Knight Enloe Elementary School

430 Park Avenue

School District

Roanoke City
Grade

PK, K-3
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:13
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on June 28, 2013

Knight Enloe is a great school. They have wonderful caring teachers and the counselor is awesome. It is one of the cleanest schools you will ever go into in your life. The custodians do a great job on all the buildings. They recognize the children for acting respectful by a student of the week program and at the end of the year they have a huge give away and the kids love it. They also have a big benchmark party for the children, AR party, field trips, grandparents day, etc. It is the most child-focused school I have ever seen. The teachers are always involved with the children in their daily lives and they even have a program for kids who don't have enough to eat on the weekends (they give them food), The principal is always thinking of ways to improve and ways to challenge the entire school. We are very blessed to have her as our school principal as she loves, loves, loves all the children (sometimes people only love the "good" children but Dr. Hendon loves all the children). I've had three children go through KES and all three of them were loved and taught at there by dedicated, superior staff.
Submitted by parent on March 05, 2012

I didn't like one of the kindergarden teacher's there, because when I enrolled my son, I told the teacher that my son had a small bladder and sometime's he had to use the restroom at different time's other then all together. The teacher said she would make sure of it she didn't my son was sent into the hallway and made fun of, and told that he stunk. I don't think any child should feel bad for having a small bladder (something that he can't help). I didn't agree with this teacher's way's and I told her so, when my mother went to my son's grandparents day the same teacher was very rude with her, and I didn't appreciate that at all. I have talked to the principal and other's that were in charge and it didn't seem to do any good. My son is now in the first grade and in a MUCH better school, he is actually learning something now, and not being made fun of because he has a small bladder.