Agnes M. Baptist Elementary School

1825 Cheyenne Way

School District

Stanislaus Union Elementary
Grade

K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:20
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on March 25, 2024

This school went from being good to decent to just horrible all around. Not sure if this all came after Covid, but from admin (new and old) not taking situations seriously to teachers not caring anymore, and kids who are repeated offenders not being held accountable especially when their grandmother is a teacher there- it’s heart breaking. I regret ever keeping my child here. Children here do not advance academically and it almost seems like we are just at a standstill.
Submitted by parent on August 18, 2015

We absolutely love this school. The teachers and other staff members are very friendly and great. My son is very happy with is teacher and I'm sure he will learn so much at this school.
Submitted by other on March 25, 2012

I was a student at Agnes for two years in the GATE program. My teacher was great. She truly cared about her students and was passionate about teaching. I learned a lot from her. The teachers i had for electives were also very intelligent and helpful. During my experience, i noticed there was minimal bullying and the school had a friendly, safe environment.
Submitted by parent on September 13, 2011

I have 2 children at AB and will be sending a third in a few years. I love this school, its staff, teachers and most importantly, the Principal, Mr. Price. All the kids know who he is, he's always around helping students, talking with parents or teachers, he comes to all the PTA meetings. The teachers work hard and they are very consistent across the board. More parents need to be involved, especially in the ESL department, some of the kids come to school not knowing any English, and they are always quick to learn it but they're starting off at a disadvantage. Some parents don't even seem to care if their kids are getting a good education, but for the most part we have awesomely involved parents. Our school is very diverse socioeconomically and racially, which is another thing that I love.