Royal Oaks Elementary School

it is a bad shcool but i had had whent there i frist 4th 5th and 6th bad rules i liked the rules when i was in first grade they take away fun techers and fun playing games we couldint be a kid when we wre little bc there were so many rules whaat i heaard you should go moution viwe wich i had before and is better so go mountion viwe not here or in tulare go to con

We had a wonderful experience at this elementary school. My son attended for two years after transferring from Tulare, starting in 1st grade and staying through most of 2nd grade.His 1st-grade teacher was truly outstanding—she communicated consistently, kept us well-informed, and really supported his growth. His 2nd-grade teacher was also great, and it’s clear that the staff genuinely care about their students. On the rare occasions when any issues came up, his teachers always went above and beyond to address them quickly and thoughtfully.The after-school program leaders are also amazing, caring individuals who made a big impact on my son’s experience. He truly enjoyed being at school each day, which speaks volumes.The school does an excellent job with family engagement. They host all the classic events like Back-to-School Night, Open House, Fall Carnival, Moms and Muffins, Dads and Donuts, and Grandparents Day—events the kids really look forward to. They also go above and beyond with activities like Bingo Night, Math Night, and Reading Night, which make learning fun and inclusive for families.We were sad to leave due to a move, and we will truly miss having him at this school. We’re very grateful for the positive foundation it gave our son.

We have had and continue to enjoy a great experience at mountain view.Although the school seems a little crowded for the facilities (cafeteria etc) I feel that the principal is doing a great job. The school has great school spirit. The weekly friday assemblies are amazing!We have had great teachers for the past 4 years.Go Mustangs!

This school is amazing. We had to make a change after a dissapointing start in a public school. My child began to gain more self esteem and thrive when we started here. He actually wants to go to school everyday rather than stay home with me. The administration is wonderful. The teachers truly care about the students and they know every student. The performing arts is very hard to find these days in schools. They have 2 musicals per year to allow children to tap into their creative sides and learn about music/performing. Lots of field trips and hands on opportunities. They also do not allow bullying so students feel safe and if there’s any little issue they do not hesitate to address it quickly which is sometimes covered up in other private schools or even public. If your children want to thrive, be around other kind students, and learn about the way of Christ this is the place to learn and grow!

I started the independent study program in the first 6 months of 2nd grade then went to classroom-based learning. Throughout the 7 years I have been at this school. I have been physically and mentally bullied by all of my peers because I am autistic and at the time wasn't understanding my environment that well. I was even told that I should just harm myself multiple times. When I tried telling the staff they just either ignored me or favored the bullies. This led me to a serious depression and made me suicidal for a while. There were a couple staff members that really understood me in which I appreciated, but if I was asked if I wanted to go there again, I would say no. They don't go for what they preach about and DO NOT follow the 7 habits. The education was mediocre there were some good teachers and some really bad ones. Would not recommend going if your child is on the spectrum or has any other disability.