I've worked in this school and it's come a long way since I was a kid and it was a junior high…read more I've worked here as a substitute teacher and and ELD tester and I really like going there, especially since they've rebuilt the school. The school has a nice clean layout, the staff are nice and helpful, and if I had a job at that school, it wouldn't bother me. I was meeting with a colleague when I took this picture. And the good memories came flooding back

GREAT school! The teachers are so nice and amazing, they have great ways of teaching class. They…read morehave an art room were the students can learn about art and famous artiest. For the 6th graders, in the beginning of the school year will take a little photographer class and take pictures around the school. Later a student's best picture will be around the school for the rest of the school year. This school has a music program called sound minds. This program teaches you how to play a cello or a violin. When you get better they will take you on a field trip to play with other orchestras. You might even be able to see the California symphony have a rehearsal. What I'm trying to say is just that this is a great school to go to.

I had the most amazing time when I was a student there in the 80s. All the Staffs were wonderful. I…read morehad the greatest teachers during my times there.

Some of the teachers are great but the principal is extremely rude and thinks she knows what's best…read morefor children that aren't hers and will power trip on you if you let her. I personally was disrespected and belittled by the principal more than once. If you have a child without any big behavioral issues I think this school is a good option but if you need resources and meaningful help with a child that does have behavioral issues in the classroom I would avoid this school at all costs. The people in the front office also can be obnoxiously rude aswell.

A school that really helps your kids grow and helps you as a parent to concentrate on life.read more

They have the best staff specially in the office. We went…read morethere the other day to register our son for Kindergarten they were so friendly and very helpful. I would highly recommend it.

Best elementary school ever. I went there 55 years ago. The staff was amazing, Mrs Polito, Mr.Kyle,…read moreMrs Stacy, Mrs Holder to name a few

All 3 of my nieces and nephews attend Washington the teachers seem to be in a bit apprehensive when…read moreit comes to disciplining the children however the location as well as the classes are clean they always keep the parents informed of what's going on

We put our kids into this school and the elder one just graduated (today). This is the BEST school…read moreI can possibly find in this area. We believe that the success of our kids, both academic and social, to dedicated staff and principal. It is a small but homy school, we love it.

Our children have been attending Canterbury for 5 years now. We are extremely happy with the…read moreeducation they are receiving. Our kids love their teachers and their classmates. The classes are small, usually between 10 - 14 students, which allows plenty of attention for each child. It also gives the teachers ample time to monitor behavior which I feel is lacking in the public schools. The kids are taught from an early age to respect each other and the environment around them. I believe the school is above the curve in most subjects. The kids are fluid typers by the end of third grade. Spanish is taught as a foreign language from an early age. The principals are focusing a lot of effort introducing technology into the classroom as well. The school is very affordable relative to other private K-8 schools in the area. They also offer a sibling discount. The tuition covers everything. No fund raisers, door-to-door sales, or mandatory volunteer time. The school is run extremely effciently while maintaining a caring and comfortable environment.

Our daughter loves this small Co-op community school in the East Richmond Height hills, CA…read more The Teachers purposefully engage their students in experiental learning. The students have a beautiful nature based campus, which I love ! Check us out

I have two kids at Crestmont and my spouse even attended so I know firsthand the lifelong positive…read moreimpact this school has! My children love their school because the excellent teachers make learning fun, nurture my kids' souls, and meet the kids where they're at. What keeps me coming back to Crestmont is the truly wonderful community we've built here! I'm so inspired by the families and staff that show up every day to make the lives of kids better through all of our unique gifts and talents.

This school doesn't provide for kids with autism. The preschool teachers were great. Kindergarten…read moreteacher we had not so much. They really should help with all since we all are God's children.

My two children have been attending St Davids since 2019. I can not say enough wonderful things…read moreabout the community and staff. Mr. Swanson, the principal, has great insight, experience, and compassion. The teachers are patient, present and creative, providing an engaging and exciting academic environment. This is a fabulous and culturally diverse school that has small class sizes, a before and after school extended care program, and a preschool. I highly recommend scheduling a walk through or attending one of the many community events. St David's "Santa's Breakfast" is Sunday, Dec 7th, come see what the hype is all about! The school's mission statement: It is the mission of St. David of Wales Catholic School to consistently provide a safe environment for academic and spiritual growth. Our school fosters the teachings of Jesus Christ in our students by promoting Catholic values. We prioritize moral and social responsibility and academic achievement. We cultivate global citizens in a culturally diverse community by promoting respect for all of God's creations.

I do not recommend the school. On my first day of school I had a male staff walk my daughter to the…read moreclassroom and later thanked the principal for having the staff member walk my daughter to school. She said oh was it Mrs------? I said no it was a man and her response was we don't have any men working at the school and then she goes. Oh well it must just be a staff member of the day. This was very concerning and I did not like this happening on the first day of school. Then the second day of school, my daughter was put into the afterschool program which she's not enrolled in by her teacher. I have been asking since day, one to volunteer in the classroom and have gotten fingerprinted and have gotten no response about it. I have been completely dismissed. She picks other people to volunteer in the classroom, even though I was the only one to sign up at open house. I've been persistent about wanting to volunteer and no response. My daughter has been through trauma, and I shared this with the teacher on the first day of school and I feel I've been discriminated against. It's been quite upsetting and it was a big mistake to have my daughter register at the school. Staff are not understanding and can be very under mining.

This is our second year at Fairmont Elementary. My daughter is in Ms Cook's 2nd grade class and we…read morelove her! I love the way she carries her voice and she has a way of calmness whether she is happy or upset with the kids. As a parent I would like to be more like her when I am especially upset with my kids! Parent participation is welcomed at the school and I can't encourage parents enough,to take advantage of volunteering. I love that my daughter sees me active with her school along with the other kids asking me if we are doing an art project? We had our 2nd Silent Fiesta Auction which was a huge success. When we walk on campus, all the teachers on yard duty always smile and say hello! The office staff and Principal Ms Murphy are wonderful and always ready to help! I am looking forward to another 4 years at Fairmont Elementary.

I'm glad to hear it's still getting a high rating; it opened in 1951, and I went to kindergarten…read morethere[I was born in 1950]. Then I attended what was called the Mira Vista Annex, on Barrett Avenue, across from what's now Tassajara Park. I returned to what we called "The Big Mira Vista" before going to junior high school at Adams. We had a great school, with great teachers, and a great time!

I was at Mira Vista in the late sixties. There was ONE teacher, Mrs. Younglove, who was sooooo…read morenice to me. I will always remember her!