La Loma is a good school it has good sports for teens concidering most schools cut sports La loma has dance, softball(girls), boy and girl basketball, girls vollyball and track&feild The only sport we don't have anymore is cheerleading but we look to have it back next year for 2009-2010 school year
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Posted by a student on 03/11/09
I am a student at La Loma and I find this school very unsatisfactory. The teachers don't explain what they are teaching and do the minimum to get the job done. even when you complain to the office, they don't believe you, and do absolutely nothing about it. They say they they have rules, but don't seem
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Posted by a student on 03/01/09
i went to la Loma and the school is great. i now live in North Carolina. i miss all my teachers, especially Mrs Lima. mariana!!
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Posted by a student on 02/06/09
My son had straight As, Until he came here. The teachers aren't very great, They just do what they have to to get the job done.
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Posted by a parent on 02/03/09
My daughter is an 8th grader at La Loma,she is very happy,have not problems with teachers and she had improved a lot in the last year,keep it up.
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Posted by a parent on 11/09/07
My son attended La Loma from 05/06 & 06/07 school years and I was impressed with them. They were understanding and patient with him to say the least. He is ADHD and they understood him and worked hard to assist him in his learning. They didn't allow him to 'use' his condition and worked with him to understand
... Read more it more. They kept regular contact with me & his dad (we're divorced) on any problem and progress. Because of the dedication of each teacher and administrator he enjoyed going to school even on bad days. I am very grateful to them. Now my youngest one is attending so we'll see how they work with her and she has learning disabilities which other kids don't understand so we'll see how that goes & I'll be back here to share my opinion on that. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/30/07
I think that readers should keep in mind that these postings are OLD! As a teacher at La Loma, I think that most of our staff care very much about our students and try hard to work with them to optimize the learning of all of our students. I strongly encourage all parents to keep in regular contact
... Read more with their students' teachers (we all have access to email, as well as the telephone). If they are unsatisfied with things, it is important that they voice those concerns appropriately, working first with the teachers and then working with administrators at the site and district level until an understanding is reached. Junior high is an age where students need to take on more responsibility for their actions (homework, etc). Most staff members still try to keep parents apprised of their student's progress on a regular basis throughout the semester. Read less
Posted by a teacher on 08/10/07
The staff and teachers at La Loma Junior High are very unprofessional. They lack compassion for the students and those with learning disabilities. Their answer for children with learning disabilities is that they are lazing and should be held back. The best thing I ever did for my child was to get him
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Posted by a parent on 03/23/04
There is too little caring for the students as developing people. Progress reports get sent two weeks before the end of a quarter and by then there is no hope of getting a student's grade raised. Parents are not contacted in a timely manner.
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Posted by a parent on 02/11/04
If they taught their subjects as much as they pound in the discipline and the rules, the students would test a lot higher. There are way too many rules and regulations to enable a proper learning environment in Modesto City Schools.
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Modesto schools — La Loma Junior High School is located at 1800 Encina Ave, Modesto CA 95354. 1800 Encina Ave is in the 95354 ZIP code in Modesto, CA The school district for La Loma Junior High School is the Modesto City School District. La Loma Junior High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 7 - 8.
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