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Rio San Gabriel Elementary School
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Parent Reviews (10 reviews)
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My daughter attended private school and now goes to RSG, we love it! The teachers truly love what they do! I was concerned that she would fall behind due to the advancement of the curriculum in private school, but her teachers have not allowed that to happen. I am greatful for that!
Current principal T.F. appears not to support her staff, which is evident in more and more teachers no longer volunteering their time as they had in the past. Many of the programs at RSG were ran by volunteer teachers and are still ran by volunteer teachers. But they are fewer and fewer due to the lack of support and appreciation from the current principal. For the students sake, and also for the teaching staff, I hope the current principal figures it out and turns it around.
I think the staff and school is great. Many parents have done a great job in stepping up and getting involved. The PTA is well establish and does a wonderfull job. I am happy my child attends this school. it's a great school and I woulld not switch back to private.
The teachers are always willing to go the extra mile and the principal and coordinator are quickly to respond to any issue. Unfortunately, academic success seems to be the parents responsibility as evident by the EL population and the special ed having low marks and the Gifted having high marks. Teachers will instroduce a standard or concept and if the student does not get it, it seems like it becomes the responsibility of the parent to teach it at home. This is not of course the teachers' or school leadership fault altogether, the district does not pay attention to this issue. Teaching is old school and no attempt by the district to provide teachers new strategies to address this issue. Hopefully with the population changing, the ranking will remain the same.
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