Edgerton Community Elementary School

100 Elm High Drive

School District

Edgerton
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:14
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on November 10, 2013

Community involvement and support of the schools here are the best I have ever seen. Not only have my kids developed academically, they have developed a love of reading and learning, and participate in plays and musical performances. A great experience all around!
Submitted by other on September 23, 2013

Five stars! Great in teacher to student ratio. Teachers go above and beyond just teaching. They help develop the child's interests and encourage them to reach out of themselves to be better in their private lives and also in the community. They encourage sports and drama and learning of the environment. Several come from broken homes and get the extra attention needed to feel complete. The schools are all enclosed in an area where they can interact. The elementary school is close to the high school and the middle school is across from the high school in the different direction. It gives a sense of community and caring.
Submitted by parent on December 13, 2010

I was really hoping this would be a wonderful school for my daughter who is in kindergarten. She has been in school for a few years now - started around 2-3 at a private school. But I thought public school here would be good. Unfortunately, I was wrong. They are teaching kids about things I do not agree with - and have very little communication and information about their curriculum. My daughter started having an attitude change for the worse - and saying she hated her cousin and things were not "stupid." Turns out the teacher was reading a book that was very inappropriate - something along the lines of the Stinky Smelly School bus. And besides that, I now found out they will be teaching the kids about sex ed and multiple religions - although they left out Christmas altogether in their pamphlet/letter they sent home - they will teach and have "activities" or "celebrations" on Hanukaha, las posadas, Kwanzaa, a Hindi holiday and EID for the muslims. I am not against her learning about these things when she is older, but don't want her celebrating them at school of all places - it seems out of line.
Submitted by parent on October 13, 2008

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