2 Stringer St
Belton, SC 29627

Belton elementary school punished children and parents for there own personal beliefs deliberately not letting them attend events together blocking them from any extra activities and not communicating or working with them separating child and parent. The school makes it where they can pick and choose who can participate unfairly and with nothing else but personal reasons and motives. Every child is important not just who they think is when you borrow the same children over and over and over throughout the three years they attend your school it's personal

because it helps my child alot to learn

10 they have been amazing with 4 of my children in every area!!

We are incredibly grateful for the wonderful experience our child had at W.A. Wright Elementary School, especially in Kindergarten with Mrs. Heather Lounsbury. We have seen amazing growth in our child not only academically, but also in confidence, behavior, and overall development. Mrs. Lounsbury’s patience, teaching methods, encouragement, and genuine love and care for her students truly make a difference.The bond she created with our child speaks volumes — he talks about her constantly and even wanted to stay in the same class because of how much he enjoyed being with her. As parents, there is no greater comfort than knowing your child feels happy, supported, and excited to learn. We sincerely appreciate her dedication and everything she has done for our child. Teachers like her create lasting memories and make a lifelong impact. Thank you for an amazing Kindergarten year!

This is possibly the best school district in Anderson county. Teachers are great, well except for a few. Bullying is actually dealt with, they don’t let you get off easy for vaping or anything of the sort. Teachers don’t pile work on you and they actually teach you!! It isn’t full of overly preppy rich kids, neither is it “poor” in a sense. It’s right there in the Goldilocks zone and kids are nice there. The school is clean because the janitors do a great job. There is no political agenda to this school as it doesn’t touch on that kind of stuff. As long as you stay on top of your work and pay attention in class you should succeed. Teachers and staff are up front about the rules and you get rewarded for not just exceeding but meeting their expectations. They aren’t too strict with chromebooks as long as you don’t ruin them or play games during class. This school is the polar opposite of my old school. If you’re thinking about taking your kid here, it’s not a bad school at all.

My child hasn’t had any particular problems with this school except for some problems involving teachers. I’ve heard from my child that the male PE teacher is constantly complaining and talking about his marital problems, is always yelling, heavily favorites the popular, more wealthy kids, and embarrasses children by yelling at them in front of their whole class. I also have heard from my child that other kids in his classes are always talking, and the teacher tells them to stop, but they go right back and the situation is never dealt with or brought up again. Continuing my rant, an English teacher is so unbelievably rude for no reason to everybody. My child is too scared to even ask questions, but when a—for lack of better way to say it—rich kid asks, of course its okay that they did everything wrong and suddenly they don’t even have to do the work anymore.

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