As a student myself this school is overall not bad. For example teachers and staff are pretty good…read more And the reason why it's not great is because well they have all the resources it's just that they have some things are just not really great. I don't even want to get into detail but overall it's not bad. Honorable mentions if you're going into 3rd grade hope you have Ms Hang for going to 6th grade hope you have Mr Nguyen (not biased). Also I'm in 6th grade so yeah.

My kids absolutely love Mabel Mattos. It is our fourth year attending Mattos, and I cannot say…read moreenough good things about their teachers, and staff. All truly care about the students! Would % recommend this school to anyone looking for an elementary school.

What a great day! I was so impressed with OSD School's commitment to supporting its community. The…read moreschool provided food and daily house hold items (like shampoo, conditioner, toilet paper, blankets, and more) for the students and their families during the holidays, which is such a thoughtful and generous gesture. It truly shows that OSD is dedicated to taking care of its students and their families both inside and outside the classroom. We are so lucky to be part of such a caring and positive school environment!

I'm extremely disappointed with the overall quality of this school. Unfortunately, our experience…read morehere over the past few years has been frustrating and discouraging for several serious reasons. First of all, the leadership is completely unstable. The principal seems to change every year, and that lack of consistency trickles down to the rest of the school. It's hard to feel confident about any long-term improvement when the administration is constantly changing. Beyond academics, the school really doesn't offer much extracurricular activities which is a missed opportunity for students who want to explore interests outside the classroom. But by far, the most concerning issue has been how poorly bullying is handled. My child has been bullied--physically and verbally--by the same student for three years in a row, ever since 2nd grade. Even though they've been in separate classes since 3rd grade, the bullying continues at recess. We've reported this multiple times, and nothing meaningful has been done. No disciplinary action has been taken against the student responsible, and we are baffled as to why the school refuses to take stronger action. To make matters worse, when my child finally stood up and defended herself after being hit, she was the one who got in trouble and was warned she might be suspended. That kind of response is incredibly unfair and discouraging. It sends the message that defending yourself is more punishable than being the one causing harm. Yard duties are also a major problem. Either they're not present during conflicts, or they simply ignore the situation altogether. When someone is hurt or gotten into arguments, they were nowhere to be found to supervise the kids or just stood by doing nothing. There are also some strange and frustrating inconsistencies with staff behavior. On one occasion, my child stepped on a roach and was told not to kill it because "it's nature"--yet the school doesn't apply that same level of care or concern to the kids who are being harassed daily. A teacher once even told the class that a rock is a living thing, which is just flat-out incorrect and makes us question the quality of education being provided. We've also had some concerns about the overall school environment. For example, there were a few instances of theft in my child's class, but it didn't seem like the teacher was able to address them effectively. Every year, the good kids my child connects with end up transferring to other schools, and now we're starting to understand why. The ones that stayed doesn't like the school either. Over the years, we've noticed that several families who value a positive learning environment have chosen to move on, which has made us wonder if ongoing issues are prompting those decisions. When I ask my child if she misses this school, she immediately and firmly says 'No' without hesitation -- which, to me, speaks volumes about her experience there. This school desperately needs better leadership, more active, caring, and responsible staff, and a serious commitment to creating a safe, nurturing environment for all students. Until then, I would not recommend it to any family.

We recently toured Stratford School (Beresford Square Campus) and had a wonderful experience…read more Rashmi was welcoming, informative, and made the entire visit feel comfortable and thoughtful. The campus felt warm, organized, and well structured, and it was clear the students are happy and well cared for. One of the sweetest moments was seeing a few girls in my daughter's prospective classroom come up to say hello -- it truly reflected the nurturing environment. We're genuinely excited for her to start this upcoming fall and look forward to joining the Stratford community!

Thank you, Ms. Richa and Ms. Anna, for supporting my daughter's growth in the last school year!…read moreThey've created loving and fun environment for the pre-K kids to thrive - We have seen our daughter's confidence grow and develop growth mindset under their guidance over the course of the 7 months. They are both so attentive and really understands every kid's strengths. Ms. Anna is always full of energy and nailed the parent teacher conference on delivering our daughter's strengths and growth areas. Ms. Richa really cares about the kids' growths - I love that Ms. Richa truly treats us parents as partners in helping our daughter gain more confidence. Even during the school tour, Ms. Richa made my daughter feel comfortable, answered my questions thoroughly, and she's the reason why we picked Stratford and campus. My daughter loves her teachers and classmates so much that she asks us why there is no school on the weekends and holidays. That's the testament to the environment they've created.

I been to this school for 5 years, but I moved to another school and in my life time in that school…read moreit wasn't the best school in my opinion. But it's still a nice school most of the students and staff there were really nice but till this day I really wonder what the school looks like now.

Named for a gas station owner, whose station still pumps gas at the corner of Main and Carlo, this…read moreis one of the oldest schools in Milpitas. Spangler was also the person who helped bring modern sewers and clean water to Milpitas in the 1940s. Serving mainly the children in Starlite Manor and Milpitas Manor developments, it sits on a ten acre site near Starlite Park, the first neighborhood park in Milpitas. It is a K-6 school. All the kids in our family went here. Recently a lot has changed here with photo-voltaic panels over the parking area and lunch area. More portable classrooms are on the campus to house the over 600 students. The academic program is average for Milpitas. Their API scores are improving each year. Alas, there is little money to support music, drama, art, etc. This was the last of the district's elementary schools to approve wearing uniforms, so the nearby community probably has more independent thinkers than other schools may have. Spangler feeds to Thomas Russell Middle School.

My son is at 4th grade now. Ms. Valayil is very nice and very good at helping students foster good…read moreattitude and habits for their future which I'm very appreciated!

Ms Sukhvinder Mehta is a wonderful teacher for 2nd grade. She takes a lot of care during parent…read moreteacher conferences to make sure there is great development plan for the student. She also gives good opportunities to the students to perform and grow their skills in class. She has a personalized learning for each student and is able to quickly figure out things that are good and able to provide tools to improve for the things that needs development.

My daughter has been here since kindergarten and she has really enjoyed it. The Principal and…read moreTeachers are all very supportive and helpful. This school offers many opportunities and has a great music program, as well as amazing afterschool activities. My daughter loves being a part of this wonderful community!

I would like to start off saying as a previous student who went to Montague the education is…read moreamazing and I especially want to thank my 5th grade teacher Ms.LaRocca. Ms.LaRocca is an amazing teacher who is very understanding and will help you if needed.Secondly there is no fights that have occurred when I was attending this school and most of all it's an amazing school definitely recommend to enroll your child into this school.

So far so good, I am taking it month by month ; overall I am satisfied with the staff and how…read moreresponsive, respectful and patient with my child including myself. I want to say I like the school at this time and hoping my like can convert to love . Will keep updated

Fantastic school. My daughter loves all her teachers and she gets a well rounded education…read more Unfortunately, as a public school, they still have to teach at a steady pace for all students which may be a little slower if your kid is a quicker on the uptake. We have to supplement her with additional home work at home. However, she's getting a quality education without us having to pay 10-20k for a private school. The most important thing is parent involvement. Money alone can't give your kid a quality education. This school has steadily gone up in ranks, and since the switch to Common Core testing instead of API, this is now a 10 ranked school. This just shows that the API can be gamed by rote memorization. As a parent, I had to relearn some of the concepts with Common Core, but it makes a lot of sense. I'm not sure why other parents hate it. The most important thing about Common Core is that there is not one way of getting the answers right. I teach my kids the curriculum method but I also teach them the old methods as well. Knowing more than one way to solve a problem and understanding *why* and *how* are the keystones of Common Core.

I give this school 2 stars why here I'll tell u why. 1. The lunch people forced me to literally…read moretake apple slices even though I didn't want apple slices. 2. I once dropped my eraser and I got in trouble for dropping an eraser like dude it's an eraser. 3. Last, but not least the lunch food their sucks it doesn't taste good so I suggest u to bring lunch boxes. That's why I give this school 2 stars.

My kid goes there and we love the school as a family. Teachers and ATB staff are amazing.read more

School should always report to parents if their child fall or was hurt in school. I never got a…read morecall nor was inform about it. Not until I called the school and ask. If a child is still on campus it's the school responsible to keep them safe & inform the parents. What kind of school never say a word until the parents speak