Alpine Elementary School

All the teachers and staff seem to know all plans for all students and they act on them all the time.

Alpine Elementary has dedicated teaches, administrators, parents and students all working together to better the community and our childrens lives through education.

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--Submitted by a parent

My kids absolutely loves this IB school. There teachers are wonderful and the parents are so generous in giving back to the school.
--Submitted by a parent

I'm totally impressed by Alpine and their implementation of the IB Programme. I'm amazed by how my son has progressed with his reading and writing skills in just his first two years of school. We couldn't be happier with out choice to open enroll at Alpine!
--Submitted by a parent

I'm grateful to have both children attending Alpine, what a wonderful school that always meets my expectations!
--Submitted by a parent

Alpine has the best teachers!
--Submitted by a parent

This is a great school! My niece and nephew love their teachers and have benefitted greatly from participation In extra. curricular activities .
--Submitted by a parent

I am very proud to work as a teacher at Alpine Elementary. I am proud of our students, staff, administration, parents and our IB Primary Years Program curriculum. We work very hard to differentiate for the needs of all students by thinking of what is best for kids. Our class size is not ideal, but consistent growth in test scores shows we pay careful attention to all populations of students. When you walk into Alpine you notice immediately that we are focused on kids and provide them with a unique community atmosphere to learn through inquiry.
--Submitted by a teacher

We love the principal Paige Gordon. She is very involved in every aspect of the school and easy to approach. Teachers are hard working and dedicated to the IB philosophy. I agree with the first reviewer that class sizes could be smaller in K-2nd, but this is a district funding problem. I also agree with the first reviewer that resources for gifted kids are not ideal (again a district funding problem).
--Submitted by a parent