Doubek Elementary School

Teachers and staff go above and beyond to recognize learning characteristics in each child, and grow each one's learning curve on the child's requirements. They work out a plan and go over it with you on having you participate and help them learn at home and at school. Principal Hedemann was outstanding, 4k teacher, Ms. Williams was a perfect fit for my child. Communication between school and home was top notch. Looking forward to next year!
—Submitted by a parent

I believe Doubek has the right idea of saying the pledge of alegiance,because this great country was growing god was a major factor of its suscess.in the 1960s,when god was seperated from the schools it lost the mortor for a solid foundation,so thank you for keeping it alive.
—Submitted by a parent

I would have to rate this school as being on the stricter side! I basically had no problems while my child was there. My child does hold a pencil completely wrong and writes his letters and numbers bottom to top which I feel the teachers should have caught this early on..now it is something that is natural though causing him to write slower. I wish there were more male teachers. I feel they don't bring all of their 'issues' to school and pick these children apart. East Troy is a clicky town and I know a few families that want to move away because they feel their child doesn't 'fit in' (East Troy has always been this way unfortunately) My mother, husband and I went to school here as well. I really wish there was more creativity in all the schools art program! I also am disappointed in the athletics
—Submitted by a parent

This school has been a constant headache for me. School policies are strongly enforced for the parents but are constantly relaxed for the school. Example: Policy dictates that only healthy snacks are allowed yet my son's teacher sells poptarts and candybars which are purchased with earned play math-money and may be consumed at snack-time. The playground equipment is completely outdated with nothing but metal equipment such as what I played on 30 years ago as a kid. This school does not have air-conditioning and with a classroom full of kids, it gets extremly hot. It's not the optimal atmosphere for learning. Doubek is a very small-town, close-nitch school with the superintendants office on the same property. And my complaints have been swept under the rug. This is not a great school for liberals!
—Submitted by a parent