7597 Freestone Ct
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739

Teaching: most teachers are great. Most give a good experience. There are teachers lacking the ability to teach on an interpersonal level. However electives are really fun and teachers seem to enjoy their students. Not too much to choose from for AP US hist. I hear that male teacher is really tough on the students and an extremely difficult class to pass. We do see a lot of help with the disability dept. Safety. There is good security at this school. Police and security usually act immediately; when there is a threat of any sort they are quick to act and do not take it lightly. Family engagement: I see this a lot as well. Parents are always encouraged to come to back to school nights. Football games and other events being held at school. I would like to see more programs being offered to our kids. Not all of them like swimming, baseball, football or cheerleading. As a parent I do not see many flyers for after school activities other than the usual listed. My niece graduated in 2013- enjoyed the school My nephew graduated in 2018- enjoyed going to the school. Overall good experience. My daughter - class of 2025; a junior; so far so good. An honor student with 4.2 gpa. States her electives are a lot of fun. She said: it may be a little harder for 9&10th graders but overall good. Hope this helps on giving a better perspective.

It is saddening to see all the negative reviews about EIS on here. Let me be one, who writes the review based on her child's opinion. My daughter is in GATE and Band. AND SHE LOVES EIS!!! To all the loving and caring teachers and administrators at EIS, please keep up the good work. Thank you for all you do!

I was excited for my student to attend this school. With it being part of the highly acclaimed Etiwanda School District, I believed that this school would offer my student the well rounded support that every child needs and deserves. Sadly, I've come to witness and experience that the children on this school campus are subject to the vice principal's biased judgements. Although academics are highly valued in our family, our child's emotional health is of ultimate importance. Attending Perdew elementary school has negatively affected my student's sense of self-pride and confidence. The bullying issue that is mentioned in other posts is real, and the administration does not seem to work as a team to address these issues. As a matter of fact, the VP partakes in the bullying by not taking appropriate action or thoroughly investigating incidents, and lacking in communication with parents.