Linda Elementary School

6180 Dunning Avenue

School District

Marysville Joint Unified
Grade

K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:22
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on November 26, 2018

This schools poor performance is directly related to the parents of the community. Most children live in poverty, with parents that cannot dedicate time for involvement. And the city does little to support these families. Teachers are outstanding, and do more than their part to educate our kids. If you push your child (like any other school) they will excel here.These teachers need more appreciation The school needs Financal supportAnd more community support
Submitted by parent on April 30, 2017

Leadership needs to be change out . The school is runned down . Wearing gold chains and actibg like a thug as a teacher should not be allowed . The bourd of education needs to step in
Submitted by teacher on January 15, 2017

A lot of bullying , this school need to fix on making sure gates are closed , people jumping fence during school leader ship is not there
Submitted by student on January 15, 2017

I feel somthing has to change at this school , because things are not getting fixed , our children have to use nasty bathrooms , you dont even have to go in there just walk and smell alone will know you out , the gates are not always lock , kids find nasty things on the ground . Overall the school need to be remodel the district should talk to the kids and parents
Submitted by teacher on November 18, 2015

I am a preschool teacher with MJUSD for 10 years. I have worked at 3 different sites. The last 3 years I have been blessed to work at the Linda site. This school really understands the importance of building bridges between preschool and elementary. They take the foundations we have built with families and they build on them rather than starting over. They include us in many events, library day and even a torch passing ceremony during our preschool graduation. I love how they have embraced our families and program with open arms. It shows their dedication to families we serve. Wonderful Kindergarten teachers also :)
Submitted by parent on August 25, 2010

My daughter went there for kindergarten, (great teacher)and then first grade. (again, great teacher) until the 2nd grade. The teacher she had there in the 2nd grade was constantly shoving Obama down her throat. I pulled her and sent to another school at first opportunity. It's fine if you have your own opinion, but the school should not allowed this to take place.