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Submitted by parent on August 09, 2022
We are about to start our second year at Parkview. I have fought to stay in this school zone so my son was able to return for his 1st grade year. We had an exceptional experience for his Kindergarten year, the staff is amazing at this school from the front desk all the way to the janitorial staff they are all committed to these kids. I am a single parent and this school supported me and my son throughout the entire year. My son found an unlikely friendship with one of the janitors and he ultimately became his mentor. Yesterday was open house and my son was looking for his mentor in the halls, we saw him from afar and when we caught up to him we were outside of my sons new classroom, you see this is where he(the mentor) was going, he was also looking for my son! My heart melted and I am looking forward to a great year 2022-23 at Parkview Elementary.
Submitted by parent on May 31, 2022
First year in Mooresville graded school system after transferring out of Iredell Statesville school district not impressed the school and the faculty are outdated non-communicated good luck trying to get here elementary school student home when the buses break down every day Or they accidentally forget your child at school not impressed not happy pulling both my kids out of the school district
Submitted by parent on July 23, 2019
We loved our years at Park View! Sadly my youngest just finished 3rd grade so we're done at the school. The teachers and staff are wonderful! My kids absolutely blossomed at this school and we will all miss it.
Submitted by parent on June 13, 2014
My youngest just finished her final year at Park View. My oldest daughter received an excellent start here and still talks about her 3rd grade teacher and how she helped her learn to love reading. She is in AG reading and made the A/B Honor Role all of this past school year. My youngest had some struggles in 1st grade with reading and the teachers recognized it early and got her the help she needed. All of the teachers as well as the principal have been very involved with the process of helping her. Last year she attended a summer reading camp and will attend one this summer as well. Both of these camps have been offered at no cost to us. Additionally, the school has upgraded their security. You must come straight into the office, sign in and enter your driver's license and get a visitor badge with your picture on it. The staff will then open the door for you to enter the main part of the school. Also, when my oldest daughter had a problem with a bully in 3rd grade the teacher and principal and assistant principal took immediate steps to address the situation.
Submitted by parent on April 17, 2014
Teachers for the most part are good. They really care about students. The front office and leadership team needs to work together as a team and communicate to the team
Submitted by parent on May 18, 2013
As with all Mooresville Graded Schools in the District, "No Child Left Behind" only applies to those who are "easy" to teach. A student with challenging behaviors gets to spend a great deal of time learning nothing at home. EC children/parents constantly have rights violated and many don't even realize that they have lost a right. The district consistently puts the needs of the majority before the needs of the minority. My friend with a typical child sold her house and moved because she wasn't happy with her daughters education. I have fought the school district ever since my EC son entered school to ensure his rights; however, I still have to take out loans and pay a small fortune to learning centers such as Sylvan to close the gaps created by a school who refuses to educate my child. He has even been permitted to take naps in the 2nd grade! I know from experience the bordering district, Iredell-Statesville Schools is also Terrible and has been in litigation multiple times because of violation of rights for EC children. If you live in this area, be prepared to pay for private school or get on the list for a charter!
Submitted by parent on January 18, 2012
Everyone raves about this school district, but after experiencing it for the past 5 months I have to wonder how bad surrounding districts are if this is the "best"! They practice "No Child Left Behind" to the fullest extent, but if your child is advanced or shows talent, don't plan on coming here for any type of advanced classes or challenging curriculum for your child. Every week I am shocked by something that occurs at this school, from the use of physical punishment (walking laps, loss of chair and being forced to stand) to the fact that there is virtually NO physical security at this school. At any time you can walk in the front door, turn down the hall to avoid the office, and walk around the entire school without being challenged...try it...I have done so multiple times! The ONLY reason that I give this school ANY credit is the fact that the teachers are great people and really care about the children! If it were not for my children loving their teachers I would have already pulled them out. Test scores are nice, access to laptops is nice...but the safety and happiness of the children is much more important! Visit this school before enrolling your children!
Submitted by parent on August 10, 2011
The school is great but they need to replace the principal...Mr. Catone. He does not know what he is doing. Teachers are great. Assistant Prinicipal is great and should be the head principal.
Submitted by parent on November 15, 2010
Park View Elementary is a fabulous school! Very dedicated administration, teachers and volunteers! i am amazed at the work that everyone puts into making this the school one of the best in the area! "Every Child Every Day" is the Mooresville Graded School District motto. Park View Elementary excels where this is concerned...they really are about ALL of the children!
Submitted by parent on April 19, 2010
I will have my third child entering Parkview in the fall and I am, and have always been, very impressed with all the staff and students at this school. I see so many cooperative exchanges with so many different kids with different needs and expectations. The pricipal, teachers, ta's, office staff, and students all seem to share the idea of working for collective success. The technology applications that they are using are really impressive and the kids love them. The Mooresville School System really does seem to know what it's doing and how to do it well.