Earl Warren Elementary School

This school offers excellent family engagement, with dedicated teachers who genuinely care about their students. Fights rarely happen; I haven't seen a single teacher who didn't care. I still visit to volunteer and support the school, and in my honest opinion, it seems to be getting better. The only problem may be the students, but that is just a chance-based issue. Every year might be overachievers or screen-addicted children.

This school's administration not only goes to great lengths to follow through with ideas but is willing to support good ideas for improvements from all the parents. Teachers and Special Day Instructors work with parents and to meet the children academically and emotionally where they are in their growth.

Alot of bullying going on. Teachers and principal don't really care.

This review is from my experience as a former student.

First of all, reading these ratings of random unidentified post is not helpful to make your kids' education choices. I strongly recommend you do a tour and even sit in on class if you like. A post on here said they saw an "Assistant Principal" beat a child, that is false because I've been a parent here since 2018 and there has never been an Assistant Principal. If that did happen, they would be immediately removed, but they don't exist so there is nobody to remove. This website's ratings are useless; my kids come from a supportive family and have qualified for GATE on every opportunity and score in the top for State testing even thought this school is given a lower rank than other neighboring schools. What the rank does not explain is that there are kids at this schools who are sponsored refuges who helped American soldiers, but kids speak no English when they get there. There are kids with parents who are engineers and pharmacist but also kids whose parent's make minimum wage. There are a few dozen kids here for special day school, what we used to call special ed, in a separate class, their test scores I'd guess are not great since they are in special day school. The experience my kids have had getting to go to school with kids of different religions, ethnicities and income has been a priceless experience, while still learning everything they need to learn. All the teachers are great, and some, maybe a quarter are as good as a teacher can possibly be, the kids have fun, are excited to engage. My kids have excelled being here tk-6th grade and between the kids we have had every teacher still on campus and it's a perfect place to be an elementary school student.