Sowers

As an educator for 10 years, I have never experienced chaos and dysfunction to this disagree. My experience was a living nightmare. I don’t have enemies but if I did, they would be the only ones I’d speak highly of this school to.

School is very engaging this past year 25-26. Teachers and staff engaged frequently on DOJO, email and text about upcoming events, trips, teacher/student class engagement and more. They will send me pictures as well with permission obviously what they do, accomplish and celebrate. They celebrate success which is awesome. Son was student of the month, TAG and recognitions for behavior. It was a pretty awesome experience. Since it was my first time attending the school I didn’t knew the ins & outs so their are some rules to follow i.e. no getting out of the vehicle while in the line to pick up and drop off.School is clean in and out. Very organized with events and other things that go on with kids. Halls are decorated with students art, pictures and recognitions. Thank you Mr.Villatoro, Mrs, Cortez, Mrs. Choudhury and Ms.Olmos. Mr. Stark and staff.

My experience about this school is that it doesn’t take its staff seriously when it comes to internal issues. The manager overseeing the cafeteria named Ana creates a hostile environment to people with seniority and years of experience to those who she favors and please her OWN responsibilities. She will let those people she favors relax while others are working hard to compensate the work they are supposed to be doing. Oh, and when a superior tries to get on her about doing her job better, she takes it out on her staff. Knowing that the principal and the directors knows how she is and continues to ignore these issues is another red flag. Do better.

No la recomiendo el día del grado no nos dejaron entrar en la escuela

This school was a very upsetting and concerning experience for my child. My child would come home sad and upset and was no longer the same kid he used to be. There were times when he came home with bruises, scratches all over his body, and dirty clothes. I was also concerned because he wasn’t being given lunch and was kept in a dark room.Whenever we went to speak with the office staff or teachers about what was happening, they would tell us that the injuries were caused by other students. The principal at the time would not even come out to speak with us. The office staff and teachers would avoid talking to me or explaining what was going on, even though I felt like they all knew what was happening.What concerns me even more is that this did not seem to be happening only to my child. I heard similar concerns from other families whose children have disabilities.This school was a horrible and heartbreaking experience for our family. If you are considering sending your child here, especially if your child has a disability, please pay close attention to any changes in their behavior and regularly check on how they are being treated. As parents, we have to stay alert and advocate for our children when something doesn’t feel right