Susan B. Anthony Elementary School

2665 Gilbert Avenue

School District

Corona-Norco Unified
Grade

K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:25
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on June 15, 2023

This is a great school and I must recommend this school.
Submitted by parent on December 19, 2022

This school did a great jobThank You
Submitted by parent on November 28, 2022

The principal is terrible. Rudest, self loathing man. If you decide to go here, be on the watch for him. Teachers are good to a point. If they are older SWITCH!! The younger teachers are way to go. Good luck.
Submitted by parent on April 16, 2022

We have had both our kids go here for their elementary school. One of them graduated last year and went from Kindergarten to 6th grade. The teachers and principal all care deeply about the kids and the whole school is a tight knit community. All of the teachers are very experienced and put a lot of effort into making the kids better. We love this school and can’t say enough great things. They develop the students as whole people using the 5 Cs as our guide. We couldn’t be happier with our kids going here. Our oldest is now thriving in middle school with the great foundation that Susan B Anthony gave her.
Submitted by parent on April 05, 2022

The teachers are very rude to the students. One child in 1st grade had peed his pants because he was supposed to go to the bathroom at recess. They are kids with very small bladders! I’d be so mad if that was my child.The next year 2nd grade during the pandemic my child was yelled at during zoom because he was one minute early! She should have been happy to see a student early but instead she told him to log off and he was too early. Teachers do not care here and seem to be tired of teaching. This is my experience for 2 years. I feel that children look up to their teacher and when they are talked down to and disrespected it will a take a toll on their self esteem. The teacher wouldn’t let the kids even comment. She mute their mic and this is during a discussion and she’s not even teaching. The teacher didn’t care to know them. I want my kids to have high self esteem as well as the rest of those students. Everyone would do better with a supporting environment. This school has an okay rating for the majority of the students not being bilingual. It should be least 90% math and 95% English but instead the rating is 80% English and Math 70%. I can’t entirely blame the teachers for the math rating. The math savaas program is the worst. It teaches the kids to do math a very long way and has the child create unnecessary charts making the child impatient. Overall, I am very disappointed with the teachers not caring about the children’s self confidence and unprofessional behavior towards the kids. TLC is really lacking here. :(
Submitted by parent on August 16, 2021

First week of school after pandamic and student is 6 secobd grade. Teacher is very harsh and started giving students color coded behavioral chart and no positive or motivational words. When for the first time stydebt in her 5th day of school Wanted to present . First thing teacher said why your Poster is big ( no direction of what size Poster can be) and after giving that negative comment she lost everything her Brain was shut down and cannot talk. Teacher did not stop there . She insisted talk and studebt did not as in Front of class she was embarresed but very proud that cannot cry. Teaxher did not stop Nd asked student in the recess time. Student scaped she was embarresed . Teacher did not stop she ask her classmate to Tell her to Come to office as teacher was to talk her . She get embarresed more now in Front of her new classmates . Teacher did not stop she gave her orange card and said that your behavior is not accceptable. Mother of teh child without knowing what Really happened send a message to teacher and asked for help that if teacher k ows why student was silent. Teacher said she had a very bad behVir as did not Come to talk me I Wanted to help. But after hearing all tej story . Relaized she is just not trying to k ow students and mark student bad for waht she did wrong. Teacher please be patient Nd give student positive words and see how they will open up . And student had no bad behavior she just scaped becuase of the consequences I have to take this master to the next level
Submitted by parent on July 02, 2019

Both of my daughters attended the school for grades K-6 (one TK-6) and the combined 15 years of their lives spent here we’re the perfect start to a successful life of learning and creativity!! Thanks SBA!! They still talk about their elementary years as the best time they had in school!!
Submitted by parent on September 27, 2018

All 3 of my children have attended this school. We have had nothing but positive school years as well as great resources for one of my children with an IEP.
Submitted by parent on August 12, 2014

Susan B. Anthony is a GREAT school. I researched schools in my area for 2 1/2 years. When it was time for my daughter to start Kindergarten, I asked for an inter district transfer to Susan B. Anthony. My decision was spot on. Research is golden. Education paves the way to a good life.
Submitted by parent on May 02, 2010

I was worried when I first moved my daughter from a private school to Susan B. Anthony. Those worries were unnecessary. My daughter made friends immediately and has a very good class teacher. She is doing very well academically. Better than when she was a the private school. SBA is doing a good job in encouraging the students to read. Motivation by the principal during assemblies made my daughter wanted to read more and be proud of herself. We love the staff, the principal and the teachers. They are all so dedicated and involved with the kids. Thank you SBA.
Submitted by parent on December 22, 2009

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