I love the school and the teachers. I think they are doing the best with what they have. The school…read moreis located in a great location and the lower grades' playground has plenty of shade. The principal is very attentive and provides lots of information. The teachers tries the best to teach the kids. They help the kids develop their attitude as well. The Mandarin dual immersion program taught the kids a lot. The school counselor is amazing as well.

I want to transfer school. next year. The former principal was quite responsible. Now it has…read morechanged to a principal. The employees inside have also changed. The nurse also changed. An Asian. Speaks badly. Experience is not good either. My child just has a runny nose. She told me to pick me up right away. Whether you go to work or not. Too much is not good. She said that their profession should be respected. Am I not respecting their profession? And she also said that employees went to work without being vaccinated. Said that he was struggling at the risk of his life. Fortunately, she was embarrassed to say it. Why do you want to bring others with you when you find yourself dead? The child is not vaccinated. There is no way. You are adults, why don't you get vaccinated. It's so sensible. The school my friend's child goes to is not like this. I think this nurse is studying Chinese medicine. No common sense at all. I was really angry that day. And none of the principal fart he did.

Good teacher but when I was there, the lunch ladies would microwave the pizza WITH the PLASTIC…read morecovering.

Oh memories! From the giant painted United States map to the weathered teather-ball courts. I miss…read morethose recess periods. I was a Cloverly Cub from 1997-2000. I have some of my fondest memories from this school. Cloverly is an elementary school for 4th-6th grade. It is one of the 3 elementary schools for the Temple City School District for this age level. It has been a California Distinguished School long before I had attended in 1997. Cloverly has excellent teachers and I can still remember some of my fondest childhood memories at this school. I can still remember my homeroom teachers' names - Mrs. Jarvis, Ms. Felsinger, and Mr. Lee - all wonderful teachers.

This is my first year here, I have two children attending. Everything seemed great until the first…read moreday of school. I've had a crazy busy day running errands while juggling a baby since drop off. When I came to pick up my kids the same place I dropped them off it was a little confusing since it's new. Apparently I was at the wrong location for pick up. I make my way around feeling a bit anxious now but I see one of my children and gave a little honk as I see her and her teacher walk away. The principal Linda, right away screamed out no honking you gotta get out. So I parked and I pulled my baby out, there I explained I came by to the same spot I dropped them off at and her response was "if you were here yesterday you would've known this is where pick up is because I explained it" in front of other parents. On top of being anxious, exhausted, and lost now I am completely embarrassed. Now my child has walked away from where I can no longer see or call for her as she walks towards the office. I got back in my car buckled my son back up and parked again now for the 3rd time and I got out once more to the other pick up area for my other child when I was told my younger one can walk to my older one and I can do one pick up instead of two by the office staff. I felt she could've explained and guided me instead of being rude and insulting me in front of other parents. As well as being more understanding since it is the first day of school after all. Not a great first impression.

Great school district. Grades only go up to 3rd grade, which keeps the school small. It has a great…read moresense of community and I loved the holiday events organized by their PTA. I especially loved Trunk or Treat!

If you can avoid this school I'd recommend you do! They obviously don't know what's going on in…read moretheir own premises. Child safety and concern is by far what they are heading towards. If the children could speak up there would be much more news on this school than we realize!!! I myself am I victim of their don't ask don't tell policy. I even asked my parents when I was much older if they remember an incident I had back in fourth grade and they said they were never notified of the situation. I had the principle, a THERAPIST, and my teacher present all without my parents. They were never notified. This school has a lot of teacher bullying even now. I have a little cousin whose seen other students get humiliated in front of the class. Being called names and making it pretty clear that that child is a failure in front of all their classmates. They even had incidents where the teacher will withhold the students from going to the bathroom and most students would pee their pants in the classroom. How can these teachers be so unsympathetic, with no humanity, and still say they are all about the students? I'm pretty sure they don't even do background checks on these people they are hiring.

My child had an exceptional experience with Janson Mildred B Elementary School. From the dedicated…read moreteachers to the nurturing environment, this school truly impresses me. The staff's commitment to students' growth is commendable, and the academic programs are top-notch. My child thrived here, and I couldn't be happier with the education and support they received. This is a 5/5 school review!

Best school around, lots of great kids, families and educators! The school has changed over the…read moreyears but there's the few veteran teachers still there! Still having the annual ice cream socials and PTA events!

hahaha savannah dolphins.. i never understood why our mascot was a dolphin. From what i could…read moreremember savannah was a good school. Some of my best childhood memories were at this school. The only teachers i can remember were Mrs. Carr and Mr. A (whom i heard left the year after i graduated). The teachers seemed passionate about teaching and the school had tons of activities. Man i miss recess and the food was decent. I drive by the school almost every week and ive noticed the basketball courts are gone (or moved). Good stuff

It's a really nice and organized school! The playground for kids is perfect for them. I'm glad my…read moresister was able to enroll my nephew here.

I'd sue this place for $100,000. I went to this hellish school from 2022-2024, and I'd say going…read morehere was the biggest mistake of my life. As you might know, I have a disorder called autism. This disorder impacts my social communication and interaction. I'm still surprised that none of the "trained" officials didn't acknowledge my disability, except the counselor, who just dismissed me. In this review, I'll be reviewing my 5th and 6th grade teachers. The 5th grade teachers were one of the worst teachers I met. Always sassy all the time, and loud. That combined with my disorder made it one of the worst. But that's nothing compared to the 6th grade teachers. I had Ms. Felix as my 6th grade teacher. She acts like that one parent, she always gives to me (as in she gives food for my diet), but she never actually cared for me. I'm sure she only gives her snacks because if she didn't, she'd she responsible for my starvation, not because of the lie she tells me, like "I only gave you these because I love you." Come on, you don't actually mean that. She also tried to force me into depression, saying things like "You are not a Bitely Bear." or embarrassing me in front of the class. Her words and actions still impact me to this day, and I will never forget them. Also, she gives me too much to work on, where I thought of suicide many times, but she says she doesnt want me to die. The counselor was the worst counselor in the world. She knows that I have autism, but she didn't actually try to make me calm. She's part of the reason I thought of suicide multiple times. Her actions are like mopping the floor when the bathtub is overflowing. She doesn't try to support me, she just sends me to a mental hospital to try to "fix" me. As you might have expected, that didn't work. It never worked. My experience at this school heavily impacted my emotional, sociological, and psychological health. I've been less comfortable to talk to counselors after, and I've isolated myself from even more people. I wish I stayed at home, or a school that really understood my disorder. For Parents: Don't send your kids to this school if you don't want your kids to be impacted emotionally and psychologically. Their mascot is an oxymoron, the bear is happy, while the students are not. When I grow up, I will never send my kids here ever.

Nice teachers, fun activities. They are wonderful people, staff, and teachers. Chicken crispitos…read moreare the best lunch.

This school is not good. There is nothing about this school that is good, this school is messy,…read morealways dirty, the bathrooms not clean, gum everywhere, trash on campus. The teachers are not nice to most of their students, they are always rude, not kind, even the "assistant teachers" this school is not good. DO NOT TAKE YOUR CHILD HERE.

Ramona Elementary School in Alhambra , My name is Juanita Torres and I have four kids attending…read morethis school from 6th grade to kindergarten. Let me start of with saying that I am highly satisfied with the principle Dr. Suttle and the Vice Principle as well and the majority of their staff. They continue to help parents and students with any difficulties they may have and are always on top of everything they need to be to the best of their abilities. I am extremely proud to have my kids be a part of this school

To be honest, when this school's principal came in 2013, I felt that the amount of fun activities…read moreand opportunities declined greatly. In the 2014-2015 school year, three teachers won for the Halloween costume contest and were promised a pizza party for their class. However, that promise was never fulfilled. There were more promises that were never fulfilled. For example, in 2013, she announced that if the students behaved well, there would be a small celebration on the last Friday of every month. I'd say that our behavior was alright, but it only happened once, and during that one time, everybody had to stand outside in the stifling heat for a long time and listen to her blah blahs and a DJ that was probably paid so much for doing literally nothing. That event was more for the little kids, though. Also, Ramona Elementary's traditional Mustang Salad Bowl event perished as the new principal came into power two years ago. I don't know if this is just a coincidence that it ended when she came to this school or she just decided to cut off the promotion that encourages kids to eat healthy and exercise often. Also, the principal wasted about $40,000 for an artist to come to the school to let us draw on cardboard boxes, teach us how to draw an elephant, and let us use Playdoh to sculpt ourselves as a baby. We could've used that money for more appetizing cafeteria food, new playground equipment, more exciting field trips, etc. Adding to, the principal scheduled many assemblies that diminished class time, which some teachers did not like. During March or April of 2015, there was a situation where a student almost broke a teacher's printer with a sheet of notebook paper and scraps of paper. Unfortunately, the culprit would not admit to their deed. The teachers and the principal threatened to take away the eighth graders' promotion activities. However, no one would confess. Afterwards, they tried to use a scare tactic of contacting the police and threatening to fingerprint the students. However, a student announced to his peers that they cannot fingerprint the students without permission from parents. And here's the thing: the teachers and the principal knew that. The "mature" adults were boosting the idea of dishonesty. The construction of a new playground was finally finished in 2014. Unfortunately, the upper graders were not allowed on it whatsoever supposedly because, one student quoted, "we're too big and fat." That rule caused an uproar for equality, especially from the eighth graders. After a while, the upper graders earned the right to go on only the swings. Nearing the end of the 2014-2015 school year, the rest of the playground that was restricted to the older ones was scarce of kids. The supervisors were still given orders to not let us up the playful apparatus. There are many more issues that this school (mainly the principal) has to resolve. The principal was promoting broken promises, throwing money down the drain, lies, not sharing, etc. The principal wasn't promoting eating healthy, exercising more often, or primary education.