3035 Loop
Fresno, CA 93711

Overall good school, you'll definitely get a high school experience here. Just 1 or 2 rules that should be looked over or changed. Love how this school looks as well. Great academics, athletics, and buildings. Would like to see better safety though.

If you choose this school, pull your students out when they reach 2nd grade. We had bad experiences in the intermediate grades. Because we stayed involved and asked questions, our sons 2nd grade teacher ended up ignoring him when he raised his hands with questions. Some of the teachers at this school are not parent/student friendly.My son felt very uncomfortable, especially in his 2nd grade class. We were supportive, not causing problems. They do not want parents in their classrooms, which makes one wonder why? I had a choice between Starr and Malloch in the beginning. I wish I'd chosen Malloch. MY children did not enjoy the K-2nd year at all. And when it’s very hot, they still send the kids outdoors and also when they are doing their jogs event, they don’t care if it rains in the ground is muddy. They still wanna continue having the event where a kids are going to need extra shoes, extra socks it is pointless For the kids to participate in event like that which the PTA has plenty of time to schedule the event, knowing the weather is way ahead and they should’ve canceled, but they rather not. Also, the parents that participate with the PTA are very rude.

As a concerned parent, I feel compelled to share my experience with Tenaya Middle School. The environment at this school is far from what I expected. Bullying is rampant, and there seems to be a severe lack of consequences for those involved. It's disheartening to see fights breaking out almost every day, creating a hostile and unsafe atmosphere for the students. Despite its location, which might suggest a good reputation, the reality is quite the opposite. I strongly advise against sending your child here. The situation is truly sickening, and I hope that sharing this review will help other parents make informed decisions about their children's education.