Proctor Terrace Elementary School

1711 Bryden Lane

School District

Santa Rosa Elementary
Grade

K-6
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:18
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 05, 2019

We love Proctor Terrace - any child would be lucky to have a school this great!
Submitted by parent on September 03, 2019

Very positive. The teachers are wonderful and my child feels cared for and safe
Submitted by parent on March 11, 2019

Hands down do not agree with their approach to bullying. One teacher in particular and how the principal had handled the situation this far has unfortunately simply ruined our experience at this school. Very young children when unattended bully others, are unwelcoming, will tease, will outcast others and then get the children in trouble that they outcast. This teacher in particular had formed a biased towards my son that has just heartbreakingly diminished his love for school and socializing. My child has never experienced these issues before and the teacher yells at me when I approach her about them, she is very disrespectful when I speak with her and often times will just walk away from me. Others have even witnessed her simply ignoring my son when he is seeking her approval or trying to show/tell her something. I've approached the district, will be filing an official complaint and going to the County next if I have to. It's just too bad honestly..
Submitted by parent on June 13, 2017

Overall great experience. Teachers are wonderful, homework is reasonable and the community within this school makes for a wonderful experience all around.
Submitted by parent on October 22, 2015

Proctor Terrace is a special school because of it's wonderful community of teachers, parents and students. Our children have been attending Proctor Terrace for five years and we have been actively involved volunteering at the school, as are many other parents. We have been in several classrooms and have witnessed first hand how excellent the teachers Proctor Terrace truly are. Our warm and caring new principal immediately made the goal of knowing every student by name and I believe she does. Children run up to give her a hug when she visits their classroom or playground. We have considered various other schools in the area and have concluded that the unique community found at Proctor and the extraordinary teaching offered to our children there makes it the right school for our family.
Submitted by parent on July 22, 2013

Assessment of the k-6 Proctor Terrace Experience - D. It starts with the Principal as the leader. He was very aloof & did little to engage with the students & parents. The teachers with few exceptions focused on the "top performers" often disregarding questions and concerns expressed by students and parents alike. The school also embraced a "cast" system which relates to a well-off & traditional family. If you have an alternative family situation, you don't fit the PT profile and are not embraced as part of the PT family. There was the typical amount of issues with kids and group's which is to be expected and normal. However, when Teacher engage in a form of Bullying and Targeting Kid's through a number of tactic's which include dismissive response to questions / concerns / issues, penalizing a child for not fitting in, and a lack of awareness of a child's commitments in other school sanctioned activities that conflict with poor planned special events leading to the child being targeted and called out because they couldn't make a practice due to a pre-schedule event like a game. Those examples are totally unacceptable and a form of Bullying.
Submitted by other on July 21, 2013

I went to this school. The teachers were nice but the principal was really scary. Also the food is disgusting. One time the milk was recalled due to the expiration date. Also this school follows the class system in my opinion With the popular kids and the loners and the weirdos.i mean like it's average. The teachers are fantastic. A normal public school. There wasnt enough P.E though. We only did p.e like once every month. The scores are good though. But I didn't like it very much. Oh and the classes are very very very loud. Like you would not believe. If you have a quiet and good kid they might come home stressed because the teacher help in the class all day due to noise.overall I give this school a 6 maybe a 7. I'd rather have gone to hidden valley or mark west. And after reading what the parents say i think they don't know how different this generation handles elementary school.
Submitted by other on December 08, 2012

I went to this school last year Kindergarden- 6 grade all the teackers are great and all you events are even greater!! Now I'm going to Santa Rosa middle school 7th grade.
Submitted by parent on October 15, 2012

This is a wonderful school full of diverse and kind children. I have been an active parent volunteer at this school for 6 years. I have experience working with the students, families, staff, teachers and the principle. All are dedicated, respectful and committed to not only a great academic experience but giving the students an enriching experience both in the arts, music, and science. The after school enrichment is fantastic. We have Lego robotics, Lego engineering, art, guitar, chorus, band, Spanish, tennis, volleyball, basketball ETC! The parents and teachers give and give ~ no one is left out. The PTA funds and supports all students, especially those that may not be able to afford to participate. The PTA is constantly having free events such as Movie Nights, School Dances, Tigerfest Carnival, etc. Socio-economics is not a factor here; every child is treated equally and given the best opportunities the school community can afford. The PTA funds a whooping 78K worth of activities for the teachers and students a year!!
Submitted by parent on October 09, 2012

I think Proctor Terrace is a great school! The teachers and parents really make this a wonderful place to send our kids. There is so much parental involvement, from so many socioeconomic backgrounds. You can really feel that people care in their children s education. The afterschool enrichment programs are pretty darn good too! They are starting a Spanish class this year which should be an amazing addition! The walkathon this year was another huge success and we loved being a part of it. What can I say? I love this school!
Submitted by parent on June 15, 2011

This is a wonderful school my daughter loves it and has grown so much not only academically but in her shyness as well. Great teachers and other staff
Submitted by parent on April 01, 2011

I am sure the school is good if not better then a lot of failing SR city schools, however It sits directly on the St. Andreas fault line. The principal seems full of himself and their after school programs and daycare....lets just say there are better options outside the district. Do your research before believing all the hype. SR city district is a nightmare to deal with as well.
Submitted by parent on August 02, 2010

This school has a wonderful combination of teachers, staff and parents who make me excited that my child goes there.
Submitted by parent on May 18, 2010

If your child doesn't fit into their perfect mold they are treated very poorly and even given up on. Some teachers are good, but the principal is not very personable. Children aren't uplifted by this school, rather shamed into behaving.
Submitted by parent on April 16, 2010

After volunteering there for a number of years in a Special Day Class, I am still considered an honorary part of the school, even though I do not have time to spend there very often!
Submitted by parent on April 15, 2010

Great school!!! Great Teachers!!! THEY ARE FABULOUS!!!! The principle...could use some patience with kids and staff...and not yell at the kids....and be more personal with parents. Great parent involvement, but I agree if you are low income going to this school as a parent you will be left out and looked down on.
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