Mcdonald El School

666 Reeves Lane

School District

Centennial
Grade

K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:14
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 01, 2022

Phenomenal school with incredible teachers and staff. Out of all 3 of the elementary schools in Centennial School District, this by far is the best! The school really goes above and beyond for the kids and really made it so you feel like you're apart of a family. What is also incredible is that alot of the teachers at McDonald are the same ones I had when I was a child at a different Centennial school that was closed down. The school is a brand new building and gorgeous.
Submitted by parent on May 23, 2021

I absolutely love McDonald Elementary!! My son who has disabilities started there in kindergarten. He was a full time student in a special needs classroom, He is now in 3rd grade and is in a regular 3rd. Grade class room. Mr Ortiz is such a great principal he really goes above and beyond for the students, all staff there do. My son would not be where he is at today if it wasn't for centennial school district!!
Submitted by parent on December 20, 2019

Overall amazing! From the principle who greats the children every morning out front to the teachers who obviously care deeply to the guidance counselors who go above regular duties to ensure the kids well-being. I am so excited for my kids to be proud bulldogs!
Submitted by other on October 10, 2014

Amazing school! I loved this school so much when I was a kid! The teachers were all so amazing and loving!
Submitted by parent on September 10, 2013

I am happy with the direction the school is going, I feel my son gets a great education because the teachers really care about the children. I feel the school does promote community involvement. I feel the students have a lot offered to them through the school and that there is always someone willing to help you at any time,
Submitted by other on September 02, 2010

my chilldren attended (the last one left in 1990) It has really gone down hill since then. We use to have a large number of gifted students, now only a handfull The school is now populated with ESL kids and other low performers. test scores are down.If you are considering moving to Warminster I would advise looking at Hatboro-Horsham, Central Bucks or any other district. Centennial is not much better than Philly these days
Submitted by parent on June 24, 2009

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Submitted by parent on May 29, 2007

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