Very nice school built in 1952 with real bricks!!! That is the first thing I noticed! My experience…read moregoing there for interpretation assignment was very smooth, quick and easy check-in, smiles and perfect directions on where I had to go. Pleasant interactions and cozy feeling.

I went to this school I promoted from 6th grade like maybe 2024-2025 it's a great school the…read moreteachers are okay but in the 6th grade bathrooms for the girls there's no mirrors and there no paper in the bathroom stalls one of the sinks in the 6th grade girls bathroom was broken

My kids love there school and all the wonderful teachers and staff. I love how they WANT to go to…read moreschool.... They ask on Sundays is it time for school yet! The arts and plays are a fun part of the school . Thanks for being so kind and loving threw all the Covid times. Glad to be back to some normal life and friends!! Thank you flying Hills!

This is amazing school. We have had two generations through this school and it's only gotten…read morebetter. The arts will change your child's life for sure.

I have a daughter here and another that has already left, my experience has been very good. Their…read moredual language helps them to know not only another language but other cultures.

This school is doing there best to keep order and all the staff and children safe. But the parking…read moreis a nightmare they allow my school to park with the buses but the parents part there also and double park blocking cars.in and cut off other cars and drive fast speeding where children and parents walk, just wish someone would make these parent accountable for their actions and follow the rules would make pick up so much easier for everyone

My review is from the point of view of an interpreter going to an assignment there. I am not…read morefamiliar with schools, schools systems, etc but getting a bit now because of my new freelance gig interpreting. Going to schools is one of my favorite assignments as get to interact with different professionals in their context. This school from the mid 1950s reminds me of the one of my childhood. I felt so at ease, like if it was my own school. I loved the vibe. Many Spanish and Arabic speaking children super friendly to me when I was looking for the room I needed to work at. Everything seems so inviting and there are plenty of open space to play and interact. My only concern was the parking, I guess is reserved for the teachers and other workers.

Note: I would give this school a "0" if optional…read more Just had to reach out to the El Cajon School District about the principle, "Ms. Far"..."Ms. Spar". That was a dead end. All they stated was to schedule an appointment to speak to "Ms. Far"..."Ms Spar". What is that suppose to do? We have already spoken and She is aware that I have a problem with what she told me in person. As I read the commenter before mine..."this principle needs to GO"! She is there for the money and not for any child's education productivity. The incident: Today, I had got into an argument with one of the parents due to their child hitting my child. I confronted her in front of the teacher "Ms. Swiss", Ms Swiss stood there like she did not know what to do. The other parents younger child hit my child right in front of all three of us and all the mother did was pull him away and I told her "Well, I see where the example of hitting came from...younger child is learning from the older child". The teacher still did not do anything. I had to go into the main office to speak with either the vice principal or principal...office staff notified me that they were actually outside. I complied with them in regards to leaving my name and number so, I can be contacted. Fast forward to me walking out of the office... "Ms. Far".."Ms Spar".... walks up to me after I spot her speaking with the other parent ALREADY and pulls me aside while I see the other parent standing around talking to another parent like she didn't already run her mouth. "Ms. Far"..."Ms Spar"...first thing comes out of her mouth is.."The other parent felt offended about your "younger/little sibling comment"...I stated to her "Yes, Well that was because they think it's okay for her children to hit my son but, I can't say or do shit when their evil spawns hit my child first". I then notify "Ms. Far"..."Ms Spar"....that she is conducting a "favoritism" type of attitude. She denies it OF COURSE...I still can not understand why she did not have a "little private conference" with me and the other parent and not just me only. "FAVORITISM ". Basically she tried to put everything on my child. My children will not be going to this school next year. Both my children use to go to this school about a year or two ago when "Ms Far"..."Ms Spar" was not the principal and the school was ran way better. After she came into the picture...all hell has broke loose at that school...they let more non speaking students and inviting their parents there as well and now the school has been more crowded more than ever. Parents were asked not to park by the apartment complexes by the alley way and parents still park there..."On the red line"...obviously some of the parents are as bad as the principal there...they can not listen or follow directions. I would not recommend this school to send your child to until "Ms Far"...."Ms Spar", departs.

My son is in the special day class as well as a couple mainstream classes and I'm really happy with…read morethe experience. Mrs. Sherfey is an amazing teacher, along with Mr. Hacker. Mr. Hacker quickly gets back to me whenever I have a question about something and is quick to get back to me when it comes to things going on in the classroom. My youngest son is in Mrs. Weatherford's Kindergarten class and she is a delight. She is extremely helpful and the kids love her. My son talks about her all the time and can't wait to go to school every day. Mrs. Silva, the principal, is also heavily involved in the school and I don't think I've met a principal (other than Mr. Handley at Vista Grande!) who is so involved with the students. She wants the best for them and works extremely hard. I also appreciate the office staff. My youngest was having trouble with learning letter sounds when he started Kindergarten and one of the staff took the kids who were having trouble and did a remedial type program and he learned his letter sounds within just a couple weeks with Mrs. Ochee (I think that's how it's spelled, sorry if it isn't). I'd definitely recommend Naranca for anyone living in the area that wants their child at a quality school that has caring teachers.

The school is very bad, teaching level is very weak and students dont do good .There is no academic…read moreprogress. Its waste of time to send kids there.

What a beautiful school! I have been going for several IEPs as well as parents- teacher gatherings…read morefor my interpreting assignments and has been a pleasure every interaction, from the receptionists (huge reception, they seem super busy at this school) to the teachers. The teachers I interacted with showed so much love for their kids. What a pleasure to go back to childhood years for a few hours. Lexington is a very diverse school, with kids of many countries or origin and ethnicities. I value the work of the teachers to deal with so much diversity and cultural differences. The classrooms are so nicely decorated and personalized.

i am disappointed and disgusted on how this school is. This school is absolutely unacceptable and…read morecaused severe emotional and physical distress to my child. When I returned to the office, I found my daughter fainting and crying, completely overwhelmed because of this school's cruel and broken system. She was constantly bullied, and the teachers ignored it entirely. Miss Hoy targeted my child, treated her unfairly, and turned the entire class against her, creating such a hostile environment that my daughter suffered a panic attack. Mr. Henderson failed to step in or protect her in any way. The nurses were negligent and careless. My daughter is diabetic, yet they forced her to miss a once only school activity just to drink three bottles of water. These games only happen once, and she missed the entire game, which left her devastated. The school itself is dirty, poorly maintained, and feels unsafe. This place left my child traumatized. Worst school ever. The staff are unprofessional, irresponsible, and should not be working with children. This school should be shut down and replaced with people who actually care about students' health and safety. weird ass school man. dont bring ur kids here

Such a beautiful school of the 1950s with lots of charm and a fabulous tree welcoming at the…read moreentrance. I have been several times to do special education interpreting jobs and they have the coziest, cutest and mom-plant friendly meeting room (I asked who decorated and it happens to be the principal office, very nice:). All the meetings always on time and as external, been treated very nicely and respectfully. Hope to be back when school year resumes!

School Staffs is doing good. Just a lack of award for kids so they will more encourage to study…read morehard. Its only Citizenship Award. Hope they will add more Most Good Attendance, Best in Math, presidential award and other award including having medals certification.

Nice charming school that occupies a huge block around downtown El Cajon. First time interpreting…read moreat this school, so needless to say I love their motto about bilingual education. Friendly staff, meeting timing respected (which is something as a freelancer going from place to place is very important!). Parking was tight, I did not see any spot near the entrance and had to walk a bit. For what I read, this school has a long tradition fighting for the right of bilingual education in San Diego county for decades.

This is a really good bilingual school for kids TK- 8th grade. The staff and all the teachers are…read moreso friendly and the communication between parents and staff is so easy.