Campus Community School

350 Pear Street

Dover, DE 19904

School District

Campus Community Charter School
Grade

K-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:17
Type

charter

School Map for Campus Community Charter School

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on February 02, 2025

This school is a very good school to put your child in they haves a good sports team and the cheerleaders ARE THE BOMB!! they also take bullying very seriously and i love that highly recommend.
Submitted by parent on August 25, 2020

This school embraces children of all backgrounds and learning levels and completes the educational experience from end to end all while keeping parents active in the educational process.
Submitted by parent on February 12, 2020

Campus Community has helped to make the transition from Pre-K to Kindergarten easier! They have surpassed all of our expectations and our daughter is thriving there. We recently visited the dentist and her dentist made a comment about how much her behavior has changed in the last 6 months. I am so grateful for the staff of Campus Community and would recommend them to anyone looking for a school.
Submitted by parent on May 23, 2016

I have two, soon to be three, children attending CCS. This school has been awesome. My children are thriving at this school. They are able to learn with hands on and not just reading from a text book. The teachers actually communicate with the parents. If there's an issue or he teachers notice something is off with your child they inform you. From a school community garden to watching eggs hatch into chicks to local field trips the kids are constantly absorbing new information in a fun way. The after school STEAM program is an added bonus. Mr. Travers, The principal, cares about the children and the staff makes an effort to get to know all the families. They have smaller smaller class sizes. The kids approve of the breakfast and lunch, more so than what I pack for them haha.
Submitted by parent on July 14, 2015

The small class size, teaching based on choice theory, and the quality of the teachers have far surpassed my expectations. This last year was our family's dust year at Campus, three students attending. The only trouble we ever had was with a teacher that ended up being let go before winter break. Everyone else was spectacular! My children actually want to go to school now and they're self direction with learning that they've developed since attending Campus speaks for itself. We're never going back to public school.
Submitted by parent on November 24, 2014

My child attended this school for several years. it is chaotic and unprofessional. The teachers are uneducated in education, special education, communication with parents and work ethic. They are also, based on my observations, lazy, inattentive and just there to collect a pay check. Highly recommend NOT sending your children here if you care at all about their education and self esteem.
Submitted by parent on August 04, 2011

My child has been attending the high school for the past three years and I could not be more disappointed. I had severals meetings with the principal over the years regardings difficulties he has in the classroom and received no support. I had to take my child myself to get a full educational assessment done . $1,000 later I learned my child does have a learning disability. I informed the school and asked for an IEP. I was told he didn't need one, they would take care of it. They did not and I got help from an outside source. Some teachers are very unprofessional and unwilling to work with parents citing my child is old enough to advocate for himself. If your child needs any extra help or attention do not consider this school. We are transferring our child and feel we have wasted three years of education . It's a very hard lesson learned.