Public | PK-6 | 528 students |
PHONE: (860) 695-4940
Hartford's Sanchez School serves grades PK-6 in the Hartford School District. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 1 out of 10.
The school community has reviewed this school and given it an average rating of 5 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
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0.2 miles | |||
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0.3 miles | |||
Greater Hartford Academy of the Art 0.6 miles |
Maria Sanchez Elementary school is a small neighborhood school, located in the heart of the Latino community in Hartford, Ct. As principal of the school since 2007 I am very proud of our progress in the CMT testing and currently under the No Child Left Behind legislation, we have made SAFE HARBOR. Our school opened in 1992 and although we have a high number of second language learners and a full Bilingual Education program, we also have regular mainstream classes and our students participate in the city wide Science Fair, having won first prize in 2010 in the Third Grade category. We offer a full academic program that includes music, art, PE, Media and a partnership with Hartford Performs, ING, MI Casa, Girl Scouts, an active PTO and a new School Council. Our children are safe inside our building and parents benefit from being able to access a full service clinic with dental and vision services, as well as Social Workers, Special Ed staff, and a Pre K program that has been recognized as one of the top ones in the city of Hartford. Our staff is highly qualified and has been here for an average of 12-20 years of service.
This school is good. My son loved his teacher in grade 3. Mr. Mccue. Nice guy and good with the childrens.
Sanchez focuses on teaching English reading and writing skills to dominantly Spanish and bi-lingual speaking students. However, for native English speaking children, this school offers very little. There is very little enrichment, no gifted program and the school battles disciplinary issues constantly. Bullying is a concern. In short, Sanchez school is a 'failing school' with little support, funding and resources. There are some excellent teachers there, but basically the school faces all the problems associated with the typical inner city, failing 'ghetto' school.
Great school, sorrounded with fences for protection, teachers are nice & friendly, they are great with activities.
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