Jeannies Learning Garden

Wonderful school with great teachers and staff. We have a new principle that's doing great. My kids have been going here for 3 years and couldn't be happier. Thank you Burns Valley.

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My grandson is on his second year at Pomo. Before he started I had heard a lot of negative comments. I now say POMO is a great school. My grandson so far has had two outstanding teachers (Mrs Murch and Mr. Wickard). My grandson has exceeded in ways I wasn’t expecting. The teachers have always welcomed me and any questions I’ve had. As for the office staff, they have been great to interact with. Wendy at the front desk has always been very helpful. The principal and vice principal have been readily available if needed. So far the school has provided the necessary tools and engagements in providing a great academic learning place.

Probably the worst and most horribly run school ever made, thank god this abomination was shut down. In 8 years there were at least 3 different sets of Principles and Vice Principals. There was no structure or oversight for a lot of the curriculum that was taught by many of the teachers, leading some teachers to not actually ever teach or lecture whatsoever, and just give you online assignments as their way of teaching. I was often told by one that I had for 3 years, to "look it up" whenever I had a question about the subject matter we had an assignment on. Very sad to be acting like this as a teacher towards an eager student asking to learn in order to do their assignment. They also did not care about bullying, there are no consequences, and they didn't want to expel students for doing things worthy of so because it would "make their statistics look bad". My first year here, the first year they opened, they didn't have a math teacher, and our school counselor had to fill in!! Almost halfway through the school year he mentioned that he had not gotten paid yet. They would also claim that if you switched schools, you "can't switch back" because it's a "special school", and yet probably had to allow every student who wanted to because it's a public school. This is not an actual professional trade or private school, but they really wanted to act like it. They also forced highschool students to either choose a college or medical path and were told we had to do at least one or both in order to get a diploma, and yet those who somehow slipped through the cracks by dropping college classes and medical internships while everyone else worked for it were still allowed to graduate, and there was no reason given for this inconsistency when it was asked about. There were so many mistakes within the administration of this school and they did not prioritize the students whatsoever.