Seligman Elementary School

500 Main Street

School District

Seligman Unified District
Grade

PK, K-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:16
Type

public

School Map for Seligman Unified District

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on October 22, 2023

This is an absolutely wonderful school. There about under 200 children in the school from K to 12. Everybody knows everybody (including parents) by name. Students get lots of one on one attention. Teachers are academically supporting and carrying. The principle is available for conversations almost all the time. The door to his office is constantly open and he personally greats the people who are passing by. A week ago I could not find one teacher during parent-teacher conference and the principle led me to her himself. School is practically drug and bullying free. One girl who moved from a big city started harassing my daughter - we both informed the teacher about it - she immediately talked to the girl and the bullying completely stopped. That was the only incident of bullying in three years. Students help and support each other - there is a sense of a warm loving community. The worst of the drug problem was a boy vaping in the bathroom which was caught by detectors and the principal dealt with it right away. It was also the only incident in the last three years. My daughters absolutely love the school in which they feel like at home. If I need something done from them at home I threated them that if they don't do it, they will stay home out of school the next day. But to them not going to this school is one of the worst punishments.
Submitted by teacher on July 15, 2012

Seligman Elementary school is filled with students with potential. The teachers are willing and able to provide challenging and rigorous curriculum. Staff continues to grow and prepare for new state mandates to support student growth. We are in a time of change but up for the challenge. Let's go Antelopes!