3243 Gilbert Rd
Eastover, NC 28312

As a former student I went to look up CF's # to track down my high school transcripts and saw this in the search engine. I was appalled because although I may have been bullied slightly, I thought that CF did a tremendous job. I graduated over 6 years ago though, everything changes. Maybe they never truly got back on path after the student got shot. I honestly am not really sure what happened. I know that it was ranked much higher when I attended.

Eastover Central Elementary is truly a gem when it comes to fostering continuous learning and academic excellence. The staff’s engagement with students is remarkable—they don’t just teach; they invest in every child’s success and growth. Teachers at Eastover go above and beyond, often taking time outside of regular school hours to provide additional assistance or resources to help students excel. Their dedication is unmatched and speaks volumes about their passion for education.Our child attended Eastover Central for three years, and during that time, we experienced firsthand the school’s commitment to creating a supportive and enriching environment. Unfortunately, due to military relocation, we had to leave in November 2024, and we miss the school greatly.The school’s diversity is another strong point, fostering an inclusive environment where every child feels valued. Additionally, Eastover Central does a fantastic job keeping parents informed and involved in their children’s educational journey. Whether it’s through regular updates, events, or parent-teacher interactions, we always felt connected and aware of what was happening in the classroom and beyond.Leaving Eastover Central was one of the hardest parts of our move. The school set such a high standard that it will be difficult to find another that compares. We are forever grateful for the incredible experience and the lasting impact it has had on our family.

They are the absolute worst with communication. This entire year I have not once met or spoke with a teacher of my child’s. How are we supposed to help our children thrive as a community of parents and schools when you’ve never actually met them or been informed about ups and downs your child faces? The absolute worst school experience. They need to do better. Teachers and parents should have way better communication with each other.