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Dan Mills Elementary School
(615) 262-6677
4106 Kennedy Av
Nashville, TN 37216
Level: K-4
District: Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools



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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Dan Mills Elementary School, Nashville, TN.


Census InfoValueYear
White, non-Hispanic:47.14% (2007)
Black, non-Hispanic:45.83% (2007)
Hispanic:4.69% (2007)
Asian/Pacific Islander:2.34% (2007)
Native American or Native Alaskan:0% (2007)
Student Teacher Ratio:13.3% (2007)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:67.97% (2007)




Dan Mills Elementary School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating4
Average Principals Rating5
Average Teachers Rating4
Average Activities Rating5
Average Parents Rating4
Average Safety Rating5


Dan Mills Elementary School Reviews

 
Dan Mills is a great school with a great principal and great teachers. And that leads to a great school with great kids. My oldest just went to middle school and the teachers and staff there told me that they can tell 90% of the time without asking the child if he or she went to Dan Mills. I think that is a great compliment and im proud to be a parent of Dan Mills kids.

I am proud to be a parent of 2 children attending Dan Mills Elementary School. Both of my children love going to school! I don't have to bribe, nor fight them to get them to go. They are sad if they have to miss, and all the Teacher's are exceptional! The pricipal is hands on. You don't feel as though she is someone that is just there, she will speak to you whenever you need her! That is a new concept to me.

Dan Mills is one of the few schools that gives you a feeling that the teachers are very dedicated to you child. The staff is friendly,dedicated,and all around great to deal with.My onl;y problem with this school is I wished it had higher grade levels so my child could go there longer.

Dan Mills is a WONDERFUL school! I am a parent of two Dan Mills graduates - one in 2002 and one in 2005. My experience with the Dan Mills, including the students, principal, teachers, and all other staff members has truly been a very positive one. My youngest child spent 5 years at Dan Mills (K-4th), enjoyed going to school, loved and respected all the teachers, and loved the principal. The school has a very warm atmosphere and welcomes parents, volunteers and family members with open arms. There are always parents volunteering at the school and the PTO works very hard to establish parental involvement through constant communication between school and home. I have heard substitue teachers say that when they get a call to sub, they hope it's at Dan Mills! Dan Mills is a great school!

My grandson lives in my home and is in the first grade at Dan Mills. He has an excellent teacher. We have been amazed at how much this child has learned this year! He can read very well and he understands what he reads. I have found that most children will do their best to live up to the expectations of the adult in charge. This teacher is firm, gives a lot of homework and expects it to be done on time and to the best of the student's ability. At the same time, he is a very kind man and is good to the children. Because my grandson's first-grade teacher believes in him, encourages him, and praises him, he has learned to love school and looks forward to going to school each day. This is the foundation every child needs for success in the future.

Dan Mills has a nice facility, extra-activities, and great ideas. However, there must be a shortage of teachers. Because the teachers are frustrated and stressed which causes the students to become frustrated and stressed. So the students are not getting what they need on a daily basis. The lessons are too rushed. So how does a student get the education they deserve??



 

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