Springcreek Primary Elementary School

145 U.S. 36

School District

Piqua City
Grade

K-3
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:17
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by other on September 11, 2017

We wish to Congratulate Springcreek Elementary on being awarded A Best in Ohio - Connect to Nature School where kids are Happier, Healthier and Smarter in 2017.Miami Valley Leave No Child Inside (MVLNCI) and Dayton Regional Green (DRG) are very excited and proud of their efforts to enable the Ohio Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights. We are happy to present a door decal to displayed at this facility entrance announcing this achievement.Please help us promote your accomplishment with your peers as it is the hope and vision of MVLNCI and DRG to see many Awarded Connect to Nature Sites in our region. Your efforts are making access to the benefits of connecting to the natural world happen every day in our children’s lives thereby insuring happier, healthier, and smarter communities.Sincerely on behalf of the MVLNCI Board.Doug Horvath MVLNCI Chair, Five Rivers MetroParks,Co-Chair, DRG Connect to Nature Task GroupCinda Hanbuch-Pinkerton Miami County Park District,Co-Chair, DRG Connect to Nature Task GroupKaty F. Lucas Centerville-Washington Park DistrictTish Wilson Dayton Metro Library, EmeritusAbbey Rymarczyk Dayton Children’s HospitalBruce Barcelo Public Health-Dayton & Montgomery CountyMandy Martin Darke County ParksElizabeth Elam BA/Mentor Hike It Baby
Submitted by parent on October 15, 2012

my son was behind on learning and they worked with him and brought him back on pace. He was behind grade level with reading and the tools they used brought him back.
Submitted by parent on March 12, 2012

I love this school. We moved her when my daughter was in the middle of first grade, she was way behind on alot they were learning and in a matter of a couple months and help from the teachers she is now a straight a student, a springcreek star. She loves all her teachers and will be sad when she goes into the 4th grade next yr. The teachers always kept me up to date with anything she does. Great teachers, great principal and a great school. I could not be happier with the education my daughter is getting here.
Submitted by parent on April 12, 2011

My child moved to this school midway through the school year. The staff at Springcreek made the whole transition completely simple and most of my kids' grades even went up full letter grades that following quarter. The district office and the school itself made everything easy and the kids' only worry was losing their friends at the other school. Students here even made them feel welcome. Sure the building is old but I'd rather pay for a quality education than to pay high tax dollars for a pretty building and lousy staff. What's wrong with a budget conscious school system?
Submitted by parent on October 03, 2008

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