I have a kindergartner and a first Grader at this school, This school is not good at all, all it wants is money, every night they are having an 'Invest-in-a-kid' or a McDonald's night, or a Kate's Skate night or something to raise money for the school. They give little to no work and do not prepare their
... Read more students for anything. Why do i know this? because i had a son that was in Sardis, he went there from 2nd-5th grade and now he is attending PRMS and is in the 6th grade. My son made all A's in Sardis and never had any work to do, and then when he went to PRMS he showed up with unsatisfactory grades, C's and D's, Sardis did not prepare my child, and I am considering to transfer my children to Metrolina. Read less
Posted by a parent on 03/22/09
I have had two children at Sardis and I can say that it is solidly mediocre. They make five yr. old kids write their name in cursive, initial and otherwise print, then have parents initial their work. They make a big to-do about minor things. Want to make cupcakes for your child's class? You can't
... Read more do that. Once, when I came to have lunch with my daughter, I was told I couldn't sit with her at an empty table, because 'that's not where they sit'. My kintergardener came home with a copy of the rules attached to her because she had the wrong top on. One last thing, in K-2, the work is unbelievably easy, not challenging. Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/16/09
The amount of homework and paperwork given to my children at this school was a burden to my family. Having to help one child write his name in sand, count out pennies, and do other tasks while managing full-time jobs and our older child's after school activities became a nightmare. Sardis teachers
... Read more do not seem to believe that homework should be activities that children are capable of doing entirely on their own. Also, children at this school are held accountable when their parents fail to sign forms or agendas. I also wonder how single-parent families or those dealing with poverty, ailing family members, etc. could ever keep up with all the stuff required of young children at this school. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/29/08
I am a grandmother of a now 4th grade student at Sardis Elementary. I am a retired school teacher, as well. My grandson loves school which is a great sign of what is happening in his life at school. His teachers have all been excellent and have been attentive to the needs of the whole class. Keep it
... Read more up Sardis. I wish I could take this whole staff with him to Middle School! Read less
Posted by a other on 12/03/07
My grandchildren go to Sardis, and I have other grandchildren that are homeschooled, and by far Sardis is the better of the two. I especially like the security system they have. The computer classes,gym,teachers, principal, are all great. I applaud Sardis Elementary for teaching my grandchildren..as
... Read more 3rd grader is taking advanced tests now as she is so smart.. a production of Sardis. First grader could read in Kindergarten. Amazing compared to 10 years ago. thanks Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/15/07
Thank you ot the staff at Sardis for continuing to build on an already strong program. My daughter has had 2 great years at Sardis and will continue because of good solid teaching. A good school, a strong staff, focused teaching.
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Monroe schools — Sardis Elementary School is located at 4416 Sardis Church Rd, Monroe NC 28110. 4416 Sardis Church Rd is in the 28110 ZIP code in Monroe, NC The school district for Sardis Elementary School is the Union County Public Schools. Sardis Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels PK - 5.
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