I have 3 kids who went through this school, the best school in Sacramento County. Most schools in Folsom are great. The teachers at this school really pursue excellence in your child.
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Posted by a parent on 05/22/09
my general experiece @ this school with staff members and teachers were simply the worst. first off, office aids (pardon my choice of words) need to find a new job in new york city where they can stay so hot or in l.a where they can get paid by being unprofessional (poor mannerism -tone of their voice
... Read more seem 'rude' rather than just being confident - i was purplexed when they were calling me to let me know that my number was not in file (due to their mistake!! ). second, i have'0' idea where my child belongs in the school . it's as if ones not capable of getting involve often -that's just too bad -your child's not visible. - ridiculous amount of parent involvement - uh.. i remember sending my kid to school- not an adult's daily party. teachers focus was not with my child resulting major 'grade-decline' Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/12/09
Empire Oaks is an awesome school. The teachers are excellent and the level of academics is the best in the county.
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Posted by a parent on 01/17/09
My oldest son went to this school from K-5 and was very prepared for middle school. The Teachers challenge students to do their best. The former Principal was outstanding in guiding the staff towards excellence. The new principal while not as visible, seems to be doing well. They are open to parent participation,
... Read more encourage community involvement. This has helped this school to attain BLUE RIBBON STATUS ! The front office staff are sometimes pre-occupied with busy work and not always as helpful as they could be. That seems to be the pattern at most elementry schools-not sure why ? Folsom schools on a whole are all outstanding. Clearly this school stands out as one of the best! Read less
Posted by a parent on 12/16/08
While this school rates high in academics, it lacks the moral and community structure of a collectivistic society. A cold egocentic environment greets you and cliques are formed among children and parents. The initiation into the groups mirrors that of fraternity hazing. I would not recommend this school
... Read more unless you fit the homogenized population profile and possess the strong-will to sustain you though the iniation process. After four years in this environment, I am glad my child will be leaving for middle school!!! Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/25/08
Empire oaks is a great school. They have many educational field trips. Also the teachers are great.
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Posted by a parent on 05/19/08
Empire Oaks is a wonderful school. We have been impressed by the many opportunities offered to the children in terms of field trips and activities. The teachers are incredibly dedicated to their jobs and it really shows. The PTA is very involved and raises funds for many 'extras' that make the school
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Posted by a parent on 09/13/07
Empire Oaks Elementary School truly cares for each child and their success. From the principle to the teachers to the entire staff, you can tell their priority is to have the best environment, tools, and teaching skills for the kids to achieve their best. They include and excel in every aspect of a
... Read more well-rounded education including math, science, reading, writing, technology, an incredible arts program, physical education, and more. Parent involvement is exceptional and encouraged. I couldn't imagine a better school (private or public) for my kids to attend. We feel very blessed. Read less
Posted by a parent on 03/22/06
This is one of the best public schools available in this county. The teachers are able to bring out the best in the children. Academic programs, music, sports and other extracurricular activities keep the kids learning in a fun way and parents meet with staff on a regular basis to share ideas on how
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Folsom schools — Empire Oaks Elementary School is located at 1830 Bon Hill Dr, Folsom CA 95630. 1830 Bon Hill Dr is in the 95630 ZIP code in Folsom, CA The school district for Empire Oaks Elementary School is the Folsom - Cordova Unified School District. Empire Oaks Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels K - 5.
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