Sunnyslope Elementary School

2500 Elm Avenue

School District

South Bay Union
Grade

K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:22
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 03, 2021

Honestly this school is a joke, my daughter has been attending this school for about 5 weeks now, she started in the 1st grade and unfortunately she became victim of bullying not once was I informed that these incidents where happening, one thing is for the teacher or school to not be aware of it, but once I spoke with the teacher about it she acknowledged that she was aware of what was going on and even coincided with my daughters story. The communication from the school part is lacking. The problem was never resolved even after me speaking with both the teacher and the principal. The bullying escalated quickly instead of one bully she now has 5 and everyday its something new that was done to her. Up to this date nothing has been resolved and my daughter now cries to go to school and it has affected her well being overall. I went to the district and they as well gave me the run around. So I opted out pulling her from that district overall. It is upsetting that they have tolerance for bullying and they way this situation was handled. It seems for them, that it is easier to ignore the existence of the problem completely ot turn around and point the finger on your child. I can tell you that I am not the only parent whose kid has been a victim of bullying at this school, the whole time I've been dealing with this situation and going back and forth to the office I have seen many other parents not be happy as well in regards to the way this situation was being handled. The principal is hardly ever available to speak with you directly, everything is handled through email and the communication is beyond lacking. Can't believe that kids are having to go through these types of situations at such a young age and the school having tolerance for it, when it is stated that they have zero tolerance for it.
Submitted by other on March 05, 2009

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Submitted by parent on January 29, 2009

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