Jane Phillips Elementary School

This is a really Great school I feel very safe taking my grandchildren to this school, the teachers are always looking out for the students. Their number one concern are the childrens well being and education. My grandchildren are always happy when I drop them off to school and when I pick them up the they smile and tell there teacher bye in return their teacher smiles and tells them see you tomorow. The principal is Great! And the teachers are Great! This school is outstanding!
--Submitted by a parent

My children have been going to this school for 5 years and I have enjoyed the experience that I have recieved through these 5 years. The teachers are all understanding and they help the children learn not just from a book but also from hands on experience. I would give this school 5 stars.
--Submitted by Julie Campbell, a parent

My sister, brother,+ 5 neices and nephewshave all attended JPE. My daughter is currently a student here. The quality and invoolement of teachers,staff and the princial is second to none. I live in another district but work at JP and I will keep my daughter at JP until she moves on to middle school.She is reading nearly 2 grade levels above average. I firmly believe this is due to the reading program offered at JP. Every staff member is involved in helping our children stay an track and improve. Parent involement is an issue that is being worked on,however most of our parents work full time, so finding time to be involed before and after school is sometimes a problem. But, JP does offer a before and after school program to help out. Students are supervised while working on crafts as well as their homework. I rate this school great!
--Submitted by M Cole, a parent

I was taught at JPE myself, (the old building), and I am thankful to know that at least a few of the greatest teachers who taught me still exist in the school today. I believe in this school, it's teachers, principal, and staff. I also believe in our children. One thing I have realized is what we teach our children is as important as what the schools teach our children. If we give our children our time, patience, love and understanding and we talk to them about school and be a part of their learning experiences at home and at school, if we can provide the foundation, the teachers and other school staff can teach our children more effectively. We are fortunate to have teachers and schools, some countries don't and we neglect not only our schools, but our children by not helping them appreciate that fact.
--Submitted by Christy Leigh, a parent