75 Broadleaf Ln
Youngsville, NC 27596

nice school to be in for kids to learn

Louisburg Elementary has wonderful administration. In my experience, I've worked in toxic places, and LES is NOT one of them. The admin are supportive and are willing to stand up for their staff and trust their professional judgement. I've never felt micro-managed or inferior. We are a team, each with our own responsibilities in the education of our students. Our educators are phenomenal, with a passion to do whatever it takes for kids to learn and grow. Teachers truly care for their students.

The "parents" who wrote the good reviews here are positively clueless, because this must be truly one of the worst high schools in the country. The principal has absolutely no history or professional training in educational administration (good luck finding any C.V. on any of the administrators or teachers on the school's website)--and she constantly twitters Bible quotes (being a Christian hardly qualifies one to be a high school principal); the students have no textbooks (in English classes, the teacher reads aloud parts of books; the students are not required to read any books themselves--I wish I were kidding, but I am not); they learn NOTHING about American history, other than about local personages such as Robert E. Lee (I challenge anyone to quiz a history class at this school on even the most fundamental knowledge of either WWI or WWII: the answers you get will be guesses, or "we were fighting the British"); there are no handouts because the school says they can't afford the paper; the teachers--with few exceptions--are sub-par, offering the students haphazard or no intellectual challenge whatsoever. The school boasts a relatively high graduation rate, but it means nothing: many of the students they "graduate" are semi-literate, at best. In fact, it is the norm at the school just to push students through, regardless of their capacities. The entire institution needs an overall; North Carolina's children certainly deserve better than this.