Love Freedom! We have been there for 16 years. Great staff. Great kids. I have had amazing help…read morewith special needs kids. I would highly recommend.

The teachers seem great and quite good at what they are doing. The principal, Mrs Garza however…read moreneeds to be reevaluated. Not caring about parental concerns

I am very turn off by this school. We moved from the bay area due to my husbands work and the…read moredemand for chemist in this area and ended up enrolling our kids to Empire Elementary school. In the past two years they have had numerous principal and vice principals, all which do very little to solve any issues and concerns parent may have when it come to kids. I've had issues with yard duty trying to play a role of principal, picking on my 8 yr. old for his mohawk to the point that my son did not want to go to school. Left messages for the principal or vice principal to contact me with no avail. The gates to kinder garden section of the school are supposed to open by 1:25 and like always the yard duty is extremely late and rude. Last year one of the yard duty ladies called my 10 yr. old stupid and like always the school did nothing to repremend her actions.I have witness a teacher jerking a 5 yrs ol child and then trying to play it off when she noticed I witness this. Some teachers are great but they have some teachers that should have never gotten in the teaching industry to begin with. The only person that I am very content with is Yolanda, one of the secretaries. She tries her to best to be helpful and is always polite, unlike most of the staff in that school. Now I'm looking into trasferring my children to a different school in hopes that they have a better experience.

What a beautiful, state of the art Middle School! Great area of town & great teachers! It's located…read morein Village One, North East Modesto. Wonderful gym too.

Me no like and it was supa dupa brininininin and all the teachers were mean and it hurt my feelingsread more

The best years of my life were spent here. Well, not really, but I did spend a large chunk of my…read morelife here. Not sure what there is to discuss... The Monkey Bars: Revolutionary and ahead of it's time. A carefully crafter piece of art shaped like a soda can. I used to play Batman on these bars because I was the kid with the Batman cape attached to my glow-in-the-dark Batman shirt. The White Squares: This solitary confinement proved to be the predecessor to modern-day prisons. The tight quarters (2 ft.x2ft. max) and strict silence policy made these squares unbearable. During the hot summer days, it was practically a death sentence. I would willingly take waterboarding over these horrible playground prison cells. Computer Games: Thanks "Oregon Trail" and "Number Munchers" for teaching me dysentery and prime numbers. The teachers rock! Thanks Sonoma Elementary School for all the great years!