Public | 3-7 | 809 students |
Fremont's Warm Springs Elementary School serves grades 3-7 in the Fremont Unified School District. It is among the few public schools in California to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 10 out of 10.
This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 28 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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James Leitch Elementary School 0.3 miles | |||
0.3 miles | |||
Fred E. Weibel Elementary School 1.7 miles | |||
Joseph Weller Elementary School 2.1 miles |
I love this school. The teachers, principal and all the staff are amazing. The parents are really involved with the school.
I love this school because all the teachers are great and dedicated and they built a solid platform for my son's future
Warn Springs has awesome teachers, nice library, and campus.
I agree that unless you are in the top 2% you will not find the curriculum challenging academically.
Warm Springs is a community type school. A lot of people volunteer to make it a good school for the children
the teacher and friends u meet there are awesome!!! (:
My children had attended a private school since they were in Pre-K. Only if I had known earlier, I would transfer them out to Warm Springs a few years ago. So far, the teachers are very supportive. To name a few, Ms. Brosnan is one of best and experienced teacher there. My children seem to enjoy the school and they are much happier children. The work load is about the same pace as Challenger's so far. I can't comment much for now, but so far the teachers in general are very kind, and supportive. I must say the teachers at Warm Springs really care about their students. I do not regret transferring my children out of their private school. By the way, all 6th grade teachers are great and really ...really care about the children.
Administrator, teachers, support staff, parents, students, and the community work closely together to help provide an academically rich and emotionally supportive environment for students to learn and grow throughout the years. Like all schools there are problems, but not unusual or out of the ordinary. If there are negative comments it is usually due to miscommunication, misconceptions, and those who are involved don't see eye to eye. We have to learn to work with one another to create a place of learning for our students, and that is always on the forefront of the school. If you ask anyone, overall they love being at Warm Springs. The staff enjoys working with one another. The students are actively engaged. Parents feel supported and listened to. That is what makes Warm Springs a Distinguished School
The principal is strong and unique by putting good rules with not a lot of stress for the students. Most of the teachers are really good. The children's safetiness is great because yard duties watch all the kids closely. Other parents and teacher work together perfectly to get a great going school.
In April 2008, Warm Springs School was awarded the California Distinguished School Award. It was the only school in the Fremont- Newar- Union City area to win the award this year. Teachers are very commited to the school and the children. We work hard to help every child succeed. School is like a three-legged stool. It is the combined commitment from the teacher, child, and parent to be successful. If any one of these components is lacking, their is some level of failure. All three components must work together. I believe the Warm Springs staff holds up its part of the stool.
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