Glassbrook Elementary School

975 Schafer Road

School District

Hayward Unified
Grade

K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:17
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 12, 2024

They have poor protocols for informing where there child is when the bus don't come get them from school
Submitted by parent on March 09, 2024

Don't send your child to this progressive pink haired desert if you want them to have the answer to 2+2......
Submitted by parent on March 09, 2015

This is by far the worst school any of my children ever had ( I have 4 children). The worst school principal ever, Mrs. Sebedra. Very unprofessional and never dealt with school bulling issues in a professional way. All she would say is, I know those kids are trouble. Two of my children were there for two long years, because of distance. I had no choice, until I finally got them out and moved them to the best Middle School ever. This two schools were like day and night. Mr. Sabedra appears nice at first, but she is fake. She has the worst Front Office Manager, who is just the rudest, and with no people skills. If you love your children don't send them here. Any where but here. Run as fast as you can!! Is no wonder they score a 1, and that is because zero is not an option. :-(
Submitted by teacher on April 17, 2014

We are a Tk-6th grade public school. We have great staff members who are committed to providing students with an education that will prepare them for the 21st century. We have students who take pride in their school by picking up trash during the school day and during our schools monthly Saturday clean-up day. We have a new school principal who has a great vision to improve the our school's physical environment. However, being a public school, all of our money goes towards necessary consumables such as paper (for the xerox machine) and other vital school supplies (pencils, crayons, rulers, glue sticks ). Our principal would love to have enough money to purchase picnic tables so that our students will no longer have to sit on the concrete floor as they eat their snacks during recess time.