Paradise Elementary School

Very Friendly school they care about each kid!

My daughter and I love this school. She is in TK with Ms Galvan she’s a very good teacher. All staff from Fairview are nice and understanding. I just moved from Los Angeles and I couldn’t of choose a better school for my daughter.

This school is not supportive of children with disabilities. My son has autism, and instead of helping him, the teacher and staff have been unprofessional, dismissive, and inconsistent. I’ve asked for a different teacher due to ongoing issues, but they keep saying there’s a “waiting list.” I report concerns, but the principal gives no real follow-up.They constantly blame my child without offering proper support, and the way they communicate is completely inappropriate. Parents deserve a school that understands disabilities and actually helps this school has not shown that at all.

If you're looking at this because of your kids going to have to start going here try to get them transferred to another school do not let your kids go here I live in the school district for many years and I have avoided my kids going to the school this year I couldn't avoid it and I'm stressing out is not the teachers it is the children that go to the school and their parents cuz you would think if your little first grader was getting beat up by another little first grader and getting kicked in the head that all the parents that are standing out there in the yard where this is happening would step in and pull them apart no these parents will look the other way and not bother because it's not their problem and those are the people that are raising the kids that go to this school and that's the kind of kids your child is going to school with avoid the school if you can......

This school has helped my son be more confident in himself and speak up. And he loves gong to school and after school program.

Both of my children attended school from k to 6 here. They are both very different. I've had good and bad experiences with teachers. I think it all depends on the teacher and how well equipped they are. I've struggled with my oldest since kindergarten with his attention span and behavior. Some teachers have more patience than others. I will say it was the more seasoned ones. They were willing to get him on an IEP, counseling, helping with plans at home to reinforce good behavior when staying on track. Then it seemed like a newer teacher to the school had nothing but bad to say when he started a new grade. After having improvements in the previous years. Not to mention the then vice principal (who is no longer there) telling my oldest he needed medication to stop day dreaming. Then called him a liar when confronted about it. But since having passed that grade and getting rid of that VP it was smooth sailing. The Vice Principal now Harvey is amazing. Never had a real issue with staff since then. There were some issues with bullying but quickly resolved.

Not enough students or diversity in the school. Good scores only because how few students there are