Monroe Elementary School

Public | K-5 | 491 students |  

PHONE: (415) 469-4736

FAX: (415) 469-4070

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260 Madrid St.

San Francisco, CA 94112

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San Francisco's Monroe Elementary School serves grades K-5 in the San Francisco Unified School District. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 5 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 25 school community members.

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Posted on Mar 1, 2012
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My son is in third grade and we have had an fantastic experience at Monroe. Amazing teachers who keep the kids engaged, and incredible leadership by the principal, Ms Steiner. I was very surprised to see the below comment. All of the parents I know at the school love the school and are in awe of our amazing and dynamic principal, who works so hard for all of the kids.
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Posted on Feb 6, 2011
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The principle and staff members favor students and label others. The principle over reacts and allows her staff and her "favorite" students to mis treat other children..............
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Posted on Nov 12, 2010
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Monroe is proud of its three Academic Programs: * Spanish Two-Way Immersion Program - The Immersion Strands goals are bilingualism and bi-literacy in Spanish and English for students from different language backgrounds while achieving proficiency on state standards. * Cantonese Bilingual Program - The goal is for children from Cantonese speaking households to learn high levels of academic English for the core subjects, while maintaining and enriching their home language of Cantonese. * English Language Development Program - The ELD strand uses English as the sole language of instruction for both English native language speakers and English learners to achieve proficiency on the state adopted curriculum.
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Posted on Nov 3, 2010
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Great community of staff, students and parents. My daughter's middle school teachers are impressed on how prepared she was for middle school (particularly her Spanish Immersion classes).
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Posted on Nov 2, 2010
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As a grandparent, I am impressed with this school and the learning that goes on here. Great Staff!

Posted on Nov 2, 2010
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Excellent principal, and support staff especially the two secretaries at the front office.
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Posted on Nov 1, 2010
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The best parent community, great kids, great teachers, great principal
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Posted on Nov 1, 2010
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This school is a fantastically diverse place where kids get a quality education and learn the skills they need for a bright future.
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Posted on Oct 31, 2010
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I love that my son gets to participate in the Spanish Immersion program at Monroe. The school has a great community of committed teachers, parents, and a wonderful, dynamic principal.
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Posted on Apr 2, 2010
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i gazed in amazement as i saw my child reach the standard she is suposed to be in and sometimes even higher than the standard
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