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Quarry Hill Elementary School

Public School

Level: 1

Grades: KG - 05

Address: 1625 Quarry Rd, Yardley, PA 19067

Phone: (215) 321-2400

District: Pennsbury School District

469
Total Students
#104
of 1,534 in 2016

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating
100
out of 100
State Ranking
Ranked 104 of 1,534 (2016)
Among schools at the same level in the state

Ratings By Source

5/10
Source 1
Ranked 143 of 1,554

Test Scores

PSSA

English Language Arts • Grade All grades • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 80.7%

Student Body

Total Students
469
Diversity
Moderate
Simpson index 35/100
Free / Reduced Lunch
10.9%
of student body

Race & Ethnicity

  • White 80.2% (376)
  • Asian 7.0% (33)
  • Two or More Races 6.6% (31)
  • Hispanic / Latino 3.0% (14)
  • Black 2.8% (13)
  • American Indian / Alaska Native 0.4% (2)

Reviews

2.0 /5

Based on 2 reviews

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Parent
January 11, 2015

"Before my son entered kindergarten, I had heard so many wonderful things about this school being the best. However, since he has started attending, I have been greatly disappointed. Greatly disappointed. The office staff here is rude and unattentive. They do not pay attention to who enters and leaves the building and their check in/check out system is lacking at best and neglegent at worst. They make no efforts to know the parents and when they do address you, are rude. They love to brag about the fact that the school is in a "safe" neighborhood. That is fine and good but, no neighborhood is too safe to implement attentive check-in/check-out procedures. Plus, an inattentive staff (I mean, they don't even look up as you are signing in, even if you come in in the middle of the day. You have to get their attention to even say hello,) makes for a very cold and rude feeling overall. The drop-off/pick-up method here is unorganized and, once again, overseen by rude teachers who actually have bad tempers. Not the best way to start your child's day and definitely not offering a welcoming or safe environment. The curriculum is dull and lacking diversity in teaching techniques. They say that this is because of Common Core standards. However, I have several friends whose chidren attend other PA public schools and who follow Common Core standards and, yet, their children are learning using a variety of techniques and in a way that is comprehensive and fun (utilizing tactile, auditory, and visual learning techniques.) The administrative staff portrays an arrogant and even snobby attitude of "We know more than you and you are so stupid". I believe this attitude starts with the principal but, it trickles down through everything and permeates the entire school. If this public school is the "best", then this country's public school system is even worse off than I thought."

Parent
January 11, 2015

"Before my son entered kindergarten, I had heard so many wonderful things about this school being the best. However, since he has started attending, I have been greatly disappointed. Greatly disappointed. The office staff here is rude and unattentive. They do not pay attention to who enters and leaves the building and their check in/check out system is lacking at best and neglegent at worst. They make no efforts to know the parents and when they do address you, are rude. They love to brag about the fact that the school is in a "safe" neighborhood. That is fine and good but, no neighborhood is too safe to implement attentive check-in/check-out procedures. Plus, an inattentive staff (I mean, they don't even look up as you are signing in, even if you come in in the middle of the day. You have to get their attention to even say hello,) makes for a very cold and rude feeling overall. The drop-off/pick-up method here is unorganized and, once again, overseen by rude teachers who actually have bad tempers. Not the best way to start your child's day and definitely not offering a welcoming or safe environment. The curriculum is dull and lacking diversity in teaching techniques. They say that this is because of Common Core standards. However, I have several friends whose chidren attend other PA public schools and who follow Common Core standards and, yet, their children are learning using a variety of techniques and in a way that is comprehensive and fun (utilizing tactile, auditory, and visual learning techniques.) The administrative staff portrays an arrogant and even snobby attitude of "We know more than you and you are so stupid". I believe this attitude starts with the principal but, it trickles down through everything and permeates the entire school. If this public school is the "best", then this country's public school system is even worse off than I thought."

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