Cincinnati Public Schools

"To the School Registration Office" ​I am writing to express my serious concern regarding the enrollment of my daughter, for the upcoming School Year. We completed the registration process approximately two months ago, and despite this, her enrollment has not been finalized. The status remains "in process." ​I have attempted to contact your office multiple times over the past few weeks to get an update. Unfortunately, my calls have gone unanswered. The lack of communication and the prolonged delay in a seemingly straightforward process are deeply unsatisfactory and are causing significant stress. ​My daughter is at risk of falling behind if her enrollment is not completed immediately. That's very sad experience for me and my girl.

I know things can be chaotic of the first week but its now officially open and yall still can't get it right. When a parent calls to speak to someone in transportation, they shouldn't be on hold for 3+ hours, like I have been the last 2 days. Yesterday and Friday because my child bus was an hour past drop off time. You need better communication with the parents. This is a huge problem.

Edit: It has now been well over a month. They have all the paperwork for the student to start and still nothing. Why make things more difficult and have everyone enroll at your location if it's going to be twice as long to enroll than if they just went to the school itself. This makes no sense. This generation is already struggling and now they are going to be so far behind waiting weeks for kids to be able to start.

My daughter has needed a bus card since the first day of school.They meaning transportation is refusing to give her one. I have borrowed and taken money I don't have to make sure my daughter attended school. They have lied for months about given her one . I wish Shaun Murphy knew how the metro staff lie. The head of metro and her assistant in that building lied and said she would receive it. I am late for work or leaving work to make sure she gets home.

I turned all my daughter's paperwork for preschool but she couldn't start school on time. They made up lies saying I didn't turn in papers when I did, online and in person. I wish I didn't have to deal with this district, absolutely horrible.

I would rate them zero stars if I could. This system single handedly placed our youth in a downward spiral. Most of these schools lack programs to help minority children get a since of direction life. Lacking job ready courses, college ready courses, and everyday economics courses should be provided to both high school and 7th/8th grade students. Also driver's education, band, homemec, and shop, should be reintroduced. Children who come from more privileged backgrounds has access to these courses in there schools. Also these programs will help secure more jobs for personal.

Homelessness is a sad REALITY. Cincinnati Public Schools is creating a SAFE SLEEP LOT for their students. BRAVO CPS !! WHAT ARE OTHER CITIES DOING TO HELP OTHERS that are Vulnerable?

The employees at the board of education are not concerned in the least bit about students. They do not return calls and they act as if parents are a bother when you go to the location due to a lack of assistance over the phone. If they do not want to help students and parents why are they there?

on April 25th my son who at the time was only 4 years old was pushed by his teacher at Chase elementary. I wasn't informed by the school and no one called me. If it wasn't for noticing the dried up tear marks on his face when I picked him up I wouldn't have known anything. The day of the incident I reached out to the teacher through class dojo which she admitted to pushing my son but in her words she stated she was modeling his behavior!!! The incident was recorded because my son and the rest of his class was on the playground at the time. After reaching out to the principal Ashle Jones, head of early childhood education Vera Brooks, asking to view the tape NOTHING. For weeks my son set out of school as if he was being punished for speaking up. After weeks of phone calls and visits Andrea Ehoodin from the school front desk passed along info on who I could reach out to to hopefully see the video. After reaching out to the head of security for cps On June 17th I was finally able to view the video. The video lasted less than a minute and did not show The entire incident or match the narrative given by Ashle Jones or the teacher Aubrie Sole. That's when I reached out to the new superintendent through email a handful of times which each emails went unanswered, I reached out to the lawyer for cps Daniel Hoying asking for the full video and the incident report and all witness statements because 2 teachers Aubrie Sole and Ms. Day and 2 paraprofessionals were on the playground at the time of the incident. The response I received from the lawyer was rude and stated that according to the district the matter is closed there is no other video and the teacher didn't write an report. Ashle Jones the principal told us that she viewed the video and there was indeed a pushed but she doesn't think Aubrie Sole the teacher involved had malice intentions or wanted to hurt my son. She stated that the teacher would receive disciplinary action which she couldn't discuss and I believe the school suspended her for 5 days. She has since left the school district after this incident. I have emails from the teacher apologizing for pushing him and the principal admitted that she did see the full video and that it was indeed an push. I was able to get one witness statement from a teacher that witness the incident and said there was a push, a little boy in his class told his mom that Aubrie Sole pushed my son because he was being bad. I'm writing this because I feel like cps is just saying F me and son and get over it. So if anyone had a PreK student in Aubrie Sole class at Chase Elementary please please talk to them and ask them if they have ever been hit or pushed by her or any other teacher.

This review is for the Main Office on Burnet Ave: I had to visit to sign paperwork with HR, and the entire experience was perfect. The security guard was incredibly kind and helpful, as I was over an hour early traveling from a state away. He helped me find my way around and kept checking to see how soon I could go back and take care of business. The staff in HR was also very professional and helpful, and made a point of ensuring that my documents were in order and prepared before I ever went to my appointment. Thanks for the great experience, Cincinnati Public Schools!

The worst school system in the area. The teachers are horrible and barely teach the students. They have a problem with parents who actually take an interest in their child's education and retaliate once the parent(s) complain about their behavior.