Vicentia Elementary School

2005 South Vicentia Avenue

School District

Corona-Norco Unified
Grade

K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:22
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on December 13, 2022

The communication between parents and the school is very much subpar.
Submitted by parent on May 29, 2016

In my experience, school does not have very good communication with parents. It seems like I find out about events with very short notice. Their website is not current, should be updated to keep parents informed. I agree with previous post, school focuses more on attendance than anything else. My youngest is in kindergarten, and friends who have kids in kinder are talking about kinder graduations coming up, while Vicentia does nothing. My kids have very good grades, and do great on all testing, but I felt harassed because oldest was late to school a handful of times (like 5-10 min). when I met with principal, she was marked incorrectly for absences and were not fixed on record. Also received call at work asking why kindergartener was absent, when she had been dropped off at school that morning. Told secretary she was at school and she told me I would get a call back because kinder was at lunch and had to wait until they got back to class to check if she was there. Who does that?! In a panic, I called grandma, who lives nearby and she went to school and checked herself to confirm she was there. This school seems to be doing worse under new principal...
Submitted by parent on February 03, 2015

While they do have some awesome teachers that love the kids as if they were their own, the principal has to go in my opinion. Last year my daughter was in kinder and the principal decided the kinder class did not need a graduation ceremony because "they aren't graduating from anything". So while all the other elementary schools had the ceremony, ours didn't for this simple fact. Graduating, culminating, call it what you want, it's tradition and no one should've been left to feel excluded. There is no real classical reading program implemented other than reading counts, and they want perfect attendance so bad they give out classroom awards and parents are left with feeling obligated to send their sick kids to school. We will be switching schools next year, so sad to see the old principal mr lewis go.