Echo Hills Elementary School

4405 Stow Road

School District

Stow-Munroe Falls City
Grade

K-4
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:13
Type

public

School Map for Stow-Munroe Falls City School District

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on March 09, 2022

These teachers are so judgemental and just not nice. In my son's 6 years there he has 2 kind teachers.. Its honestly sad that half of these teachers are even employed by a school when its clear they don't even enjoy being around children. The principal is condescending (ulbricht) and rude. He literally spends half his day yelling at parents around the parking lot. Its insane.
Submitted by other on September 22, 2021

I really liked the teachers there. They helped me with math and reading, science and social studies. And then I got a graduation cap when I was going from 4th grade to 5th grade. Now I'm in 8th grade, the last time I was in that school was 4 years ago.
Submitted by parent on April 16, 2015

Principle albrecht and the teachers are amazing! All the staff at this school is friendly and always willing to help
Submitted by parent on August 01, 2013

Echo Hills Elementary staff has been easy to work with, attentive to my son's needs as he has been diagnosed with A.D.D. and has a learning disability. They have worked diligently to try to create an action plan that suits my son's learning needs. From the school secretary to the principle, including the district's psychologist and the special education teachers including their teacher's aides, they have kept my husband and I informed and involved in helping our son reach his potential. State mandated testing has been proving the process works and that everyone involved has been making a difference in helping our son bloom, feel comfortable and excel. In addition, the school system (school-wide) has adopted a no-nonsense attitude in respect to bullying and unkind, thoughtless acts. Every child is encouraged to assist their peers so all children excel. A focus to creating an atmosphere contusive to learning, nurturing and growth is key. I would recommend the Stow City School system to anyone seeking to move into a new school system.