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Submitted by parent on February 15, 2024
This school has gone downhill and I have had hopes of it getting better. Administration is terrible. You have to “work there” to make sure your child gets treated and taught properly and equally. My child is not the same child she was excited to go to school. She has a teacher switch every year and nothing gets communicated like it should. Their teacher turn over rate is ridiculous and all because of the admin. If admin has no control over their teacher of course kids are going to start showing behavior changes. If you dont like kids then dont work there! Kids get talked down terribly and some teachers have no understanding for children with adhd!
Submitted by parent on January 06, 2024
This school was such a horrible experience for me and my son. His teacher grabbed him by the face and when I called her out on it she had him switched out of her class. It was really horrible.
Submitted by parent on January 15, 2023
School is not properly trained to teach children with learning disabilities, admin add additional emotional and mental stress to children with learning disabilities.
Submitted by parent on January 17, 2019
No problems with this school yet for my twins.
Submitted by parent on February 27, 2018
I have had three students to go through this school. I would not recommend this school. If I had it to do all over none of my kids would ever go there. My last child that I sent, I thought its going to be better than my last child. Well the first set of teachers were awesome and then we got a new beginning teacher and well it just went down hill from there.
Submitted by parent on November 07, 2011
Our 2 kids have been attending NE Elem for the past three years. They have both had first class teachers who really care about the children and encourage parents to get involved. A very structured homework program helps keep kids on track and the staff is very accomidating to the needs of military families. Facilities are top notch and the principal is very attentive to student and parent needs. The CBA school district is the one to be in and NE Elem is a great place for children to attend. Highly recommend this school and this district if you are new to SJAFB or the Goldsboro area.
Submitted by parent on January 22, 2011
My son is in Kindergarten and so far I only have positive things to say about this school. He is learning a lot and loves going to school. His teachers are great! Can't complain one bit.