Normandy Village Elementary School

Posted: March 20, 2025

My children attended this school; it's very good, and they can improve a lot more. I know education has changed a lot; they need to implement more aggressive teaching programs. And implementing uniforms as clothing is a very good alternative that helps with uniformity.

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Posted: November 9, 2020

Unfortunately my experience has been horrible as a parent the staff are rude and unprofessional. Also the school is a below average I thought schools like this were at least nice to the parents

Posted: November 9, 2020

Since covid 19 no homework has been sent home

Posted: November 9, 2020

My child has had 5 teachers so far and it is November

Posted: November 9, 2020

Posted: November 9, 2020

Does not solve problems do not offer resolutions to any situations

Posted: November 9, 2020

My child is a Straight A student that is not in gifted

Posted: November 9, 2020

Posted: March 29, 2012

This school has no control over its students. The teachers walk around all defeated. They just sigh and say there's nothing they can do because that's the students' normal behavior. It's inexcusable. How can schools like Crystal Springs or Chaffee Trail be so good yet Normandy Village be so bad? They are all within a few miles of each other. The neighborhoods are pretty much the same and the students are of a similar background. What's the difference? I think it's a complete and total failure of the administration. I know a school's success depends on parental involvement and the students' willingness to learn, but come on. There is no real organization. The front office staff can't even figure out which class a student is in. The principal is an airhead who has no business cleaning the bathrooms let alone running the school. This school is a complete disaster from the very top on down to pathetic students who throw classroom furniture at their teachers. How many fights do they have daily? How many teachers skip work on a weekly basis? I once thought highly of Normandy Village but my experience with it has been nothing but negative. I can't wait for the State to take them over.

Posted: March 22, 2012

I've worked here as a substitute teacher several times. Normandy Village isn't a bad school but it is a mediocre school. The teachers and administration do the best they can but it is the parents and their children who come up short. Normandy Village could be great with a little parental involvement. The biggest improvement needed is in the area of discipline. I once walked up the hallway and overheard all but two teachers were in the middle of disciplining their students. That is unacceptable and it will not change without the parents.

Posted: July 12, 2010

My grand daughter have been at this Great School since K and this is one of the great schools I have seen in Jacksonville, Fl.. Keep up with the good work

Posted: March 7, 2010

Both of my sons have been at this school for the past two years now and I am so glad that they are there. The staff is by far one of the best I ve ever dealt with because the way that they involve and communicate with the parents is phenomenal. My children used to attend Jax Heights Ele. and receiving updates/feedback from one fo the staff members there was like trying to find a needle in a haystack; almost impossible. However, Normandy Village Elementary hasn t ceased to keep me informed, either by phone, mail or email, on the status of my children s progress. I can not express my gratitude enough on how this school handles their day-to-day functions and I for one am more than pleased. To the principal and staff members, Thank you for being #1 in me and my children s eyes.

Posted: March 5, 2008

Posted: August 26, 2007