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Submitted by parent on May 05, 2023
We could not be more happy with our experience at Washington. Teachers and administration are amazing. Our children love it!
Submitted by parent on March 27, 2023
The students are happy, the teachers are happy, and the office staff is happy. My daughters love it here.
Submitted by parent on August 12, 2019
Great!!! My children love this school and so do we.
Submitted by parent on August 21, 2013
My school is ...Awesome!! Principle very involve with the kids & Parents, helpful, and very responsible. Teachers response to my email.
Submitted by parent on January 28, 2013
I am also the parent of a special needs student that has been attending Washington for 3 years now although he has been in the Norman schools special needs services since he was 4 years old. I have experienced nothing but professionalism and have never experienced a problem. Indeed, after moving from another school district that refused to even evaluate my son, Norman was a refreshing experience. While they are understaffed--which I blame more on state budget cuts than the school itself--I have never felt a lack of support. My son has made amazing strides and improvements from scoring a 5% at the beginning to now the current 87%. For my son, the special needs staff of Washington have been miracle workers! My children love Washington and while in the market for building a home, my main criteria was for it to be in the Washington School District.
Submitted by parent on January 21, 2013
I agree with the other parents. Washington Elementary is a great school. It's what you'd expect from the Norman School District. If you are a Special Needs Parent, be on your A Game! Because Norman School District is well-known for their Special Ed/Autistic Programs, they are understaffed to deal with the amount of IEPs that are needed. We found out our child was Autistic right after the New Year and we were told we couldn't even get the IEP process started until the following year. The school psychologist was completely indifferent when I tried to ask questions about the process and refused to talk with me until I submitted the diagnostic paperwork that I hadn't gotten back yet. Once submitted, she was a little more pleasant. The meetings and approval process for an IEP is very involved...classic Norman procedures. They need to hire more staff to handle the overload of cases popping up within the district. I spoke with other parents of Special Needs kids and they were very displeased with Washington. They said IEPS, 504s, and paraprofessional helpers were a huge issue. Needs weren't being met. Again, I loved Washington!!!! When we didn't need an IEP, it was great!
Submitted by parent on August 20, 2010
Love this school! It's a very clean school in a rural setting. Great office staff and wonderful teachers.
Submitted by parent on April 25, 2010
This has been an excellent school for our child for the last 3 years. We are sad to be moving and will miss Washington School!