William H. Frazier Elementary School

Posted: July 25, 2022

I was a student going to W.H.F now in the upcoming year I will be going to potter. In the 8 years I have been here the school has proven its a bad school over and over. The staff does not communicate and it ends with students that have permission do do things from other staff getting in trouble. The counselor also does not understand the students and makes them uncomfortable. Most the teachers think that the staff can do no wrong so if the staff ever messes up it’s the students fault. Every kid there says they hate the school and the staff.

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Posted: June 23, 2017

This was our first year in public school and my boys both excelled and felt comfortable and cared for this year. We had no communication issues, teachers were both prompt and efficient with their responses. Administration was visible to all students before, during and after school. I asked my boys if they wanted to go back where they were and they both said no... They love it at Frazier.

Posted: June 23, 2017

they also offer at home computerized lessons that will grow with each individual child

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Posted: August 19, 2014

My child attends this school and am very happy with the teachers, principal & rest of the staff. The Pre-K program at the school is great, it really helped my child feel more confident & also improved on the social skills. There has always been great communication with all of my child's teachers for the past 3 years.

Posted: February 6, 2014

When we first entered the FUESD program in 2009 it was because we suspected our child (just over 3 years old at the time) might be on the Autism spectrum. Our suspicions were confirmed through a series of intake assessments. If I had know then what I know now I would have fought very hard to get him into a different district. Prior to the recent administrative staffing changes, services and programs throughout FUESD were a total joke-no, they were a nightmare! I spent years battling with principals and the Director of Special Education. The teachers and DIS providers were trying their very best to provide an appropriate education, but the resources, training, staff, and programs were extremely limited and ill- conceived. Thankfully, when the new Superintendent came into the district in 2012 she really cleaned house. With a new Director of Special Ed, Program Specialist, and properly trained teachers, and support staff FUESD has made a complete turn-around. I honestly can't say enough how much the changes have meant to my son and our family. I am so grateful he finally has an appropriate placement in which he is thriving and making vast improvements in nearly every area. Way to go!