Clemmons Elementary

6200 Bingham Avenue

School District

Winston Salem & Forsyth County
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:13
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 09, 2023

This school is wonderful and has helped transition so much
Submitted by other on June 07, 2012

We were very fortunate for my grandchild to attend this school as her first school experience. She was sad to have to change schools. There is a certain sense of professionalism accompanied by sincere and caring teachers. High expectations are clear, and as well they should be. This is why the school remains one of the better schools within a wide radius. Student success is based on the curriculum, the teachers, the administrators, and of course parent and student participation. Support your school, wherever it is. Thanks to Southwest Elementary for setting the standard for my grandchild.
Submitted by other on March 08, 2012

Some of these comments are just rude and untrue! THese parents are spelling word wrong and not finishing sentences! I am a current 5th grade student at CES and I love it.I'm not on of those popular,cheerleaders.And I'm usally not in center attention but I still get noticed.If something wrong the teacher's will notice right away. When there is bullying(that doesn't happen alot) the teachers,staff, or principle handle it calmly and kindly and everything later turns out fine.Clemmons Elementary is a very welcoming school everyone is treated like family! When I graduate this year I will never forget this amazing school.
Submitted by parent on February 04, 2012

This school does have / has had some very good teachers. However they now have a new very uptight principal who has very few people skills and "rules with an iron fist.' He refuses to acknowledge kids who make straight As while giving lots of attention to those with substandard performance. I think many of the teachers are retiring or leaving because of him. I would agree with the previous post about the PTA, image is a lot at this school and if you don't "fit in their box" well, your thoughts and opinions just don't count. Yes, there are some bullies, many from overindulged environments but I focus on my children and how they respond or react to these situations. These things happen everywhere. So, overall a decent school with some good teachers, but the leadership keeps everyone so uptight, it is hard for them to teach at the top of their game.
Submitted by parent on February 01, 2012

This school has gotten a new principal and assistant principal during the last two years. The atmosphere here is open and welcoming. The school is a great school with really high performance expectations. My kids are valued and cared for by their teachers. The teachers expect the kids to do homework. They are required to read daily and to read additionally at home. This is wonderful to me. My kids are doing very well here. Also, I would add that the school administration is very approachable and low key. They want the kids to enjoy school, have fun, but most of all learn. I know of occasional issues in my children's classes, but the teachers and administrators have done a good job addressing issues.
Submitted by parent on November 01, 2011

I loved this school until my dauter hit 3 grade she hated it so she swiched schools she loves her new school
Submitted by parent on August 02, 2010

My child attended this school for 4 years. Yes there is or was a click of children did the bullying but they have since graduated. To the parent that posted the problem is not the school but the parents I agree. The parents of the kids doing the bullying were always there to complain that their child was suspended and the suspension lifted for some reason. There is no support for the children being bullied. The administration and faculty have a did not see didn't happen approach. My child went from an A-B student to Ds in one quarter and the teachers, principal etc. did not seem to see a problem with that. Yes I did talk to the principal, yes I did talk to the teachers and yes I did try to talk to the bully's parents. Just want people to know the truth and check out all your
Submitted by other on July 10, 2010

It appears that the problem is not with the school but with the parents. If the parents who are writing these reviews cannot spell or use complete sentences then what do you expect from their children (At this age children learn by example). Think about it before expressing your opinions that don't make sense. Also schools should not replace the parent s responsibility to teach the basics. People forget that if your child needs extra help then it's the parents that need to step up to help their child and if your child is bullied then it's the parents that need to step in and secure the safety of the child by speaking with the bully's parents, principal, and teachers. People rely to much these days on schools to do the parenting.
Submitted by parent on June 22, 2010

I am very unhappy with this school for several reasons. 1.If your child needs extra help u have to stand you head to make them give the child what they need b/c they don't want to be bothered by the extra step. 2.They do have a few good teachers but the majority of them have a student click. If they don't like your child then your child will be ignored for the yr. 3.They have a horrible student click and once again if your child does not fit in they are outcasted and picked on. 4.There is a no bullying policy that has not set standards for punishment. The children that do it get away with it and the problem is swept under the rug & ignored. 5. There is a huge PTA and they are very active but clicky & u have to have the right image to join.
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