Green Valley Elementary School

This school is terrible, they do nothing for the children, there are children who bring vaporizers to school and when the teachers see them they only expel them for 5 days and then they come back and there are children who do it again, I had a girl in this school and she told me that there were girls who wanted her to buy some vaporizers and give them to them and since my girl did not accept, they were intimidating her and the school never did anything, this school is not attentive to the children and especially in discipline and respect

i would never recomend anyone to go to this school it is filled with bullies and my 5th grader has complained to me that a teacher ¨didnt wash her hands for the entire day and dug in her but and touched me and my class¨teachers are highly disrespectfull and grades bellow average

My child has had a wonderful experience at the school so far. The teachers are attentive and supportive, and my child feels excited to go to school every day. The curriculum seems well-rounded, and I've noticed significant improvement in their learning. One suggestion I have is to increase communication about upcoming events. Overall, we're very happy with the school and appreciate all the hard work the staff puts in.

I believe this school has promise if they focus on what is important, education. It seems their main focus is to obtain more students from outlying areas to receive more funding per head. However, these outlying areas seems to have brought in students who's families don't appreciate education and are simply sending their children there as a day care. What unfortunately contributes to this overall lack of good order and discipline is that some of the faculty members degrade & scream at the younger children, which our, and other families, witnessed first hand! Children are not only there to learn the curriculum, but as well what society deems acceptable. Teachers are a mentor to young minds, displaying these type of uncheck emotions detracts from a positive learning experience and what is socially acceptable.What makes this worse is, from our experience, that the multiple troubled children are not held accountable. They're a continued problem that other students have also stated impede their learning experiences. This institution needs to identify what type of school it wants to be, before it falls into the lumped category of, "another typical Aurora school".