BuyRedding RidgeHomes for SaleOpen HousesNew HomesRecently SoldReddingHomes for SaleOpen HousesRecently SoldRentaRedding RidgeApartamentos en rentaCasas en rentaCasas adosadas en rentaReddingCasas en rentaCasas adosadas en rentaPost A Rental ListingMortgageReddingMortgage OverviewGet Pre-QualifiedMortgage RatesRefinance RatesMortgage CalculatorAffordability CalculatorRefinance CalculatorRent vs Buy CalculatorCasas guardadasBúsquedas guardadasRegístrate o inicia sesiónEspañolEnglish / ENEspañol / ESRedding, CTRedding RidgeDescripción general del vecindarioSin datos de ventaNo hay casas en ventaNo hay datos de rentaNo hay viviendas en rentaNo hay datos de viajeCalificaciones no disponiblesEscuelasPreescolarEscuela primariaEscuela secundariaPreparatoriaRedding Elementary SchoolPK-4Público471 EstudiantesRedding School District9/10Calificación de GreatSchoolsClasificación promedio de los padresTerrible. I taught my child almost everything he needed to know. Other than meeting so nice kids and enjoying recess, I feel the time he spent in the classroom was a complete waste of time. I taught him to read, write, spell, add, substract, multiply, divide, sight words, grammar, all of it. I often wondered “what are you doing all day at school”? I would find out there was very little science and social studies. When he was behind in reading, he got sent out for help and it did little to get him up to speed. I ended up getting him up to speed at home. He had never really been taught proper grammar (I was told by 3rd grade teacher it’s not in the curriculum), so I taught him that too. Teachers were having him log onto a computer program called Reflex for basic math skills. There was very little instruction and then reinforcement. They would teach “mini lessons” then have them work on their own. I don’t know, it just didn’t seem like the time spent at school was spent in a meaningful, educational way. A lot of the things they did was “busy work” and silly projects. So he would come home and I would teach him what he needed to know. After RES, we literally left the whole district and enrolled him into private school. What a difference and what a shame that people move to Redding for the schools, pay high taxes because they think they’re getting a good editor their children, but really aren’t. Save your money and don’t move to Redding if it’s just for the education. You’ll find a better education elsewhere.Parent Revisar6y agoLa calificación de GreatSchools compara las escuelas según una variedad de indicadores de calidad escolar, que incluyen resultados de exámenes, preparación universitaria, equidad y más. Más información.Casas en Redding RidgeFor Sale (0)En renta (0)No homes for sale in this neighborhoodSearch Homes in Redding RidgeVecindarios cercanos en ReddingSkip to last itemRedding Center1 casa en ventaComprar: $1.02M+Ver destacados de la zonaStepney14 casas en ventaComprar: $250K - $789KVer destacados de la zonaDodgingtown2 casas en ventaComprar: $609K - $2.65MVer destacados de la zonaTopstoneNo hay casas en ventaComprar: No datos En ventaVer destacados de la zonaBotsford1 casa en ventaComprar: $760K+Ver destacados de la zonaTashua6 casas en ventaComprar: $649K - $1.8MVer destacados de la zonaBranchvilleNo hay casas en ventaComprar: No datos En ventaVer destacados de la zonaLong Hill21 casas en ventaComprar: $170K - $900KVer destacados de la zonaLake East7 casas en ventaComprar: $390K - $825KVer destacados de la zonaCannondaleNo hay casas en ventaComprar: No datos En ventaVer destacados de la zonaSkip to first item