North Park Elementary School

5378 H Street

School District

San Bernardino City Unified
Grade

K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:26
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 16, 2024

I am new to the area and this is my assigned school for my kids. I came in with an open mind considering there was a shooting 7 years ago. First day went well for them but after a while my daughter was left without a teacher because her teacher threatened them and was put on leave. So, she had sub after sub and as a result she wasn’t learning anything. She was also being bullied and no one was doing anything about it. This school doesn’t have a PTA so it wasn’t very inviting. They need better communication and also be able to involve the parents a bit more. They also need friendlier people working at the office because most of them are rude. I wish this school was better.
Submitted by parent on August 04, 2019

This school is very good at communicating with parents.
Submitted by parent on January 28, 2014

No one knows anything,or at least that's how the unprofessional office staff act. It would be nice to see that school ran by someone who truly cared about the students.
Submitted by parent on April 25, 2013

My child has been as this school for 2 years now and I have not been impressed one bit. The office is very unorganized and never seems to know what is going on. There is no PTA anymore. The school has not passed the State tests in a few years now. It's so disappointing.
Submitted by parent on December 13, 2010

NorthPark is a Joke, the office staff are rude the administration does nothing to support the students and most of the teachers seem to be teaching only to fulfill state testing requirements. The word teaching is no longer applicable. They seem to just spoonfeed the children the information on the test in an effort to boost the schools rating so they can get more money in their pockets.