Mammoth Elementary School

1500 Meridian Boulevard

School District

Mammoth Unified
Grade

K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:21
Type

public

School Map for Mammoth Unified School District

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 13, 2023

This school separates children from their family and does not allow family participation. A parent is disallowed by any accord to walk onto the campus and see what is going on in the school. There are no exceptions. The parking and drop off situation is disorganized and dangerous. The principal is disrespectful and will clap in your face and tell parents "you are not l-i-s-t-e-n-i-n-g". This school is atrocious and the state of CA needs to get involved with the poor quality of the administration and the extremely low test scores. Unfortunately there are no other schools in the area.
Submitted by parent on April 09, 2018

It is just very sad overall. The English learners as well as the other students have just low stimulation and low expectations. I helped every time I can in the classroom but I feel frustrated and demoralized . The principal is a warm and receptive person but she needs a team of capable teachers and SUPPORTING PARENTS to work along with her. The non English speaking students need a mentor/teacher to let them know how valuable they are for our society.
Submitted by parent on July 20, 2011

So disappointed with this school. Came from Mariners Elementary and Mammoth Elementary can't compare in anyway. Its sad to see how bad schools can be and not have options.
Submitted by parent on November 03, 2010

There is poor communication between the teachers and the parents! Teachers do not tell parents which EXCEL group the students are in, they don't send home graded tests for parents to review, they don't tell parents the outcome of assessments. How can we get out of performance improvement without parents getting more involved in their children's education, and how can we do this if we are left in the dark? Communication should not just happen at report card time. Even then they don't volunteer the information about the EXCEL grouping - it's a big secret.