Morton Elementary

I would rate my experience as middle of the road. I am a single male parent and some how I have heard things that seems to come across as my child is intimadated by me. Yet when I asked for details to why you made or would make this statement it is avoided or change of topic. Which leaves me to question are you the teacher intimadated by me or the fact that I am truly involved and engaged in my child education.

I love it! My two kids love it and it really feels like a second family to them. They beg me to go to almost every school function!

My son attended this school and was bullied more times than I'd like to discuss. When he would return home after each day of school I would ask him how was his day at school and he began to tear up as he described his day. Needless to say as his mother I was even more hurt than he was about his experience. I did everything in my power to communicate this situation to the teacher,staff,principal and district employees. The resolution was to move him out of that particular class to another but the issue persist. The year ended (thank heavens) and my son no longer attends Morton. He was thrilled to learn he would be attending another school and did not have to return to Morton.

My son is in kindergarten and a little girl hit him so he hit her back. The teacher wanted in his backpack so she can move him down a color and write a bad note to me. When he refused to let her touch him she continued to be forceful. My son got scared and started kicking and hitting and according to her bit which he's NEVER done before. She called for help another lady restrained him, he swears he was choked and couldn't breath "I BELIEVE HIM" the next day I had a meeting with a couple of the ladies and got a real bad vibe.Last night it was late and I told him we can do his homework in the morning, he got so afraid and starting shaking and said if he doesn't do his homework his teacher will be so MAD at him and he doesn't want her mad.He is afraid of her. The principal says she's the best she's got.I'm considering home schooling my children, this situation is horrible.

We have 2 children at Morton, 1st and 3rd graders. They have been students there since Kindergarten. The teachers and staff are AMAZING! We have been pleased each year with our children's love for learning, as well as love for their teachers and school. We noticed a huge change in the atmosphere when Mrs. Bachelor became the principal last year. It was like a breath of fresh air! It has a small town friendly feel, and lots of activities to be involved in. We have loved being part of the Morton family.