Glendening Elementary School

4200 Glendenning Drive

School District

Groveport Madison Local
Grade

K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:13
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on April 06, 2018

The teacher are great and communication is amazing
Submitted by other on November 09, 2015

My granddaughter is currently in her fifth year at Groveport Elementary. She loves the school and has been very successful with the curriculum and teachers. Thank you Groveport Elementary staff.
Submitted by parent on January 19, 2015

Bus drivers let kids get off at wrong bus stops and don't even know it, this is a safety problem.
Submitted by parent on January 01, 2015

I have been dealing with this school for almost a decade. They are awesome if you have the PERFECT straight A student. However, most kids are not that. If you have a student with learning disabilities or behavioral problems they are horrible. The staff and the children bully without much repercussion. The principal talks a big game, but in the end, is unhelpful. It gets very very bad.
Submitted by parent on September 09, 2014

My son has ADHD and is in first grade. Last year, he was constantly in trouble, written up, held from having recess (a great idea when a kid already has too much energy, obviously), separated from sitting with other kids. I had talked to his teacher and seemed like nothing was done. I also had to ask multiple times to have him tested for his 'gifted' level, and it wasn't until a month or so before school ended that I was finally listened to. The whole year he complained about how bored he was, and when I approached the teacher was ignored. This year his teacher seems to be more inclined to listen to my concerns, and has already told me that the issues of boredom with schoolwork was already seen, and has told me he intends to do all he can to challenge my child. I am hopeful this teacher will help my child, as last year no one seemed to want to listen to me, on every level that I went to with my concerns. I think some teachers seem ok (this first grade teacher has so far worked out), but overall I don't find them very helpful when it comes to children who have things going on outside of the 'norm' (ie ADHD and advanced/gifted learning).
Submitted by parent on March 16, 2010

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Submitted by parent on March 05, 2010

My daughter is ADHD and hyperactive and it just seems the teachers do not care or want to care. There isn't a day she doesn't come home frustrated and upset. I contacted the principal with my problems and was ignored. If you move to the area and have the money I would recomend a private or a charter school. As for me, I am homeschooling my daughter,
Submitted by parent on February 21, 2007

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