2976 E Plymouth Way
Fresno, CA 93720

See the previous reviews. Ethnicity plays a hige role as well as who puts in more money and which mom who does not work helps kore at the school and who's husband has a better job. If your child is bullied they dont do anything. They dont have or enforce the policies or the zero tolerance policies. The new principle and GIS are worse and they favor their kids more so than others. They also dont listen to the kids who express themselves as far as the kids saying hey i dont understand or i need a little more help or so and so push or is saying threatening things to me. Everything gets brushed under the rug. They judge you by the color of your skin and the way you look and treat your kid the same way. Unless your white forget it. This school shouldn't get a 10 and as they get older it gets worse 3 of my kids went here and now granite ridge and clovis north. They are nightmares all the way around. My kids dread going to school and i dont blame them. Not playing a race card here at all. Just being bluntly honest. We are not going to go out of our way to be fake to be liked. People should not be racist and treat our kids wrong because of their skin color. Oh and if your white and cry, your kid will get away with murder. This has happened to my daughter 4 times this year so far and 1 time in front of me. When i brought it up it was brushed under the rug when that kid was clearly in the wrong. Race based. Principle and GIS and lunch time parent helpers are a joke. Make my kid feel uncomfortable along with a few teachers. Entitled kids with their Entitled parents. Apple doesnt fall far from the tree here.

Have had both of my children attend this school. One has special needs and has received excellent support, he's improved tremendously as a result of caring teachers and counselors. My other is an exemplary student who loved being on their excellent swim team and has had great experiences both with opportunities for advanced classes, both honors and a dual-credit class where she gained college credit that was accepted by her university of choice. Their counselors and teachers are top notch. We receive conferences via zoom quarterly and all of our students' teachers as well as their coordinating counselor is involved in the half-hour meetings. One of my kids is a senior about to graduate, and they helped the other with her preparation and transfer to a university. My kids neither experienced nor witnessed bullying, which was a concern of mine as I did in the district I attended and have worked in. This school has certainly earned it's 10/10 rating, I can't imagine why it has any of the poor reviews it's received, my only guess is that the reviewers have no experience with the lower performing schools we have.

Poor follow up on what they say they will do.