Southeast Elementary School

9800 South Francisco Avenue

School District

Evergreen Park Esd 124
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:13
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on August 23, 2021

This has been a great school for my son so far. He currently is going into 2nd grade. The class sizes are reasonable, the teachers have been really helpful, and the administration is great so far! I loved having Mr. Sheldon as the principal because you knew if you needed to contact him at any time, he would be there. It helped make me feel safe and secure knowing that my questions would get answered no matter what.
Submitted by parent on July 27, 2021

Excellent elementary school. Caring staff and great teachers who are invested in their students
Submitted by parent on June 05, 2015

This school was a good school. My daughter attended kindergarten through second grade there. I transferred her after they chose to mix my daughter who was in second grade in with first graders and gear the education towards the younger children. My daughter was one of approximately 6 second graders in the class and her scores showed almost no improvement. Also her teacher was a good teacher when available but was often assisting with administrative duties during which time my daughter was left with two teacher's assistants following the lesson plan. They said it was a transitional period and thanked us for our patience whenibrought up my concerns. I had to pay for private school to make up for their lack of commitment to their students. This was made more obvious when my daughter started at the new school and was behind even though she had good grades and I was told she was doing very well and wasn't affected by the changes. I suppose that's true when compared to the first graders they were aiming at educating.