11970 Walnut St
Bloomington, CA 92316

I enjoyed my time at Bloomington High. Great students and teachers.

My daughter had a hard time they were talking of retaining her but the Principle steped in and said that is not the way to solve the issue at hand and find out where all of us can help now My daughter has improved tremendously I love the school and staff and proud that my daughter goes to where I went to elementry I love it better then crestmore elementry they were no help at all when she went there Zimmerman is more dedicated to their students

I was an eighth grade English teacher at Harris Middle School a few years ago. I immediately found out that the students were working at the fifth/sixth grade level and did the best I could to help close that huge achievement gap. Students at the school are not used to a quality instruction with high expectations. I found the other teachers thinking that low achievement was normal and did not use differentiation that much to push students to achieve at grade level. One long time teacher at the school blamed the students for not doing well instead of himself and other teachers. That is not how it works; it is the teacher that makes students achieve. The administration was accepting of low achievement and that all was fine with them and the counselors were ineffective to say the least. I see since I had left that it has even went down in achievement. A total change needs to occur and get some administrators and teachers with high quality training and high expectations to change this school. I suspected the low expectations start at the district office with low quality administrators there and them hiring low quality friends to fill administrative positions. I could not wait for the school year to end and leave the Colton district and to move on to a high quality district where high achievement and student support is the highest priority.