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Submitted by parent on June 26, 2018
1 at most. Just because they managed to feed him and return him to me safely.
Submitted by parent on April 06, 2018
Best experience coming from out of state. Paulding County was definitely worth the move.
Submitted by parent on April 26, 2017
My oldest has been attending Allgood since Kindergarten. She's in 5th grade this year. I've noticed over the years that certain things are not handled well. One being kids getting picked on and bullied! My daughter was never picked on or bullied until last year. Every time she told someone it seemed to get brushed off and pushed aside. This year has been no better. In fact it has been worse and has now included racist comments!I'm very disappointed in how this is being handled or should I say NOT being handled! It does not matter how "big or small" the comments are towards my daughter, it is affecting her negatively and nothing is being done! She has always loved school and is very involved in several things in school and after school. My child is starting to dislike school because she's tired of getting picked on and bullied! It almost seems like the teachers and counselor's she speaks with don't believe her or simply just don't care!
Submitted by parent on May 23, 2015
My son has attended this school for three years and this will be his last year before heading to private school. There are some great teachers at this school but in the last year, the low morale of some of the teachers has become more apparent than ever even to the students in younger grades. Administration is OK, I think the big issue at the school is overcoming the tremendous amount of poverty and what comes with it. There seems to be a disconcerting trend of the middle income parents school doing school choice to schools with better demographics, homeschooling or switching to private school by 3rd and 4th grade. This is a Title I school and getting parents to be involved has always been in issue. Middle income parents leaving does not bode well for this school.
Submitted by parent on May 03, 2015
I am VERY satisfied with the education my 3 children received at Allgood Elementary. The professionalism of the teaching staff and administrators is impressive. They work diligently to ensure each child's success and keep parents informed. They treat each student with Kindness, Caring, Firmness when needed, and respect. My oldest daughter attended AG from 2002 - 2004. She received an excellent educational foundation at AG. After graduating from KSU in 2014, she now teaches in Paulding County calling many of her former Allgood teachers "friends" and "colleague". My 15 year old son attended AG and had the best teaching team ever. His teachers like my daughters before kept in constant contact and invested in his success. He is now a student a Paulding County HS and is fully successful in the MAGNET program. My youngest daughter is presently completing 5th grade. She has grown academically this year and progressing toward advanced math classes for middle school. Parent involvement is the key to your child's success at any school! The Teachers and Staff at Allgood welcome this involvement. Keep up the Good Work Allgood and Thanks!
Submitted by parent on July 27, 2014
The staff at Allgood is amazing! They provide the best learning experience possible and the safety and needs of the children are always their first priority.
Submitted by parent on April 22, 2014
My son attends this school. I receive no information from the school or teachers about any activities, field trips, academics, ect. I have called many, many times for answers to important questions. One question being,"My son is being bullied. What is being done?" My son's teacher treats parents very badly. She is rude, refuses to return phone calls, or arrange meetings to iron out problems that arise with my son. One problem being: I specifically arranged with the school for my sister to pick up my son as a car rider, so I could to go to a very important appointment. She put my son on the bus, disregarding my arrangements. This left my son to almost be unable to return home at the end of the day. Luckily my sister made it in time to the bus stop. The staff is rude and doesn't forward messages to appropriate persons. Every time I have been in front office, I have felt as if I were walking into a prison. Recently, I found out this school nationally rated as poor and is on the priority list, meaning it's in desperate need of attention. It fails academically and socially. My family is definitely moving away from this district to get away from this terrible school.
Submitted by parent on January 30, 2014
My daughter is in 1st grade and has been going to Allgood since she started school. To me it is one of the cleanest schools in Paulding. You can tell their staff there takes great pride in their job. The front office has always been very helpful and friendly. The school is always having dances, movie nights, or fun science/math nights. I feel the teachers my daughter has had so far ( Mrs. Miller-Bristow and Mrs. Eaton) care about learning and their students. Some of the parents I know are unhappy with the curriculum, but to me she is learning what any other school in Paulding is learning. My daughter will be staying at Allgood thru fifth grade. I look forward to the new teachers she will get and the friends she will make.
Submitted by parent on June 01, 2010
My daughter has attended Allgood since Kindergarten and will finish 5th grade there this year.All of her teachers have been top-notch and I love the Parent Involvement, it has been great to see my child grow up at such a wonderful school with such devoted teachers!!! I would highly recommend Allgood to anyone.