8 Marjoram Ct
Sacramento, CA 95831

My kids hate this school. We’ve been through many through the years tied to the military and this is only second in our experience to Arkansas…my oldest has moved on to a charter academy and is much happier. There was extensive bullying on this campus in Their experience. My youngest is still stuck here waiting on the list for charter. They have learning disabilities and they are not catered to at all. We have an IEP but the teacher made a sideways comment about how they’re like their sibling. The sibling was in his covid class online 2 years ago and was going through the most difficult obstacles in their life. Now the sibling is thriving outside of this school. No accommodations to my knowledge are being made for my youngest current student as is. The first teacher of the you best expected me to sit in on class the entire year every day to accommodate their teaching style. I get bored in hour long college classes, it was second grade. This campus makes me feel unwelcome and uncomfortable because I am newly divorced, figuring it out and a single parent. The only reason I’m giving anything above a 1 star is because there were two teachers who were active in their education and not the reason for saying any of this.

My daughter loves her friends and enjoys school but it is really sad that the teachers and principal has not control over the students. So far parents went on campus fought kids, someone peppered sprayed. So many kids getting jumped and half the time students do not even go to the school. Not enough is being done to keep students safe. Even if they find who threatened the school nothing will be done to the kids. They should start fining the parents and I guarantee they will finally get control of there kids. Very disappointed in this school. To top it off my daughter has substitutes teachers baby in just about every class since school started.

My son started at this school this year and I can say that we are satisfied with the administration and the support they have given us during this time, the principal Zarate is very dedicated and cares about helping the children in their improvement, but above all I am grateful for making my son feel integrated, the effort to make this school a better place for our children is undoubtedly noticeable.