This school was tremendous. I am a single dad that has never even registered my 2 daughters for school. They took me by the hand and helped me through it. The teachers kept great contact with me and kept me informed of my girls progress and of any problems. I would highly recommend this school to anyone.
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Posted by a parent on 07/23/08
This is an average school in an average district. My kids have been uninspired by the curriculum and teachers. It is crowded and noisy.
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Posted by a parent on 05/27/08
My daughter is entering 5th grade and my son second this year. They have both been at Naumann since kindergarten. Although there are a lot of excellent schools in the district, I would not send them anywhere else. Naumann is a safe and loving environment where the kids come first. Parental involvement
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Posted by a parent on 06/29/07
Nothing noteworthy other than this school is too crowded. Bursting at the seams. Not because everyone wants to go there but because its zoned for too many kids. Thats why kids are not allowed to transfer into this school if they're not already zoned to attend Naumann. The school district has yet
... Read more to fix this. If your kids thrive on hectic environments and crowded hallways and lunchrooms, this is the place for you. If your child does better in less stressful environments, choose a nearby alternative school. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/08/07
My daughter has attended Naumann for the past 4 years (K-3rd). Overall, we are satisfied with the experience, and, with few exceptions, approve of teacher quality. One thing we are not impressed with, however, is the math curriculum adopted by the LISD, which is based on 'spiral' teaching approach.
... Read more As quickly as concepts are introduced, new ones are added, then old ones revisited - resulting in a sort of back-and-forth 'progressive' technique which is supposed to develop critical-thinking and assimilation skills for problem-solving. The problem with this technique is it doesn't allow for full mastery of a concept before moving on to the next. So, if your child doesn't grasp concepts quickly, or is prone to shorter attention spans, s/he may have difficulty moving on to multiplication before s/he has learned to subtract. Without a strong teacher partership to help keep your child on track, the 'spiral' can go downward, fast. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/29/06
There is a reason that Naumann no longer accepts transfers - it's bursting at the seams because no one wants to leave! From the moment you walk into the school, you know that you are in a school where the emotional, mental, and intellectual well being of the student is first and foremost.
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Posted by a parent on 04/02/06
My child is very inspired by the pull out classes that are offered. The teachers are friendly and provide a comfortable learning environment.
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Posted by a parent on 03/01/06
Both my sons attend Naumann Elementary. My older son did not have a great experience with his kindergarten teacher, and recognizing this, the principal took an interest in making sure he got a better fit with his subsequent teachers. My youngest has had difficulty following the rules in kindergarten,
... Read more and his teacher, the vice principal and the entire administration has been very supportive in working with him and us to accommodate his different needs (ADHD). Even my pediatrician has been very complimentary of how Naumann includes and nurtures kids who don't easily fit into the norm of school routines and expectations. Overall, I've been very impressed by caring and concerned faculty who appreciate my kids and their strengths, and who try to help them cope with and overcome their weaknesses. Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/17/06
This school has a great library and computer equipment for the kids to learn. I love this school.
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Posted by a parent on 08/16/05
Our child has been enrolled in this school for the past 2 years and has made great progess. He has developed socially and academically. The teachers are great and very supportive in every way.
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Cedar Park schools — Naumann Elementary School is located at 1201 Brighton Bend, Cedar Park TX 78613. 1201 Brighton Bend is in the 78613 ZIP code in Cedar Park, TX The school district for Naumann Elementary School is the Leander Independent School District. Naumann Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels PK - 5.
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