150 Ambling Dr, Brea, CA 92821

This school exhibits a disturbing level of racial discrimination. When my child had an accident during a school recess, no one assisted him or took him to the school nurse. The child, despite an injury, had to go there alone, where only ice packs were provided. Due to the nurse's negligent observation, the child, with an open fracture and bleeding, received only ice treatment until the parents arrived. The school showed no concern for the child's well-being post-accident and failed to inform us about missed lessons or assignments during his absence unless we inquired. This communication issue extends beyond this incident.Upon the child's return, we submitted a doctor's note stating he couldn't participate in PE activities due to the injury. Despite the evidence, the PE teacher demanded another doctor's note, requiring a return to the office to resolve the matter. The school's communication system is inadequate, and there is a lack of effort to address issues. There was another incident that happened recently. My child was falsely accused and the teacher never listend to my child but instead repeatedly asking 'Did you do it?' 9 times and did not believe him. School's inadequate investigation was very disconcerting.This attitude was evident when the child received detention, preventing him from attending the school's last-week party, a fact we learned when the child returned home in tears. Despite seeking assistance from the school district, nothing was resolved. The investigation started over two months after the incident on the last week of school. The main issue was the lack of effective communication, and still the school district did not contact us even after the incident was concluded. Despite our child attending this school for six years since kindergarten, the attitude we encountered was incredibly rude and irresponsible.Despite filing a report with the school district, nothing was resolved. Instead, we received a formal report, essentially documenting the facts we were already aware of. They even denied that their attitude towards resolving the incident was discriminatory, refusing to acknowledge their mistakes. Particularly, the teachers showed favoritism towards certain students, leaving my child traumatized, viewing 'teachers' as people who don't believe in himselves. This incident occurred to my child who is only in fifth grade this year. If you are considering sending your child to this school, I strongly recommend reconsidering.