Klondike Lane Elementary School, Louisville | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

Like all schools, there are definitely areas where Klondike could improve. I have been very fortunate to only have minor issues while both of my daughters have attended. But my husband and I love this program so much that we requested a hardship transfer so my daughter could finish her last year there. The learning styles at Klondike help those that excel in some subjects but struggle in others. The interventions for reading over the years have given my daughter the direct attention she needs on her deficiencies while she can continue to excel in math. The communication and dedication from the teachers and staff that have been in both my daughters’ lives have been exceptional and so have the ones that have gotten to know my family over the years. I have spent a lot of time at Klondike volunteering, showing my support, and just being present over the past 7 years. This could be the reason I feel I can personally vouch for about 80% of their teachers, staff, and administrators. With the foundation my eldest received from Klondike, she is doing exceptionally well in Newburg’s MST/Honor’s Program. We will miss Klondike next year when my youngest daughter moves on to middle school.

I was honored to be part of the Klondike family and I still miss working there. There are no words to express my gratitude to very one there for what I learned as a professional. I carry all those good memories and I really hope one day I can go back there and take my son who studied there and thank them in person. Klondike and specially Ms Allen, are part of my professional life and my son’s education. Right now he is an Excellent student and has received the Principal Honor Roll for his academic achievements thanks to his first years as a student at Klondike Elenentary. If you parents have the opportunity to educate your kids there, you will be part of a journey full of success.

I recently went to Klondike Elementary for grandparents day to have lunch with my grand-daughter. I couldn’t believe what they served for lunch, especially since visitors were coming! Spagetti & meatballs on a bun (?), a bowl of rice with some kind of grayish meat on top, chicken nuggets or grilled cheese; little dishes of broccoli or carrots, small dishes of salad (no dressing), mandarin oranges, bananas or oranges & a roll. I was told by my daughter -in-law that kids lunches are free, why not give them something good AND nutricious?