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Submitted by other on May 01, 2023
My experience with this school was something I'm very happy I no longer have to deal with. The community seems nice, quite. I don't know how things were inside the classroom because of covid restrictions we were never allowed inside, nor allowed to drop off a lunch or drink for our children if they had been forgotten. My child's IEP was not taken seriously and I was given false information about how often I was allowed to receive an IEP meeting. I felt as though I was constantly brushed off. The drop off and pick up situation is horrendous. My child was just left unattended numerous times to do things that the schools explanation to was just "Oh Well". In the county you don't have a choice, your child goes to the school they are zoned for and that's it. Unless you have money and can pay to send your child to private school.
Submitted by parent on November 19, 2021
Would not recommend from what I've seen in just two years
Submitted by other on March 03, 2014
I was a current child attending North Glen for Pre-K to 5 grade! This school includes amazing education styles. The teacher is amazing and offers a safe learning environment! They have a celebration every marking period (PBIS) to celebrate the great behavior each child does! I WISH I COULD STAY THERE ALL MY LIFE....... MY CHILD HOOD LIVES IN THAT SCHOOL..... I LOVE NORTH GLEN
Submitted by parent on September 19, 2013
My son is in second grade at North Glen, and this is his second year at the school. This school gives me the impression that it does not reach above and beyond (even with seemingly positive attitude) in wanting to see students excel beyond the norm. Its lack luster school spirit and pride is disappointing. I believe there is a communicative disconnect between staff and parents. From what I have seen many parents probably would love to be more active, however I do not see those opportunities. God forbid you ask for any information, depending on who you ask you may be ignored. Last, I am not sure even if they have a functioning PTA. I became a member, and never received a notice or email. They do have meetings but really no list of goals are made for students that non-involved parents are aware of. I am not downing all the teachers or principal however I would rate them a C- for effort and communication :(. Also, no information given on intellectual advancement for second graders. My son will not be returning next year.
Submitted by parent on February 21, 2012
My child is in 1st Grade at North Glen I also agree about the good and the bad at North Glen. I have seen a lot of good teachers amd some not so good ones go figure my son has one of the not so good ones. He was getting more homework then high school kids were! But she has recent left for the year and now they have a permanent Subsitute who is wonderful thank God. I think the Principal is good she does what she can with what she has. The school is definitly underfunded and has been that way since I went there sometime ago. I do like the lack of violence and that is good. Overall it's a decent school could be a lot worse!!!!!
Submitted by parent on September 11, 2011
I have to agree with the previous parent's review! You are so right about the good and bad at North Glen. The bad is probably the old broken down building and a non-existent PTA? It's a mockery of a PTA. The school seems underfunded in every aspect and there are not enough teacher assistants in the classrooms. They rely on parent volunteers but there aren't many. The great thing about the school is that there is rarely any violence which is comforting.