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Copenhagen Elementary School

Copenhagen Elementary School is a great place to learn, grow, and shine.

We serve students from age 4 through grade 5 in a supportive, student-centered learning environment.

Mrs. Megan Hill – Elementary Principal

Mrs. Megan Hill is proud to serve as Elementary Principal at Copenhagen Central School. Since joining Copenhagen in the 2019–2020 school year, she has served students and families in several roles, including first-grade teacher and Academic Intervention Services (AIS) teacher, providing reading and mathematics support to students throughout the elementary grades.

Her experience working with students across multiple grade levels has allowed her to build strong relationships with children and families throughout the Copenhagen community. While serving as Elementary Principal is a new role, Copenhagen is a place she knows well and a school community she is proud to continue serving.

Mrs. Hill is passionate about creating an elementary school where every child feels safe, valued, challenged, and excited to learn. She values strong relationships, high-quality instruction, student growth, and a welcoming school environment where every child has the opportunity to thrive.

Early Childhood Programs

  • Pre-Knights — 4-year-old full-day program

Small Class Sizes

Our average class size is approximately 16 students, allowing teachers to provide personal attention and support based on each child’s needs.

Contact Us

For more information, please contact:
📞 (315) 688-4411

 

 

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