's Nedrose Elementary School serves grades PK-8 in the Nedrose 4 School District. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 4 out of 10.
The school community has reviewed this school and given it an average rating of 3 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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3 miles | |||
3 miles | |||
3.6 miles | |||
3.9 miles |
This school has some some great teachers and some great programs. The Jr High Science is spectacular. Lacking in some of the physical activities like swimming, other sports the students go through surrey school except for volley ball and basket ball. unfortunatley we have had some serious issues here, bullying that is out of control and not taken seriously by administration, A few staff that continually yell at the students, sexual harrasment issues on the playground some as young as second grade, not worth bringing the issues up cause after we did my childrens school setting became very tense and stressful, because of how the teacher choose to handle the situation, and then the bullying got worse. Grades and ciriculum fluctuate each year from good to bad, organized to unorganized. Lots of favortism issues. When it's good it's great, and again there's a lot of great teachers here, unfortunatley my family can no longer take the roller coaster and will not be returning.
Nedrose teachers work hard to keep up with growing trends and do so with growing class sizes and all of the new regulations that they face with No Child Left Behind. They are doing a great job of educating all students regardless of their ability. Teachers go above and beyond just being there for the 'SCHOOL DAY' they find a way to be there for the students all the time. We enjoy the atmosphere and like to have our children involved in such a close knit community school. Thanks and Keep up the Great work.
I have a grandchild at Nedrose and she thinks the school is great. There's a good after school program (Community Learning Center) for younger students and extracurricular activities for the older ones. The atmosphere is wonderful this year with many young enthusiastic teachers and the school has the latest technology. Adequate yearly progress reports were distributed to families and show that the school is doing a great job educating the students so what they are doing works. I'm not sure about the level of family involvement but have been to the carnivals, bbqs, music programs, games etc. and there seems to be quite a few parents at most of the activities.
I have had both of our children in Nedrose and they absolutely love it. The teachers are easy to talk with and your child isn't just another number.
Extracurricular activities is only for older kids-nothing for younger grades. There are bullies and not enough supervision outside. Principal doesn't take care of things to satisfaction of parents, not a good teacher. Teachers we've had so far are good. Some parent involvement-not much for most grades. Math & reading programs are slow and they do not help out kids who are ahead. There is help for kids who are behind, but not for the smarter kids. Our kids have fallen behind and are not challenged.
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