College Park Elementary School

5701 West College Avenue

School District

Greendale
Grade

K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:8
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on July 30, 2014

The teachers are amazing there. Kids perform high academically and there are lots of extracurricular activities. Parents are real involved with the school as well. Couldn't has chosen a better school than College Park
Submitted by parent on January 09, 2014

To those referring to College Park as a "mediocre" school with "mediocre" staff are clearly new to the district. I am a product of College Park and I have 2 of my own children currently enrolled in College Park. The staff is so helpful to students and parents. The will do anything to be sure each child is up to par on all aspects of their education. My children will go all the way through high school graduation in the Greendale School District. Administrators bent over backwards to see me graduate and will be sure to do the same with my children if either of them struggle in high school. Until College, my kids will never know school outside of this district.
Submitted by parent on October 10, 2010

1. They make school interactive and fun. 2. They give the children a lot of educational opportunities. 3. They keep up with technology.
Submitted by parent on May 12, 2010

College Park is a good school, with mediocre teachers. The teachers to your face seem nice enough, but the things my kids come home and tell me tell a different story. I understand someone in your face is going to act differnet when your not there, but there is a lot of fakeness in most of Greendale. They say it's alright to come and help, or to keep a eye on your child, but when you do come and help they put so much work on you, you can't keep an eye on your child, which is probably on purpose. They treat the children whose parents come and help all the time better than the ones who don't, this mwy be on purpose or not, but is true. They reward the some kids over and over, instead of in a whole.