Royersford Elementary School

After our inter-state move, our kiddo joined RES in the middle of grade two and she loved this school. She always said great things about the students, the teachers and the staff. She went through a few bumps during corona pandemic with online learning switch but again, it was not her or the school, we were in that together. Overall, she had a good experience and even after moving to inter-mediate, she keeps missing this school :-) We do plan to send our other kids also to RES and we love Spring-Ford!

My daughter went to Royersford Elementary and loved her time there. Now in her middle school years at Spring-Ford, she continues to excel in her studies and be interested in school. I thank Royersford for the beginning of a wonderful love of learning!

My daughter loves this school. She is in second grade. I moved here a year ago and this is a much better school then where she was at before. We are getting ready to buy a house and we want to stay in the same district. What a big difference from Alan pa. Love it here.

Both of my children go to Royersford Elementary and love it. As a parent I love it also. All the teachers and staff are great!

My children have done very well at Royersford Elementary. The teachers are great and the leadership in the school is caring and forthright. I was disappointed to have read a review regarding "low income and "low learning" (whatever THAT is) students that attend the school. One of the factors I covet about this school and my children's attendence is the diverse student population that attends, as I believe it is always beneficial for children to be exposed to and learn to work with all types of people who come from all different types of families/cultural backgrounds. This school really has a "small-town" feel but has many programs in place to expand the children outside of their own "bubble". At this point, I would not want to move from the Spring Ford school district, as it has so much to offer students attending public school, and I hear such great things about the paths graduating students are about to embark upon which I would consider, as a parent, something to be proud of.