Gateway Elementary School

229 Gateway Avenue

School District

Conneaut Area City
Grade

3-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:16
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by student on August 30, 2023

This school is wonderfull but its my last year i wish i could stay 1 more year but All my teacher are Great :)
Submitted by parent on February 18, 2018

needs to focus more one bullying along with security and safety of children therefore an education can be achieved without the distraction of fear
Submitted by parent on June 20, 2013

The teachers DO teach to the OAA and it seems that once testing is complete, teachers check out for the rest of the year. Homework is lax and there's a whole full month of school after OAA testing. Some teachers are better than others but it seems that if you are a teacher in this district, your child gets preferential treatment by getting the better teacher each year. I do like the Fine Arts program the Principal initiated. Too many economically disadvantaged families in this district who don't seem invested in their kids education or discipline . So for those of us in the middle (not a teachers kid and not economically disadvantaged) we get ignored. Too much favoritism for my liking. We tend to fly under the radar and not make waves but sometimes the squeaky wheel gets the grease. I hope my child's experience improves. Too may bullys that are allowed to get away with it.
Submitted by parent on February 24, 2012

The entire curriculum revolves around the Ohio Achievement Assessments. I have 2 kids in this school and 2 more who are at the middle school. Much of their work come directly from the last years test and I have even had lest years test sent home as homework. My children thrived at the primary level, before state testing, and now they are bored and struggling.