Mulberry Elementary School

5950 Buckwheat Road

School District

Milford Exempted Village
Grade

K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:16
Type

public

School Map for Milford Exempted Village School District

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Reviews

Submitted by other on August 08, 2024

This school I went to in 4th 5th and 6th it was the best school ever. At least I thought Thank you.
Submitted by parent on August 28, 2017

We had our child in a different, highly rated school system for Kindergarten and 1st grade. We purposely chose to live in that area for that school system. We moved our daughter to Mulberry to see if this school would be a better fit for her. The teachers are caring, she has had a much better experience and they were willing to sit down with us and come up with a game plan to help her learn the best way for her. The other school was not. She went from a school with a teacher telling her she may not pass 1st grade to Mulberry, where within one semester of being there, her test scores jumped up tremendously. She is in 3rd grade now and in the gifted program. They did an amazing job of working with her to find out her needs instead of her just being a number!
Submitted by other on August 19, 2017

Very well versed staff!! Professional and extremely helpful!!!
Submitted by parent on August 08, 2017

As a parent whos son has attended this school from K-3. Horrible school with the new leadership/principle that they have received. Our special needs son went here for all of his school life and they now are denying him sending him to another school now that this new principle has showed up. Would not recommend this school to anyone.
Submitted by parent on December 05, 2014

Very good teachers and staff. We've felt some pressure to put our kid on ADHD medicine, although it was never verbalized little credence was given to other options, so not exactly the perfect school for special cases. The class room size may be getting a bit too big for some of the teachers (25 per teacher) Also, some experimentation with core curriculum has had adverse affects, such as no spelling tests last year leading to a decline in our child's ability to spell. This year he's been taking spelling tests again and we've had to train him on how to study them at home, since they don't learn it at school. I'm not saying they aren't good, just not perfect. Depending on the special case you may need to stand up against the flow of traditional thought or program of the year. over all the teachers, staff are motivated to give students the best educational experience necessary. I even know some parents who pulled their kid out of private school and noticed improvements in their kids performance since attending Mulberry. besides the odd problems we've had I'd say it's been a pretty good experience so far.