Warwick Elementary School

3375 Warwick Road

School District

Fremont Unified
Grade

TK-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:23
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 25, 2022

Super school - great teachers, principal, and amazing balance of academic and other activities!
Submitted by teacher on July 07, 2020

You would be better off finding a different school that fits your needs
Submitted by parent on August 26, 2019

Good School Overall. A positive environment and great staff.
Submitted by parent on August 21, 2018

Really good school. Principal Ochua and her staff are amazing! I am very happy that my kid is going here.
Submitted by parent on November 12, 2017

Love it! My daughter is really learning a lot and growing into a great human being. School offers well rounded learning
Submitted by parent on January 04, 2016

Excellent staff. Very caring for the students. I feel my kids are very safe here and they love learning at this school.
Submitted by parent on March 10, 2014

Teacher quality 2 start, principal leadership 1 star, parent involvement 3 star. Teacher quality 2 start, principal leadership 1 star, parent involvement 3 star
Submitted by parent on September 23, 2013

Warwick is a very good school. The students are very bright and my daughters grade (6) have grown up together and they get along very well. There are some really great teachers and not so good ones like any school but overall the school excels in academics. Since we moved here the API score has gained almost 60 points and continues to improve. They are on the right track. This is a very large school - over 850 kids but they do a good job of getting what each student needs. There is a lot of parent involvement which makes a big difference. We looked at houses in the Mission area and others where the API score is higher but they are a pressure cooker - this school has high standards but it isn't over the top which suits my daughter well.
Submitted by parent on September 16, 2013

I am very happy the API increases to over 900. Warwick has 840 students and it is a very high achievement for Warwick to have such API especially with a large number of students which is also including the students with disadvantages situation. My son loves his kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Thornton. She is very awesome. She has good methods of teaching students. Every student is special to her. My son is in the first grade now. His teacher is Ms. Euginio. I cannot rate her now because the school is just start, but so far she is great, always friendly. That's a positive attitude I want to see from all teachers. I want my son to have teachers that love to teach and love the kids.... not because they have to teach.
Submitted by parent on September 16, 2013

Warwick is a diverse school with great teachers, caring staff and involved parents. The school is high-achieving academically and students from different backgrounds get along well with each other. I am very pleased with Warwick!
Submitted by parent on September 17, 2012

Principal is a bonehead. Does not seem to pay any attention to parent requests and seldom meets them when they have concern. She lives in her own world. Mr. Murphy is the Gem of the school and probably best teacher in fremont unified. All kids want to be in his class. Staff at office is good and supportive as well. Most of the teachers are very easy type which equates to kids learning practically not much and will be at disadvantage when go to high school and compete with others.
Submitted by parent on September 06, 2012

This school has great teacher's. Lots of the parent volenteer's. My son enjoys going to the school. The teacher give extra help if needed.
Submitted by parent on May 06, 2011

Instead of using positive discipline, some of the teachers and staff here seem to enjoy meting out punishment for minor or arbitrary infractions. For example, if a few kids are being noisy at a lunch table, ALL the kids at that table must stay behind and delay their recess. There are 400+ kids together in one big gym for lunch so it will be noisy anyway but that doesn't matter. Another example: if a parent forgets to return something to the teacher, instead of the parent getting a phone call, the child gets punished by losing a recess. Definitely not a nurturing, caring, or positive environment for learning. After 3 years we've had enough. The school has good scores, but that's not enough to make a good school.
Submitted by parent on November 19, 2010

Warwick is a huge school, the largest in the district. With the California budget cuts class sizes have increased to 28-32 students per class. There are at least 900 kids at this school now, so getting such a large number through lunch and recesses can be frustrating. The lunch lines are long so kids get maybe 5 minutes to eat if they're last in line. The Vice Principal, who helped keep order in the school, was laid off two years ago. The teacher my son has this year will be retiring in January, so with her added load of extra students, she is mean and doesn't seem to care about her students since she won't be around to see the STAR scores anyway. Three years ago I would have rated this school excellent but now it's below average. It's a large, impersonal school. We hope to transfer out next year or send our son to private school.
Submitted by parent on January 26, 2010

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