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Submitted by parent on February 09, 2019
I would give this school a very poor rating because they don’t really seem inclined to ensure that the students are learning or are safe.
Submitted by parent on January 23, 2018
Horrible starting from the staff in the office to the classroom. I can say it’s only one teacher I know that genuinely cares about her job she’s a third grade teacher and she sometimes wait for parents to come to give report on children. She has come to my car several times about my son with good and bad news. She’s very nice teacher and my son liked her a lot. I can’t remember her name . I wish I knew her name. Mr. Bloom is very nice and always pleasant him and the two other ladies in the car loop but beside that everyone else is snotty and have bad attitudes.The staff in that office has bad attitudes. How do you not speak to parents when they come into the office? I can only imagine how the children are treated. The principle has a bad attitude as well. This is one of the worst school in my opinion in Baltimore County. I also don’t like when I come to visit my son who’s in forth grade and my daughter who’s in the second they are engage in the laptops or chrome books they provide them. That is the problem with today’s generation. The children are technology driven which limits their social skills among other skills. The children be on the laptops not engaging with other students while teacher is grading or doing whatever they are doing at the desk and all this is acceptable because it keeps them quiet. It’s disgusting!
Submitted by parent on September 23, 2014
My School is Winfield Elementary. The staff there is excellent. Both of my children have recently transferred from another school and it is drastic difference in the attitude and demeanor of the staff there. Everyone is so positive and caring towards the children. I feel good when I drop them off in the morning. As a parent, I want to visit and volunteer more to be part of their pleasant and productive environment. The only thing that I have noticed so far that needs improvement is the use of First in math, BCPS1 or some other online tools to help supplement the in-class learning and behavior monitoring. Overall it has has been a good experience so far.
Submitted by parent on April 28, 2014
Winfield is a good school at times they have many challenged students they get little to no support from the county board of education and do great things with what they have there over crowding is never addressed by the assigned rep Karen Blanard and ignored by the superintendent
Submitted by parent on September 20, 2013
My son has an I.E.P and had to attend Winfield out of his zoning area. Oh my this school did not listen my sons needs. My son suffered on a daily basis!! The principal was never available, to help with anything. It was so hard trying to find a school that put his disabilities first. Research, research before you decide on a school.
Submitted by parent on August 03, 2013
My son attended this school for Pre-K and we recently relocated. But while he attended the school for one full year...HE LOVED IT. He made friends and the teacher taught him alot. They didnt have any field trips and other extras activities besides some field day event. That was the only bummer. The office staff are very friendly and precise. This school has a lot of kids and some of them are out of control but they are kids. I didn't like how the middle schools would be dropped off right in front of Winfield because it could cause potential bullying but overall, it is a GOOD SCHOOL TO START AT FOR A PRESCHOOLER!!!
Submitted by other on June 29, 2013
I love this school. I spend my four years here, and had my 5th grade year in a different state. I missed Winfield so much! I want to come back to Maryland to visit soon!
Submitted by parent on July 25, 2010
The school is over crowded not enough qualified teachers that can moniter the students. One caferteria staff member that tries to moniter 50 to 60 kids at a time. Kids that have social issues are mixed in with regular students. Principal not responsive to parents questions or concerns. Too concern with following protocol instead of getting to know the students. Students that leave to attend other schools outside of Baltimore County are at a disadvantage.