4951 Hydrangea Ln
Jurupa Valley, CA 91752

My experience with Jurupa Valley is chaotic to say the least. The administration office will push off any concerns made by parents and basically told my family, "Take your complaints elsewhere". Student safety is our biggest concern with this establishment, its already not in a great area. More over we are concerned about policy allowing males to compete in woman's sports and use female only facilities.The curriculum is now centered around emotion and feelings over fact and science. Not to mention staff showing visible bias toward students who disagree. This establishment has failed the families of their students as well as the future minds of their students.

This is the most uncoordinated school I've ever known. They don't communicate with parents until the last moment with important events unless it's a fundraiser, they'll give you 100 notices in a week about those. One of my kids walked off campus when she got upset from the bullying. Someone thankfully found her last minute by the bus stop but she could have been kidnapped. Meanwhile, my other kid was trying to get into the school for her choir performance and they refused to let her in, saying she had to walk all the way to the other side of the building, not specifying to which door. They could have just let her in and escorted her through the hall instead of make her wander outside the school aimlessly for several minutes, returning to the same door twice to ask again. My kids constantly complain about the bullying, bad language, and theft from other students. They also complain about how bad the food is and often skip breakfast, lunch, or both. The school doesn't always check IDs when picking up kids so anyone can take them. My kids tell me how they struggle to learn the curriculum and that the teachers ignore them. They say how disruptive the other students are and that the teachers often have to yell. My oldest kid has had several substitute teachers for most of the last 2 years making it impossible to address her issues in class.