This school is terrible. The school has the worst teachers, especially the kindergarten ( they need…read moreto retire along with a few others in second grade). The school does not do any field trips because they do not want to go through with the hassle of renting school buses and cost ( I do not know where the money that has been made through fundraisers go, they raised around $10,000). They do not do kindergarten ceremonies or parties or anything special for them. The homework is not challenging or fun. They barely do any art activities. The curriculum is not engaging. Recently looked into every grade section in the open house and each class was so small and cluttered, they need a whole renovation. One third grade class looked like a man cave, not organized or professional. A school should not only be rated by their SATS or grades only, in needs to be the best experience in every aspect from the classrooms to the teachers to the playground.

My daughter went to kindergarten here. She is now in 3rd grade, unfortunately does not attend this…read moreschool but we still frequent this place because my daughter likes the playground here. Aside from the playground, during her school year at this school, it was nothing but pleasant experiences. The school office staff and teachers were all very nice and welcoming. During recess, you do not hear any loud scolding like what I witnessed millions of times at Toyon Elementary. I don't know what it is but the envirionment is just friendlier here. Across the street is Francis' daycare / afterschool care. The school knows and recommends this place. My daughter was dropped off here before school and was picked up by Francis afterschool. The school provided a very good and safe atmosphere for the kids and so did Francis. I wish my daughter still attends this school; her best friend Ally still attends and her Mom is active in the PTA. It would have been nice to join the PTA knowing a friendly face. I just don't get that good vibe at my daughter's current school now. Parking is horrible in the morning therefore I would use Francis in the mornings, haha.

My son attended TK here and is now in Kindergarten. We really like the school and staff here. The…read morecommunication between admin and parents are consistent and positive. His teachers so far has been wonderful as well.

I was a fellow Brooktree elementary student (many decades ago..) - "Brooktree bobcats how do we…read morefeel??" Overall positive experience with teachers, staff as far as I can remember... It feels weird to rate a school via Yelp lol. For educational purposes, please check other resources I have had young relatives attend this school with good teachers/ experiences Once I came about 10 minutes late to pick up my niece (miscommunication between 220pm versus 230pm ). They call the mom and me ; they had my niece wait by the office with staff and I had to sign in my info in order to take her home. It does show that they care a lot of their students safety. There's multiple playgrounds here for various ages, including the toddlers. My nieces love to play there and it's decently well kept (newer swings, no trash). Also has Large grassy areas too. I walk my dog here on leash so she can run around and play for a bit There's also a back area where there are tables and grill stations to host a picnic by the playgrounds on weekends. Basketball courts used to be open but I think they now close the gates (for safety? To protect the equipment?). Website https://brooktree.berryessa.k12.ca.us/

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.

If you love your kids, think twice before sending them to John Sinnott. I know the reviews look…read moregreat online, but our experience was really disappointing. The staff didn't seem to care, and the teachers were far from warm or welcoming. My child came home tired and in tears every single day during the first two weeks of TK. It was honestly heartbreaking. All the school seemed to care about was attendance--not how the kids were actually doing. We expected a supportive, caring environment, but it felt cold and stressful instead.

I attended this school a LONG time ago. And only for kindergarten & first grade ('97 & '98)…read moreMy kindergarten teacher was alright, but I loved my first grade teacher, Ms. Sanchez! I remember I broke my ankle going into the school year and she accommodated me the best she could. Every month she set a theme for us to learn about, and I still remember some of her teachings. All in all, a great school and I wish I could have attended longer.

I am doing research because my Daughter might be transfered over here next school year. I did not…read morewalk in like I did w/ Noble Elementary but when I called, they were very friendly and helpful. The school campus looked clean. The negative thing that I see so far is that this place lacks parking. I still walk my Daughter in and walk her out.. she is young and being that we live in a crazy environment now, I am not comfortable in just dropping her off and vice versa yet. I checked the website and saw a drop-off/pick-up path or else violators will be ticketed. The afterschool program onside is called My Sunshine and appears to be Chinese-base.

I think that this school is amazing!!! One teacher that I want to point out is Mrs.Middleton since…read moreshe deserves a raise! She is the sweetest teacher I ever had and if I could I would be in her class again! Majestic Way also has amazing field trips and amazing supervision on field trips! If you are planning to sign your kids up for this school you definitely should!!

The school is great! Except my experience and my daughter at this school. One teacher in particular…read moreMrs. Lamosao she continually told me daughter stuff she would give my daughter attitude. And she had something against us. She would always have an attitude. If you don't like your job then get another one lady! She's lucky I never told her stuff.

I was a student here from 2018-2024 and i had the worst experience i was bulied for a ton of…read morereasons and when i told the teachers they did noting at all same with other students then the staff the staff was horrible literally this one lunch lady would blow her whistle very loud and tell us to be quiet and it made me uncomfortable and unsafe then lastly some moments one time the lunch food was spoiled and when someone told the staff they didnt give a shit then one time i got bulied by this girl and the counciler talked to me and just told the girl to aplogize like she should of gotten expelled cause 1 she bullied me for my looks 2 she bullied me for doing simple things and 3 SHE BULIED ME FOR HAVING AUTISM and same goes for more kids that bullied me and this school almost drove me to suicide thank god this school shut down it was hell never would of taken my future children here anyways dropping a pic of me so that everyone knows who is writing this review baii

To add on, the principal is not very friendly and doesn't listen to parents with an open mind. She…read morehas a closed mindset and is not open to opinions or suggestions. She is non-approachable and makes it very difficult to have a meaningful conversation. The students in the non-Mandarin immersion classes are also very behind academically, both in English and Math. The school does not provide sufficient support, or opportunity for kids to do well in their studies. Kids who excel academically will be held back at this school as there are no opportunities for them to further improve or shine. They are given movie time in class, where the kids watch movies/cartoons instead. Some of the teachers tend to give out homework for the sake of giving out homework. Most of the homework is meaningless, time-wasting, with no added value.

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.

I like this school , I like that the fact they have big grass for soccer too , I like that the fact…read morethey have a playground as well , this has a nice area around it

Rancho has gone through quite a transformation since the 90s. As the demographic groups changed,…read moreso did the school. The school hired many dynamic teachers and adopted some of the more innovative ways of teaching students and making them feel like a part of a community. In a team based small community, teachers rotated amongst a small group of students throughout the day. Every teacher wants to get to know each child and nurture their souls and accept them as a person not as another student passing through the door. In recent years, Rancho became the school to watch in our state. Students who moved onto high school would come back to visit all the time to thank their teachers.