Dorr School

4159 18th Street

School District

Wayland Union Schools
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:19
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 30, 2013

Wonderful school with very caring staff. They have a great kindergarten curriculum that includes so many extras including computer classes.
Submitted by parent on June 12, 2013

We recently moved here and our child has had the most excellent experience at Dorr el. He has had the best teacher ever here and loves going to school. What a change from our last district! The teacher presented the curriculum at several different levels, so it challenged each student at an appropriate level. The hands on, sophisticated projects they completed were so surprising and refreshing. It was so "outside the box" compared with the average teaching.
Submitted by parent on February 17, 2013

Wonderful school with loving teachers and staff. My son has learned so much in the past 2 years attending Dorr. He is above his grade level in academics and loves going to school.
Submitted by parent on November 06, 2012

Excellent schools with programs for both accelerated children as well as those with learning disabilities. I have 3 children that have all attended Dorr Elementary and even though they are all 3 different, 2 of which are accelerated and 1 in which has a learning disabiltiy, all have thrived in this wonderful, caring environment. This is an environment where parents and teacher's work together for the good of the children.
Submitted by parent on May 30, 2010

Blue Ribbon School with excellent staff and low class sizes. Major renovations and classroom additions coming soon which will make it even better.
Submitted by parent on March 07, 2010

Poorly managed, will do anything for a buck in regards to funding, even if it means going against what is best for the child. Disregards special needs, advanced children, or economically troubled children and their issues they may have.
Submitted by parent on March 07, 2010

can hardly pass state requirements, it would be better for anychild to go to school anywhere else.
Submitted by parent on July 08, 2009

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