Key Elementary School

5702 South Irvington Avenue

School District

Tulsa
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:13
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on March 04, 2024

I honestly do not recommend this school even tho the principle is nice. Its not acceptable for my child to have a sub ALL YEAR for the past 2 years. Im not gonna even talk about teacher turnover. My child cannot read on grade level and their math is several years behind compared to they cousins math who went to College Bound. i am so embarrased that I let my child go to this school. I should've put them in Salk or Carnegie. Do yourself a favor n put your child in Carnegie. My child is a 5th grader so its too late for us and of coarse my child didnt get into a magnet middle school because they are so far behind but suposedly not many 5th graders here even get into a magnet school cuz of they test scores. I am so thankful that my other children got accepted into another elementary school for next year and hopefully will be able to catch up.
Submitted by parent on February 06, 2024

This school had very little parent engagement. They do not address bullying, the fighting on the bus, they fights that happen in the playground, both verbal and physical. One of my children was like 2 grade levels behind kids at other schools. I do not understand why the kids at this school are so behind. We got into a lottery school and they have my child on reading and math support and actually bring stuff home so I can help my children. My children are doing much better after leaving this school. Try to get your child into Carnegie or another school. I even talked to other parents, and they felt the same way. Maybe this school used to be good, but it isn't anymore.
Submitted by parent on August 27, 2014

This school has been never ending problems since my children have been enrolled. My son attending pre-k was probably the only year we went without any issues- His teacher that year was fantastic. When I try to call and talk to the principal about issues that arise, he is- every single time- "in a meeting and will call me back". This never happens, which in its own is incredibly frustrating. They have boarded my half blind son on a random bus last year and then dropped him off on his own in the middle of a random neighborhood - during this time they were searching for him telling me repeatedly not to call the police, as they would find him. My daughter has been so stressed about homework that she can't sleep - she is SEVEN- and then gets in trouble and has to clean bathrooms because she fell asleep in class. I am pulling my children out of this school immediately, whatever it takes.
Submitted by other on January 23, 2012

I am an elementary principal in Indiana. my grandson is a PreK student in this school. I have visited this school several times as a grandparent. I have been very pleased that they are very child centered and have many programs in place to meet the social and academic needs of students. Teachers are outside of their doors each day greeting students and the principal is highly accessible. My grandson's teacher is extremely approachable and has had a great amount of professional development. She has gone above and beyond to work with my grandson who is the youngest in the class. Children in the school are involved in their school day by raising the flag, being a safety patrol, and hosting special events. The principal is well versed in data and standards based instruction. I see many great happenings taking place at Key Elementary.