Lloyd C Bird High School

Fantastic school that gets great results and test scores with a low-income student population. Also, presently doing year-round school schedule, which is great for the students.

This school if full of staff that does not care about kids. The few that do have no voice and are usually the ones who don't work here very long. They claim to be all hands on deck but no one has any idea what is actually going on in the classrooms. Bullying is bad and the staff do not care until it gets to the point where kids are struggling with their mental health and mental health providers become involved. Then they start to want to listen when your kid is diagnosed with depression and is having suicidal thoughts. Terrible school and careless staff if you can send your kids elsewhere.

Salem Church Elementary is a school that is full of educated teachers who care about their students and its community. Everyday we begin with positive greetings and move forward with smile. We make sure each child receives the care and education they deserve. It's an amazing place to be and work.

We’ve had a wonderful experience with our child’s elementary school and honestly can’t understand why it’s rated as low as it is. The teachers and staff are dedicated, caring, and truly invested in student growth, both academically and emotionally. Communication with families is consistent and thoughtful, and the school community feels welcoming and inclusive.One of the most impressive things about this school is the variety of educational opportunities it offers. Our child has access to unique curriculum options, like Mandarin Chinese and American Sign Language, that are typically only found in one other school in the region. These kinds of programs are not only enriching but also prepare students for a more global and inclusive future. It’s rare to find this kind of cultural and linguistic exposure at the elementary level, and we’re so grateful our child is benefiting from it.Beyond academics, the school does a great job supporting social-emotional development, celebrating student success, and encouraging creativity and curiosity. From science fairs and cultural celebrations to reading challenges and service projects, there’s always something positive and engaging happening.This is a school that clearly puts students first and makes the most of its resources. It deserves more recognition for the strong foundation it provides and the diverse, forward-thinking opportunities it offers. We feel lucky to be part of this school community!

We moved to the Ecoff district from Wells. We loved Wells but the Ecoff staff made sure my child was welcomed, included, challenged academically and I made it a great transition for her. I’m an involved parent and the front office has also been great! I also love the pride houses and sense of unity it gives the students. Great job, Ecoff!

The school used to be really good, it offered computers and foreign lang, those resource classes have fallen by the wayside. The principal has left and the school is being run by the board. Students have left at such a great rate that for the past 2 years they've combined grades. This meant that the teacher only had have half the time to teach each grade, of course the children's learning suffered. I can not recommend this school at this time.

Three of my four kids went/still going to this school. The teachers are amazing. They are personally involve with your child's Spiritual and academic learning. I am big on spirituality because I want my kids to grow up with good morals, respect and understanding of christianity. All my kids enjoyed their time here. You could not have better instruction like this in other schools specially with the 6 to 1 ratio. The Director, Kathy Davis, is a very hands on and highly capable administrator. I have utmost respect for her efficient managerial skills. You will not go wrong with this school. They are supported by the church community and their tuition is definitely not outrageous compared to others in the area.