Camras Elementary School

3000 North Mango Avenue

School District

Chicago Public Schools
Grade

PK, K-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:13
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 12, 2024

This School is a front that's really a failure for children! There is NOTHING really geared towards Engineering or STEM. They lie about the students grades and scores in order to make the school seems as if they're teaching the kids. CPS IS A MESS! PLEASE Stay engaged and look for private or home school for your children!
Submitted by parent on February 17, 2020

My child graduated from Camras Elementary with poor academic grades, which were manipulated to keep the graduation rate up. One of the grades of "F" were omitted from the transcript to keep the schools rate up.Administration is unprofessional and rude along with some of the support staff. They claim they want parents to be involved in the students academic progress, but once involved, they demonstrate a negative attitude with involved parents. They discourage parent involvement.
Submitted by parent on November 19, 2015

My kids like to much the school and programa of after school the teachersis good
Submitted by parent on January 31, 2013

School is good, Mrs. Masterson is great, my child is in love with her. I don't hear a about the principal, and the Office needs some organization, either they need more people or the people in there needs to be more organized. The school is call "Children s Engineering School", but has not clasess related to engineering until you are in 6th grade so for 3 years out of 10, if you start at Pre-K you might learned something extra about engineering and that's is if you get in the after school program because is an after school class and there are limited seats, so I think the school shouldn't advertise as engineering school.