7823 Ridgeline Pl
Dublin, CA 94568

My kids are in 1st and 3rd. My kids 1st grade teacher is amazing My child is learning so much compared to other when she was in 1st. She didn't learn half that my other is. She had co teachers which was the worst to have for that grade. My kid has a IEP and they don't work hard enough with my child. My child tells me all the time that the teacher isn't nice when she doesn't know the answer. 2rd grade was amazing my child had Mrs. Altherr talk about a teacher who really cares about her students. She worked extra hard to make sure my child was understanding what was being taught . As for the vice principle she needs to go she is not fit for elementary schools she needs to be at a high school level. She is rude to the kids not friendly at all to the parents. So many parents I talk to are not happy with her. We are in the process of moving our kids out of the school.

This school only gets positive reviews because the community they serve is very academically focused. For kids who struggle or have IDPs the teachers don't know how to actually teach, the administration can't seem to be effective at anything. This is not a good school, the numbers are artificially inflated because most parents are sending their kids to extracurricular learning programs. Senior Ditch Day - the administration has threatened taking away graduation and rally night for the entire senior class if 10% (82/890) are not in attendance on any given day.Absolute waste on events. - The school wastes so much money on making events HUGE, hiring in expensive talent for rallys and dances. The school then pinches pennies on venues, limiting occupancy for dances/prom well below the number of students in the class. Many kids don't get to attend because tickets sell out. The school is totally prepared to let students fail, there's no interest in helping struggling students. My child has an IDP, multiple meetings to help him get through graduation. His teachers do not attend meetings, rarely respond to parent emails, and take weeks to months to update grades.I've had 3 students in the Dublin school district for the last 10 years. The district administration is just as dysfunctional, spending hundreds of millions on a new highschool - going significantly over budget at the cost of damaging future years budgets for existing schools. The population growth has slowed significantly in the area and the district is starting to hurt due to over expansion. Teachers are paid poorly, and it reflects in their commitment to students and their jobs.

As a parent, I feel grateful to have a safe neighborhood public high school that provides a high-quality, excellent education. The teachers are professional and care for students. Additionally, the students are very kind and respectful.