1316 Yarmouth Trl
Sunnyvale, CA 94087

Cupertino Middle School as a whole began to improve and not bad as a current student there like almost like a meh part about it and the homework it’s almost too much.

So, let's chat about Nimitz for a sec. Specifically, I want to dive into how things roll with the front desk crew and the principal. Spoiler alert: there's room for improvement.First off, when you stroll through those doors, don't expect a red-carpet welcome. Nope, it's more like a "who-are-you-and-what-do-you-want" kind of vibe from the front desk squad. It's not just about being busy; it's like they've got a force field of disinterest around them, and not interested in making connections or helping parents feel at ease. Simple questions or requests can feel like you're asking for the moon.And it's not just me – other parents have mentioned feeling like they're interrupting something sacred when they approach the front desk. We're not asking for a song and dance routine, just a little basic courtesy, you know? Now, let's chat about the principal. They've got this aura of authority that sometimes feels more like a brick wall. It's like they've got their spiel ready to go and ain't nobody gonna deviate from the script. Sure, being firm is one thing, but a little flexibility and understanding wouldn't hurt.Now, I get it, running a school is a tough gig. But a little bit of empathy and communication can go a long way. Nimitz could definitely benefit from dialing up the friendliness factor and showing parents they're valued members of the community.In a nutshell, Nimitz has some homework to do. Building a more welcoming and responsive vibe would make a world of difference. Let's ditch the stiff routines and embrace a more down-to-earth approach to making things better for everyone involved.

Wow, I can really recommend my 9th grader’s experience here! He has dyslexia and has been learning more here than ever before. Thank you Fremont