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Stonehurst Hills Elementary School
(610) 626-9111
7051 Ruskin Ln
Upper Darby, PA 19082
Level: 1-5
District: Upper Darby School District



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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Stonehurst Hills Elementary School, Upper Darby, PA.


Census InfoValueYear
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:83.54% (2007)
Student Teacher Ratio:16.9% (2007)
White, non-Hispanic:14.29% (2007)
Black, non-Hispanic:80% (2007)
Hispanic:2.18% (2007)
Asian/Pacific Islander:3.54% (2007)
Native American or Native Alaskan:0% (2007)




Stonehurst Hills Elementary School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating3
Average Principals Rating3
Average Teachers Rating4
Average Activities Rating2
Average Parents Rating2
Average Safety Rating3


Stonehurst Hills Elementary School Reviews

 
The teachers at Stonehurst Hills are some of the most dedicated on the planet. They really care! The Principal is passionate about his job and very eager to see his kids succeed as do all of the teachers. However, Stonehurst is over crowded, but things are now in the works to try to slim down the student population currently at 822.

The academic programs in Stonehurst Elementary school are phenomenal, the classrooms are small to metropolitan schools. The teachers there really take a hands on approach with each child. From being around a number of school districts as a public school the Stonehurst Elementary School gives 150% to each and every child there. They do have many wonderful extracurricular activities such as music, and art. I do not think that this being an elementary school that it is a good idea at this time to think about a sports program, when at this current level the children should be concentrating on the basics of elementary education. The one problem that I do see is that there is not enough parent involvement. So, if you decide to take your child to this school, be ready to support the school, by being involved with your childs education on a day-day basis.

I have not been impressed with this elementary school. My family and I moved from NY two years ago and there is a drastic difference in the academics and overall mannerism of the children. Stonehurst needs a lot of improvement and with the change of Principal I hope it will be headed in the right direction. Parent participation is nill, but again the school does not do much to reach out to these parents...It is as if the school is afraid of change.

I went to this school in the 1980's when it was one of the best schools in the country. I became a teacher and have substituted there only to find a school burdened with over crowded classrooms, deplorable building conditions and lack of disipline from the administrators. In 10 years this school has spirled from a top school in America to one of the worst examples of a school. It's ashame.

I lived in upper Darby for seven years and through the years I have seen a school that was once beautiful just go down hill. The children are barly learning any thing. My son is currently in the first grade and this will be his last year due to the lack standards that this school has shown. The neighborhood has also changed tremendously.

This is a good school with great potential, unfortunately it is far too crowded with students who do not even live in the district.The principal could be more interested in the students. Parent involvement is improving but is still low. Great teachers, but they must spend too much time teaching the basics : Respect, Cooperation, courtesy. The school district should pay more attention to this school.

Stonehurst Hills has a lot of good teachers, but unfortunately they spend more time taking care of behavior problems than teaching. The principal is little or no help. She has discontinued most of the extracurricular activities that the kids enjoyed, such as dances, the Halloween activities, etc. The parents, with the exception of a few, are not involved. There are a lot of children who don't belong there, but use another address to get into Upper Darby School District.

Stonehurst Hills has a lot of good teachers, but unfortunately they spend more time taking care of behavior problems than teaching. The principal is little or no help. She has discontinued most of the extracurricular activities that the kids enjoyed, such as dances, the Halloween activities, etc. The parents, with the exception of a few, are not involved. There are a lot of children who don't belong there, but use another address to get into Upper Darby School District.



 

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