Great school! Needs after school sports. Kids need a chance to be ready for high school sports. I think after school programs would really involve parents with the school and make the school known.
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Posted by a other on 11/04/09
Wow what can I say about this school. I am very greatful my child only attended this school for a little over a month. At the same time I feel bad that I had to place my child in this school. I can not say one good thing about this school. If you care about your child you will not place them in a horriable
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Posted by a parent on 10/22/09
It's a great school and teachers are great and very helpful with kids. I've had a wonderful experience since my godson has been going to Cooper King Elementary School and have met the most wonderful teachers and helpers in the school. Great School!
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Posted by a parent on 03/20/08
For my three boys the school is the worst there are behind in curriculum from where my kids were in there last school .
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Posted by a parent on 01/12/08
I have two kids in this school. One in 8th grade the other in 3rd. Their teachers are really good, I like their system and the way that they involve the student. I think that the lack of involvement of the parents is not a school issue at least in this case.
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Posted by a parent on 10/15/07
This is probably one of the worst schools that I have had my children in. The teachers will not communicate with the parents even when you are in a face to face meeting. The principal has no regard for the concerns of the parents. There are teachers here that are doing a good job, just not enough of
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Posted by a parent on 10/02/07
I have transfered my kids twice in the last 2 years in search for a better school. This school year for my kids has been better situation in all. I had an issue with a child picking on my child and it was taken care of quickly and reasonably. The principle did take both sides of the childrens story-
... Read more and disciplined both of them accordingly, as my child was not telling the whole truth. The education has by far surpassed the previous 'alternative/charter school-waste of a year' and other public school. I do agree that they do need extra ciricular activities that will be useful, such as drama, spanish, etc- that other public schools have. I will have to post later as the school year goes on. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/02/07
I am very dissapointed with the lack of opportunities for parental involvement at Copper King.
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Posted by a parent on 10/01/07
I am very diappointed in this school and the fact that we don't have many choices on this side of town so go to an alternate school. There are 29 children in my child's class and it is still growing. The parking lot situation has been a problem for years. The principal and superintendant are unresponsive
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Posted by a parent on 01/31/07
My daughter entered this school in the 8th grade and loved it. She loved the teachers. The only complaint that we had was that they sent out notices last minute. Also, the 8th grade teachers would promise their classes rewards like pizza, ice cream, etc, for various things. Then the day before the
... Read more reward was to be given they would send a notice home to the parents that X amount of $ was needed for the child and their reward. We didn't agree w/that practice since the teachers promised it, not the parents and what about the parents that couldn't afford these last minute costs. The teachers need to communicate things like that w/the parents prior to promising the students and allow the parents time to prepare for the unforeseen expense. Read less
Autism Specialists, Early Childhood Special Needs, Gifted Students, Learning Differences, Mentally Challenged, Title I, Speech/Language Pathologists
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Phoenix schools — Copper King Elementary School is located at 10730 W Campbell Ave, Phoenix AZ 85037. 10730 W Campbell Ave is in the Maryvale neighborhood and 85037 ZIP code in Phoenix, AZ The school district for Copper King Elementary School is the Pendergast Elementary School District 92. Copper King Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels K - 8.
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