My son recently started Kindergarten at Columbia. So far, I have been extremely impressed. He absolutely loves it there! Also, I have been amazed at how much he has learned in such a short period of time. I am very impressed with his teacher and the office staff.
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Posted by a parent on 10/30/07
I have had three children attend Columbia from Kindergarten up, my third child now in his last year (5th grade) there. Columbia is a nice, country-ish style of school. All of the teachers and staff there greet me by first name. They have always encouraged parent involvement. Great field trips. One
... Read more thing to note in particular, Columbia School district is a very small district, just Columbia and Mountain View Middle School. That, in my opinion, allows them to come up with unique policies (Mountain View is considered very strict)and most recently grading guidelines. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/24/06
Great School! My children really have enjoyed attending Columbia.
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Posted by a parent on 06/10/06
Columbia Elementary is a very good school, with the motto 'Kids First'. Columbia takes their motto seriously, and for that, I am thankful.
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Posted by a parent on 05/22/06
Columbia is a gem of a school,with quality staff (certificated & classified), which strives to meet the needs of all students. Provides supportive learning community and extra programs that challenge students in music, language and academics. A caring 'Kid's First' environment that isn't just a slogan
... Read more but a way of 'doing business'. Growing, dynamic, caring and effective. A good place to be for kids, parents and educators. Check it out! Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/06/06
I really have enjoyed having my children attend Columbia School. They had attended a private school, where I thought I was giving them a better education. When I transfered my son was below average in his reading. He quickly caught up and is reading at, and a little above his average. My daughter is
... Read more in a preschool program that is on the campus and it's been a pleasure having them together. I have a first grader, so I can only comment on first grade, but the teachers have been great and I hope it continues for the rest of the years. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/31/05
Columbia Elementary School provides a wide array of instructional opportunities for children. The staff, parents and community work closely towards the success of its students. A great place to be!
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Posted by a parent on 05/27/05
My son attended the 1st grade this year at Columbia. I have been very pleased with the wide range of subjects he was exposed to this year such as computers, science, and music. The staff have been awesome including the janitor who always has a smile and tells everyone hello. The school goes out of its
... Read more way to make children and parents feel welcome. Mrs. Hall, his teacher has been a wonderful teacher and keeps parents very imformed about their children. She loves her students and makes their education fun. She goes out of her way at making them feel important and loved. I am very pleased with the education my child has recieved at columbia. I had concerns about public schools but what I have seen this year has put my concerns to rest. Columbia is a first rate school. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/25/04
Our son has been attending Columbia for the past 4 months. The learning experience has been a positive one however the schools disciplinary policies are subject. My son came home three days one week telling us about a bully who had been picking on him so we contacted school and let them know. They did
... Read more nothing so we informed our son that he has the right to protect himself so the next day he did. The school suspended our child and did nothing to the other child. As a parent we want to know that our children are protected at school and will receive fair treatment. Our son is not getting this from Columbia. Hopefully things will get better Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/14/04
We moved into Columbia school district 3 years ago, it was a blessing for our children. We had previous negative experiences, Columbia gave our children the positive learning experience they were needing. All of the teachers and faculty have been fantastic. We now have to move out of state and leaving
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Redding schools — Columbia Elementary School is located at 10142 Old Oregon Trl, Redding CA 96003. 10142 Old Oregon Trl is in the 96003 ZIP code in Redding, CA The school district for Columbia Elementary School is the Columbia Elementary School District. Columbia Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels K - 5.
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