Elizabeth Davis Middle School

Enon is always engaging parents to be more involved with the students. The teachers keep us up to date and my child loves going to school.

This school is so dirty rude teachers some teachers don't even know what they're doing there on principles don't even listen office people don't listen they let a girl really try to choke another little girl and I'm crazy about thinking that the school is going to be good for my daughter but it wasn't because this school literally let another student cut her hair and they thought it was an okay because they're little but my daughter is in third grade and she got her haircut in the school didn't care and they literally have so much money to do stuff by kids school supplies buy stuff for kids that don't have much stuff and yet they bought the teachers presents gift cards school supplies but nothing students and how is that fair so I would never recommend the school but I'm going to give it a five stars because my daughter has friends here and she loves ESL teachers mostly Mrs young Mrs Young was so nice to me when I talked to her about my daughter I just think Mrs Young should be in a better school who will respect her better cleaner School nicer place is that I saw she had this tiny classroom like I was in ASL did you have that baby classroom

As a parent, my experience with this school has been disappointing due to repeated communication concerns and lack of support regarding my child’s academic progress and wellbeing.I made multiple requests for a parent-teacher conference to discuss my son’s academics and ways to help him finish the school year strong. Unfortunately, those requests went unanswered for an extended period of time, which left me feeling ignored and concerned as a parent. Communication should never require repeated follow-ups when a parent is trying to be actively involved in their child’s education.I also experienced a troubling situation involving my child on the playground. My son was allegedly being targeted by multiple students because they wanted his property, and instead of resolving the issue appropriately, his property was reportedly discarded in the trash by staff to end the altercation. That response felt unfair and dismissive of the situation my child experienced.In addition, I found the administration lacking compassion and understanding toward parental concerns. Parents should feel heard, respected, and included when advocating for their child academically and emotionally.I encourage prospective parents to remain proactive, document communication, and consistently follow up regarding both academic and behavioral concerns.