Hoover High School

Euclid is a truly effective school. Students are nurtured and guided. Teachers recognize the individuality of each students and work to provide individualized instruction for all. Administration is truly supportive of staff and students.

I have 2 kids at Franklin and we couldn’t be happier. The school has state of the art new classrooms, exceptional teachers, and an amazing new principal. We have a great new school counselor, engaging STEAM program, and involved families. My kids want to go to school and want to do well.

I’m happy I decided to enroll my son in the dual immersion program and although it’s COVID I feel my son is learning. I am very happy with his teacher.

My children have been at this school from preschool. Now its my oldests 4th grade and I can say I couldn't have picked a better school. The staff/teachers are truly all amazing and work with parents to meet your childs needs. The principal Ms. Corral helps children with ANY problem their going through. The counselor Ms. Conner is also wonderful and has helped my child so much the past years. If you're looking for a great school THIS IS THE WAY TO GO .

This school is horrendous!!!! The teachers are seat fillers and the principal is even worse. Not to mention teachers outside of my child's class seemed to hate their mere existence of teaching. The teacher my daughter had lacked zero control over her class, my daughter learned nothing while she was there, and she never addressed parental concerns. If you care anything about your child's education send them far from this place.

Normal Heights Elementary definitely comes off as a viable option for your child. In the years that my child has attended this establishment, I've taken note of a few things. (1) LACK OF COMMUNICATION; Teachers are slow, if not, borderline negligent when notifying parents of planned class projects, or simply providing updates that deviates from a class' normal schedule. This isn't limited to the Teachers. Even with the aid of an app called "Class Dojo", I still have not received a response from the Principal regarding an inquiry.(2) THE RECRUITER ; Although, a very nice and polite individual, the Principal comes off as a recruiter, rather than a "Principal". Whether it is casual small talk, or in auditorium, if you have another child younger than 4 years of age, be prepared for conversation to deviate and expect to be asked about the child's age, attending TK4, and whether or not your toddler would possibly qualify for enrollment, even if you have no inquiries, or concerns about the topic. I understand that there's funding in numbers, however, sometimes an individuals demeanor breaks through a little too much, and bit uncomfortable at times. Yes, it has happened more than once.(3) IDEOLOGICAL FARCE; "Community", "Consideration", and "Child Well-Being", are a few things that all will agree with. Personal experience has given me the privilege of encountering Teacher(s) with a "power-trip" mentality. There are Teachers who will "shift blame" about "forcing to make a scene" when a Parent is attempting to console their crying child. Most logical, and sympathetic individuals would allow a Parent to help calm, and comfort their own child. However, I don't know if it was discrimation, bias stance or simply an unknow reason for retaliatialion by Teachers, nevertheless, Teachers or any other Staff Member that exhibit this sort of behavior are not about "Community", "Consideration" or a "Child's Well-Being", moreover, it unequivocally unacceptable. I've forgiven the Teacher's outburst, and dismissed incident as a "mismanaged situation", but it seems as though some Teachers like to hold grudges. Very sad situation.(4) TAKE AWAY; Pay close attention to the Staff and the conversations you have. New Parents shouldn't be discouraged. Schools are like businesses. If a particular company doesn't serve you and your child's best interest, look for another company. The key is School Tranparency, and respect for a Parents sacrifice, responsibilty, and obligation.