Covington Elementary School

Posted: December 29, 2022

i love this school there is sometimes drama but i do not care they give great learning and super nice teachers

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Posted: January 10, 2020

Homework is sent home for the week. Whether it is done or not is up to the student and parents. As always, how well students do in school is 90% up to their parental involvement . Teachers can only (and should have to) do only so much. The rest is up to the parents.

Posted: January 10, 2020

I have found the faculty and staff very helpful. As far as a child's behavior...it starts at home. If your child is well disciplined at home it will definitely carry over to school. Teachers are just that, teachers. They are not the parents. parents are responsible for molding and shaping a child's character.

Posted: January 10, 2020

See answer in previous question as it basically answers this question also.

Posted: January 10, 2020

I find the faculty very active with leadership. They are very good and encouraging helpfulness, thoughtfulness, and caring in general. My grand daughter has become a very thoughtful child in the 2 years she has attended CES. Being part of an older generation, we have our set ways. My grand daughter has definitely opened my eyes to a different way of showing compassion.

Posted: January 10, 2020

I can't honestly answer this question as my grand daughter has no learning difficulties. I started doing flash cards (colors, shapes, numbers, etc.) since before she turned a year old. Started the learning process early. She is actually very intelligent for a child of 6. Not smart...intelligent. There is a BIG difference.

Posted: January 10, 2020

I wouldn't know as I haven't had to deal with this problem...yet. Hopefully I never will. But my opinion is that every should have a strong sense of self confidence that develops at home. Their self worth should be more than ANY words that someone could throw at them. Hence, "Sticks and stones, etc. I personally was bullied as a child, but back then it was called teasing. I was told that if they didn't like me they wouldn't take the time to aggravate me. These days the parents of the bully should be held accountable because you are teaching your child some hateful ways. Or better yet, not teaching them at all!

Posted: January 10, 2020

Wonderful, excellent, fantastic. School experience begins at home. Parents are the ones who determine what kind of person your child will start out to be. You are responsible for nurturing their character. You gave them life now be responsible for thei quality of life.

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Mrs Eason has done an amazing job turning this school around. 8/10

Posted: July 15, 2019

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Mrs Holly and Mrs. Spansel. Top notch teachers

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I have had nothing but respect and politeness from the faculty and staff . My grand daughter is very happy and learning very quickly.

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We have had an awesome experience with faculty and administration at CES. My oldest son is entering the 2nd grade and my youngest will begin kindergarten in the fall. Parental involvement is a huge factor to achieve success academically.

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Posted: April 12, 2018

This school is definitely not a school for students on the spectrum. The assistant principal is a bully. Because of Covington elementary, my son is now afraid to go to school. Way to go administration

Posted: April 26, 2016

love this school & the teachers! Everyone is very kind, easy to be involved! My daughter is very happy there and doing great!

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Posted: October 23, 2014

blah its ok but not great, claims to be a great school.car line is too long

Posted: August 10, 2013

I have two children currently enrolled in this school with this school year (2013-2014) being our third year at CES, and I have to say the experiences I have had with the teachers thus far have been all positive and a great experience for my children. The only complaint that I have is the lack of respect from the principal to the parents and lack of urgency from the office with parents. I have had an "experience" with current principal Mrs. Wolfe, where basically she asked why I, a mom was at the grandparents luncheon bc there would be a mothers luncheon coming soon. I thought that was very inconsiderate because my children's grandparents couldn't make it, but for all she knew my children may not have been as fortunate as to have grandparents. And the office staff is sometimes rude to parents, Mrs. Shane in particular and there has been a few times that I have come into the office and stood at the window waiting for them to finish their conversation before they decided to attend to my needs. But overall the quality of education that my children have received has been GREAT!! The teachers and children really make this school shine.

Posted: November 22, 2010

Over the past seven years, our family has had one or more children enrolled at CES. After moving closer to the school several years ago, we became more involved in PTA, parent support organizations and frequently participate in school activities. Consequently, we came to know the principals, teachers and assistants in a more personal way. In spite of frequent opinions that public schools have less to offer than private schools, I will never again think this way based on my childrens' experiences at CES. CES presents itself as a result of the school's mission to enhance itself as a result of a community effort. Parents wishing to involve themselves in school organizations compliment CES's effort to provide a wholesome and nurturing environment for our children. Please do not let anything deter involvement in these organizations or enjoyment derived from full participation because without parent contributions our experiences would likely be less rewarding.