Madison Elementary School

Exceptional learning experience from deeply caring teachers. I’m so impressed with this school.

I would like more done in regards to the threats and harassment that is happening at this school.

I went to this school as a child and it is still a great place of learning. After leaving my childrens home school I enrolled them at Edison Bethune and saw immediate improvement in attitude about going to school and home work. The teachers provide great communication and they challenge the kids to reach goals.

My recent experience at McKinley Elementary School has left me with a strong sense of concern. In a letter to Principal Marilu Cano, I detailed a frustrating situation regarding the school's lunch delivery policy. I explained that I dropped off lunch for my daughter at 10:00 a.m., but she never received it and went without a meal.The school's procedure, as explained by the secretary, required me to contact my daughter's teacher on Parent Square for lunch delivery. However, I was unable to reach the teacher, leaving my child hungry. This experience has led me to feel that the system is unreliable and that a child's well-being should not be compromised due to procedural issues. I was disappointed by the school's response, which I felt was a generic message about last year's system, and this has left me with a negative impression of the school's handling of the situation.

Not enough. Zeros to rate Jane addams elementary school

Most horrible school I seen needs to be shut down

As a parent within Central Unified School District, I believe in advocating not only for my own child but for all students who may feel unheard.My experience at Tilley Elementary has left me concerned about how bullying, emotional struggles, and accountability are handled. When students are navigating personal challenges, it is critical that schools respond with consistency, communication, and fairness.I observed patterns where student behavior was addressed, but concerns about peer mistreatment were not communicated back with clarity or follow up. When bullying is reported, families deserve transparency and reassurance that appropriate steps are taken. Consistency in discipline matters. Accountability should be applied evenly across the board, not selectively.There were also instances where promised follow up from the Principle did not occur, and promised calls requesting updates were not returned. Communication is a vital part of trust between families and schools. Without it, parents are left feeling unheard.Mental health concerns in elementary age students are serious and require proactive support. When students express emotional distress, schools should respond with urgency and balanced intervention.There are educators at the school who genuinely care, and I appreciate those individuals. However, overall leadership and systems around bullying response, communication, and equitable accountability need improvement.Every child deserves to feel safe, supported, and treated fairly.