Nightingale Charter School

1721 Carpenter Road

School District

Stockton Unified
Grade

K-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:18
Type

charter

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Reviews

Submitted by student on August 22, 2019

it was honestly great and i miss it and my friends. the vibe overall.
Submitted by parent on September 17, 2014

My daughter has been attending Nightingale for two years now and I LOVE IT. The teachers she have had is loving and caring and cares about the students as well as their grades. I seen parents write about it being a bad school and their child grades dropping but in all reality its not the teachers fault its the students and / or parents for not putting in a effort. My daughter has been on top and has top scores in her class. The staff isn't there to babysit the kids the kids need to know that school isn't a playyard to distract the class their are other kids there needing every minute of class time for assistance from the teacher.
Submitted by parent on June 02, 2014

Bad school, bad staff in the office, terrible teachers, lots of bullying, scary because you ask for help for the safety of your kid and really nothing gets done. Don't recommend this school.
Submitted by parent on May 22, 2014

This school is awesome! The teachers are great. Last post said this school is BAD but its not true. My kids love it here.
Submitted by parent on September 04, 2013

My son just started this year and so far i love it. The staff isn't placed to babysit they are there toeducate which they are doing just fine. I check on my son periodically and make sure he gets to class on time so i see a lot of what happens after the kids are dropped off. I won't speak on their behavior because they are kids, they do what they are taught. All i have to say is it starts at home! The teachers do the best they possibly can, if you teach mannerism at home then school would go a lot smoother and they'd have extra time to give to those in need instead of using it on kids acting out.
Submitted by parent on February 25, 2013

I have children attending Nightengale and I am very dissatisfied with the lack of education my children are receiving. Since attending Nightengale my child's grades have dropped drastically and the teacher has not done anythng at all as far as advocacy goes with out me persuing the issue and the ratio of students to teacher is part of the problem and in my opinion some of the staff seem overwhelmed with their job duties. The inabilty to controll a classroom reflects in their teaching style, not to say all to teacher at the school are like this but unfortunately this has been my experience and after several unsecessful attempts to resolve my issues through parent teacher confrences (that have never happend or even phone calls that are rairly returned I have made the decision to pull my children out of this school before they fall too far behind because of bad leadership, what ever happend to the "No child left behind" because at Nightengale unless your a prent who pays close attention to you child and their progress or lack there of unfortunately if you leave it up to the facilty alone your child might just get left behind .