Belleview Elementary School

5556 Southeast County Highway 484

School District

Marion
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:14
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on April 18, 2024

I would not reccommend Belleview Santos Elementary. Good students are treated as bad students while bad students have little consequences.
Submitted by parent on November 19, 2021

Worse school ever!! The secretary or the person in the front office don’t have the skills to deal with parents. Never have a good actitud to provide a good experience at the school. I being there 3 time to request a meeting with the principal and I always get an excuse, 11/11 I was told that the principal left every day at 2:30, on 11/12 I was told that the principal called out and I was directed to call a number to make an appt., I called and LVM and no one called me back yet. Today 11/19 I return a call from someone at the school and the lady in the front office told me that if I don’t have a name she can not help me. I have so many complain about this school and this is my sons 8th day at this school. If you kid is ADD or HDAD and you have another option please take it and don’t enrolled them here. Si eres latino y tienes la oportunidad dale home schooling.
Submitted by parent on December 02, 2019

Poor and I dont want my children to attend here after the holiday break
Submitted by teacher on April 28, 2018

I have found Belleview Elementary to be an excellent school, with a particularly exceptional 5th grade group of teachers.
Submitted by other on March 20, 2016

Great school with a very involved group of teachers. My children and I have had nothing but a great experience at this school. I'm not sure why the parent of the child with disabilities is complaining, I would think that any parent would want their child to reach his or her maximum potential rather than blame his or her shortcomings on a disability for the rest of his/her life.
Submitted by other on November 13, 2015

When you have a child with disabilities they do not fit in when the school is trying to change the person they are. They constantly called me about my son and what he had done,yet when I put him in a private school,they never call me.After he was in the new school,he told me that now he can ask a question,in public school an asked a question,they would tell him to shut up and sit down. They never brought up the fact they were mistreating a disabled child.