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Rocky Mountain Elementary School
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Parent Reviews (7 reviews)
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Parent Involvement at this school is at a all time low. I do not see them attempting to get anymore involvement either. Teachers are so new they are not preparing our kids for middle school. Our kids are still doing poorly on tests and helping the kids with the tests by reading to them or doing their writing for them. Which in my book does not give a accurate measure of your child progress. Teachers leave right when the bell rings or are in meeting in the afternoon, very few offering afterschool help for the kids.
I am very disapointed in this school. The staff in general do not care about teaching the children the values of good morels and helping solve problems. I think this school and its staff is a waste of tax payer money and I truely feel sorry for the children that have to attend this school. The principal is the worst I have ever seen! I cant belive he is still employed.
This school is great! I believe it has more caring teachers in it than most others in our area. The whole staff goes the extra mile to help out, they are truly concerned for the childrens education and overall well being. They are really great about keeping parents informed and encourage parent involvement. Would recommend this school to anyone!
RME is pretty good school. Some of the teachers are new to teaching. More than half of the teachers have been teaching for quite a few years. They are working hard to teach our children. They give above and beyond what is required of them. The volunteer at PTO functions and give their time to any and all student who want and need it. The majority of the teachers do not want parent involvement in the classroom. PTO is open and wanting parent involvement in the overall school. It is a tough battle, but the more you are involved in your children's education the better education they will get.
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