Anna A. Borba Fundamental Elementary School

4980 Riverside Drive

School District

Chino Valley Unified
Grade

K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:17
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on May 18, 2018

Our grandchildren attend this school, positive experience, awesome caring staff.
Submitted by parent on August 06, 2017

Great School and Amazing school .enjoy bringing my kids here
Submitted by parent on August 15, 2014

I have 4 children and with my oldest starting High School already. my children have all started either Pre K or Kinder there and graduated and moved on. They all love Borba as their school. The staff has grown with our family and have given my children alot of knowledge from the staff in the office to the teachers that do a fantastic job. Thank you all!!!
Submitted by parent on April 14, 2013

Im really glad to hear this comment, that the Administration favors the low income, spanish speaking students. All my life I have seen these people pushed to the side and wept under the carpet, only to be given a mediocre education and treated less than. In some ways having to learn english and having a learning disability makes it so much more difficult for these little children. Give these children a real education and a chance at becoming successful. If we do that we help ourselves in the end, the problem is we are not educated enough to understand. We still think that everything belongs to us, and we are separate let me tell you something no one is going anywhere so lets give a helping hand so we don't end up supporting someone we did not properly educate.
Submitted by other on August 30, 2012

Anna Borba's big drawback is the chain fence that surrounds the entire school. it looks like a prison. What are they afriad of?
Submitted by parent on January 29, 2012

The Administration at this school favors the low-performing, Spanish Speaking students and families. The parent meetings are twice as long, since they need to be translated in Spanish. The students that are continuing to score advanced on State Testing are not acknowledged, but the 3% of the student population that have raised their scores are rewarded with special privileges. Also, at parent meetings, the principal criticizes other elementary/junior high schools in the same district. The administration present and past have caused this school to fail academically when it was moved to their present location.
Submitted by parent on January 08, 2011

Its horriable they don't clean the bathroom's every one in the office is unwelcoming they shouldn't have changed the campus.
Submitted by parent on June 09, 2010

I transfered my child from Briggs to Anna Borba in the middle of her school year last year because of the whole move thing and I have to say that I was a little scared to do that because I thought Briggs was the better of the two schools. But after entering Anna Borba and really getting to know the staff and being lucky enough to have great teachers last year and this year, I know I made the right decisions for my child. I have a child that is ADHD and she has been getting avarage grades the last three years in school, and I am happy to say that with the hard work of my daughter and the help from her teacher this year she has made Honor Roll. And I have to say it is because of her teacher here at Anna Borba. Thanks for your help
Submitted by other on March 18, 2009

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