Mt Zion Elementary School

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  Mt. Zion Elementary School, should close their doors to being a school. This Elementary School is a poor representation of what a school should be. I have never encountered a school that doesn't have structure. Horrfic is what I describe this school as being. Any given day you can walk in and see things that you would be amazed about. Kids are out of control, the staff is in a circle having a conversation or talking on their cellphones. The front office is a big mess with the staff hanging out. Secretary should have been retired a long time ago. She can be rude and has a short fuse. Most of the staff you seek help from are rude. Principal Harris and Assistant Principal Span doesn't appear to have this school under control. I feel they have become immune to our complaints as parents & grandparents. Points: Poor leadership, Rude staff, A school with no structure, Over crowded classrooms. Kids out of control, Older staff should be out or retired no patience with their over crowded classrooms of children. Poor Janitorial Service, Bathrooms are nasty, no soap or towels for kids to use, not even hand sanitizer being used, even tho you buy for the school. Cafeteria staff, some are rude and food is Awful...This has been the worse school year. I had to remove my grandson from this school...It was a bad dream for us. He use to cry every morning knowing he had to go and encounter the everyday stress he had to deal with, the kids and the teachers. He felt no love here. He complained of headaches everyday and gained a tremendous amount of weight due to the stress he encountered from being at this school. I felt he was treated different because he was biracial by the kids, his teachers and other staff members, (Black & Mexican) and an only kid. I will never put him in a school that doesn't have structure, better leadership and a Professional staff again. Possibly home schooling. Some public schools are not what they need to be, especially Mt. Zion Elementary School...
  By Cebrenna Baitey, April 13, 2017

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