Yorktown Elementary School

I've had many problems with the school ever since I was in BBCA. I despised it because of the curriculum, the pupils, and the faculty. There were times when I noticed bias toward the students, and the way the principal handled particular situations seemed so biased. It was extremely inappropriate when the principal got involved in certain students' relationships (friends and such). Racist remarks from students never got punished and still went to school, even when they persisted.The education provided by BBCA was subpar; there were no challenges or opportunities for collaboration on projects like group projects. Although I thought the high school teacher was excellent and still valued his instruction, some comments, from him, that I felt were unnecessary and insensitive. Information on sciences, chemistry, English, and other subjects felt dated in the curriculum, for example, English PACES was one of the workbooks or PACEs, that dates back to the 1990s. The use of students as teachers was another thing that I felt was wrong. When a teacher wasn't in the classroom, high school or occasionally middle school students had to step up to assist their peers.Overall, I wouldn't advise anyone to attend this school, especially if you're going to middle school or high school. My friends and the little moments that made my years there bearable helped me create good memories at this school. However, my impression of BBCA was not favorable. I will regret attending BBCA because it seems to me like I've been attending an elementary school for five years.

It is horrible that they won't work with the people who want to visit graves. I had elderly relatives visiting last year and I requested to have the gates open for Christmas and they told me to park at the gates and walk up the steep hill. Again I had elders visiting! They don't seem to care!