Del Rey Elementary School

1510 Vía Sonya

School District

San Lorenzo Unified
Grade

K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:19
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on May 09, 2013

Del Rey Rocks !!! Awesome Principal, Teachers & Staff. P.T.A. host's plenty of events all year round with fun for the entire family. The only mark down I gave was for the parent involvement. The P.T.A. offers lots of ways for the parents to help out the school, classroom & events but I don't see a lot of parents doing things, just the same ones over and over again!
Submitted by parent on February 19, 2012

My son is in 3rd grade, our second year at Del Rey. I am very happy with the school. The principal is friendly and respectful to the children while keeping their respect. The PTA is very active and work hard to create many extra activities for the children. I am very happy I transferred to Del Rey. The only negative is, with all public schools, the lack of funding for field trips. Del Rey has a music program.
Submitted by parent on October 29, 2011

I feel as if this school is really trying to make a difference in the lives of the children as well as the community. The principal is an very hardworking and sincere person, I really feel as if he is devoted to the families that attend this school. The main complaint that I do have is that the primary language that is spoken in the school is spanish, PTA meetings and other parent involved meetings are spoken 1st in spanish and then in english. It is very innerving and irritating to the families that ONLY speak english. I feel as if their priority is making sure the spanish only speaking families are comfortable. It is very caustic, and gives the impression that english speaking families have the underhand.