Public | K-8 | 922 students |
Glendale's Melvin E Sine School serves grades K-8 in the Glendale Elementary District. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 2 out of 10.
This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 28 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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Children's Center for Neurodeve 0.7 miles | |||
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0.9 miles | |||
0.9 miles |
If it was for stars sine would be a star. The principal is very friendly, and the students are really close. The teachers are very loving and the coaches are very supportive of their teams. Sine always welcomes any new student. Sine is the best, that is why they are the stars. Good job, Mrs. Hill .
My principal is fantastic, the teachers are fabulous, the enviroment is beautiful, and if someone does something wrong, then that's the parents fault, in school the prinipal doesnt let you do it. The cafeteria teaches us to clean after ourselves, and the staff is friendly, and never scream at us. My school is like a family, and there is not any crazy people, like other schools.
im at melvin right now, and im in 7th grade and kids my age(13) are SMOKING! that really suprised me! some kids offered my some weed?! and im not ruining me life so isaid NO! so besides that i like this school!<3
The worst school I have EVER been to and I have been to over 10 since kidergarten and I'm only in 6th grade. Don't EVER take your children there! I would rather drive 10 miles to a better school then walking across the street to this one.
Best school for kids with Autism. Our child loves going there every day. He's also made great progress and strides with the excellant staff.
Terrible school. I've had kids going here for 12 years and it's gotten progressively worse. The office staff is the most rude I've ever experienced anywhere. Far more interested in socializing that helping students or parents. Teachers get no support from the administration. I know this since a few of the teachers are my personal friends. We're moving now to get our last 2 kids away from this place.
this school is unwilling to spend the time on a child or the problems there teachers may have. I had to pull my child out and start him in k12
I recently moved to the Glendale area in Aug. 2009, & have found the kids to be extremely nice & welcoming!! I have met several students doing Fundraisers & have had several families Welcome us into the community. We came from the Maryvale area, where NO one said Hello, Hi , How you doing! This area is so friendly, as I'm sure the kiddos are too, that I've met.
I love this shool I will miss this school am in the 8th grade I feel that this school can change a life.
This school is terrible. I am moving just to get my son out of this school and the district. The vice principal is rude. The office staff is rude. Everyone in that school seem to be more concerned with socializing with each other than the well being of any student. My son is in K. He has had 2 teachers because the first was so horrible I asked to have him moved. Unfortunately, the 2nd teacher is just as bad. They are a closed campus until 2:45 when it's time to pick up the students then they don't even question who's picking up the kids. I had my father pick up my son and the teacher didn't even question it. There are more story's like this but I will just end with this; if you have a choice, do not send you kids to this school!!!
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