853 Morrill St
Hayward, CA 94541

Unfortunately, my experience with Arroyo has been extremely frustrating due to the complete lack of responsiveness from the principal, counseling team, and management staff. Repeated attempts to reach out for assistance—whether regarding academic concerns, student well-being, or administrative matters—have gone unanswered or been met with generic, unhelpful responses.The counseling department, which should be a key resource for students, is nearly impossible to get in touch with, leaving students and parents without guidance when it's needed most. The principal and administrative staff seem disengaged, showing little effort in addressing concerns or even acknowledging inquiries.A school should be a place where communication is prioritized, especially when it comes to student success and well-being. Unfortunately, that is not the case here. If you are considering this school, be prepared for frustration and a lack of support from leadership.I truly hope the administration takes these concerns seriously and implements changes to improve their responsiveness and commitment to their students and families.

My kids are attending this school. They love their teachers, and they like to engage in school activities. Excellent Boys and Girls club after school program. I can see many new and positive improvements with the new Principle.

I think one person wrote a single reviewDisregarding how it affects all of us as a community in poor taste.We are uprising school district with high standards of our children in Castro Valley Eden medical center area. This is a safe wholesome Area in the entire bayLake chabot to our own private hill scapes and gardens. We are all very highly educated and respected Throughout the bay not only by how we live But how we protect and educate our childrenFrom San Ramon through crow canyonAnd our teachers are from Berkeley to holy names.

Negative one. Admin is in constnat reactive mode to problems but wont take a stand against so many social ills that plague the place. Kids regularly run around out of control on campus and noone does anything about it. Gen ed teachers dont attend IEP meetings