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Frances E Norton Elementary School

Allen, TX
  • Public
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  • Grades PK-6
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  • Enrollment: 513

Overview

Frances E Norton Elementary School
1120 Newport Drive
Allen, TX 75013
(972) 396-6918
Frances E Norton Elementary School is located in Allen, TX and serves grades PK-6.It received a GreatSchool rating of 10 out of 10
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Student Diversity

Race

Percentage

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0%
Native American
0%
Two or more races
5%
Black
6%
Hispanic
11%
Asian
19%
White
59%

Reviews10 Reviews

4.5
parent
My daughter is currently attending Norton and she loves it! The Kindergarden teachers are amazing! The teachers really do care about the students!
parent
Our experience at this school was a nightmare. Our special ed student was denied fieldtrips, recess, art, PE, and mainstreaming for the first ten weeks of school due to her teachers interpretation of what was best for her. In spite of legal requirements and parent requests to the contrary. District promptly resolved the situation once they were made aware of the issues. Sadly, Norton was unable to resolve or even recognize their own special ed issues. To their credit, Allen ISD did right by our child at the district level.
parent
My school is on fire with student pride and the love for learning! We have awesome teachers that are positive and truly love to help guide our kids to a lifetime love of learning! One area of improvement would be to add some male staff members, especially in the older grade levels.
other
I think all schools should look at children's successes more, and focus less on what they do not do correctly. For example, if a child forgets a folder or agenda, the teacher shouldn't zap or punish them, but rather show compassion and understanding that they are human and GUIDE them towards strategies that help them remember. A lot of focus goes into the checking in of the materials needed for class, but not into the application of teaching the learning of organizational skills so that these young future citizens actually understand. How many times do adults forget something, and yet we just explain it away, sometimes by even fibbing! I think it is sad when children have anxiety about school, because of this kind of nit picking. Make learning fun and human again!
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