232 E. Foothill Blvd.

The mission of Cullen Elementary School is to provide each student with opportunities to reach his/her full potential as a lifelong learner through implementation of high academic standards, providing differentiated instruction to all students, in a safe and nurturing learning environment while maintaining strong home-school-community connections and promoting individual responsibility.

I hate this school. The students, the Teachers everyone sucks, this school should shut down, there was a roach infestation and wasp infestation, there are bees in the trashcans, rats in the ceilings. Students regularly say slurs and are racist, the writings in the bathrooms, there's constantly no soap, no toilet paper, no free water, except the disgusting drinking fountains. the counselors don't help, teachers don't teach well. Teachers trauma dump too much in class, students learn more about their teachers personal lives then they do the subject. One teacher is WAY too obsessed with Groundhog Day. One teacher is sexist in class. When fights break out it takes forever for teachers or staff to do anything, even with the police on campus. I've gone through 5 different counselors in my 4 years here. The principal has changed every year, with one principal leaving half way through the year. This school needs major work done, ion every way possible. I genuinely wish I never went to this school.

We had a very disappointing experience with this school. Many of the teachers and staff appear to rely on outdated teaching styles and show little interest in building meaningful connections with students. As a result, my child did not feel supported or engaged in the classroom.In addition, administration does not seem to consistently hold staff accountable for their behavior. There were instances where students were spoken to in a discouraging or unprofessional manner, which does not reflect the respectful environment schools should strive to create. While respect is expected from students, it does not always feel modeled by staff in return.Academically, the instruction was not impressive, and the STEAM elective in particular did not engage or inspire my child. There was little sense of innovation or excitement in the learning experience.Overall, the school did not provide a positive or nurturing environment for my child to thrive. We moved to Glendora specifically for better educational opportunities, and unfortunately, we have been very disappointed. Many other parents and guardians we’ve spoken with share similar concerns.Our children deserve a supportive, engaging, and respectful learning environment, and we did not find that here. We are currently unsure if we will return