Arcadia Mobile Home Park

Do you really want my honest opinion about the school? It seems great and all but one thing that irritates me is how we have to stand in line like first graders to go inside to get our child when we should be driving up and having our kids come to our vehicles Most of the schools I know do this And another thing if you don’t want anybody going the way they shouldn’t be gone at least hold a stop sign up so we know not to go down that road especially the woman that stands where the buses are she needs to have a stop sign so we know that we cannot go that way.and I would not of chosen this school for my child to go to if it wasn’t for the messed up districts , this school is considered low in my eyes and I would have much rather my child go to a higher up school

Great place to send my child! Wonderful staff who cares. We love it here and are so thankful for the education they provide.

My students attended this school for one year before i transferred them. The teachers were honestly great. They always helped guide my students and were very communicative and truly cared about my kids. The principal and VP were awful. They questioned students in a condescending way. They judged the students. They talked badly about the students to other staff and even kids. They made issues worse instead of helping or guiding. Suspension was their number one go to. No other option in their eyes. A substitute they hired inappropriately put their hands on my child and the principal said “we are so short staffed I cannot reprimand her” as if my child’s safety did not come first. Terrible. So glad to be out!!!

I worked at GMES from 2015-2019, and overall, was incredibly disappointed, particularly under Jennifer Muldowney's leadership. GMES staff displayed open distain for students at lower socioeconomic schools, and I witnessed this at staff meetings. One particular incident was the staff joking about a school doing well testing that, in their jokes, they pointed out don't have the resources to do well. Not only was it a drawn out joke among several of the staff that stopped the meeting so everyone could participate and laugh, but it wasn't addressed for what it was: tactless and devoid of empathy for the students and the staff with so few resources they found so funny. Muldowney operated as if she was in high school, and was wildly disheartening to work for. There are bright spots, such as the Resource Team, and the students are a joy. The attitude and actions displayed by the staff was wholly disappointing, and I hope in 2026 that type of nonsense has come to an abrupt halt and educators don't allow one another to be so childish.