Cloverleaf Elementary School

300 James Farm Road

School District

Iredell-Statesville
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:8
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on April 23, 2015

With the New principal for the past two years the school does a lot of things to encourage character building, leadership skills and sound academics. When I did have a concern regarding behaviors of other children in my child's class the principal and assistant principal were more than accommodating to meet with me, listen to my concerns and take action. The front office staff is always very polite and welcoming. As well the prime time before and after school program is wonderful. The Primetime staff truly cares about the children and does a wonderful job providing them time for homework and time to play and just be kids. I have no issues with Cloverleaf. Go Colts!
Submitted by other on May 04, 2014

This school is not impressing me at all. I think they are needing to go back to basics. Stop worrying about the tangible things and focus on the children.
Submitted by parent on April 17, 2014

I have two attending Cloverleaf Elementary School and I am very proud to say that I appreciate everything that the school has to offer. My little girl is into her second year there along with my son in Pre-K. The teachers along with the speech therapist has been nothing but a blessing. I would greatly recommend all parents into enrolling there.
Submitted by parent on November 18, 2013

This is a terrible school. Several teachers, backed by the principal bullied my child. I had several meetings and made numerous reports but they were disregarded. I regret my kids had to endure two years at this school.
Submitted by other on February 11, 2013

I have been amazed at how much my grandchild's teacher cares about her students and how they are progressing. She has been great at staying in touch, praising the children for their good work and letting them know what areas need practice. The principal just came to Cloverleaf this year, and she has made a wonderful difference in the school. Every day when I go to pick up my grandchild after school, I am met with happy smiles and great attitudes.
Submitted by parent on October 18, 2012

What a disappointment. It was highly anticipated to be a great school. While it was academically sound, the teachers and office staff behave as if they are the only people in the county that are educated or interested in your child's education. More than one teacher/staff member belittled myself and other parents. My son's 3rd grade teacher admitted to name-calling. My son was gifted in Math: I'd hate to know what she called average-scoring students. Reporting is ignored & undocumented, thus encouraging the sub-level behavior to continue. I switched schools after 3 years of struggling with one terrible issue after another. Of course, some teachers were an exception to the above.