Park View Middle School

34875 Tahoe Drive

School District

Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified
Grade

6-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:24
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on May 25, 2019

We moved here from a different a city and my child basically just wasted a year here learning everything he learned last year...The worst experience ever, not just academically but even worse, some specific students AND teachers were bullying my child so bad he has begged me to homeschool. We can’t wait to leave this school and never return
Submitted by parent on August 10, 2017

I have had the privilege of having two children attend PVMS. One is now at YHS and the other is currently in his 2nd year at PVMS. Mr. Tucci is out front every morning greeting the students, they know he cares from the minute they walk in. There is a major focus on these kids being good people as well as good students. Great communication and leadership from the top down. Teachers in general are motivated and creative. Many after school clubs available and opportunites for kids to be challenged. Very thankful for PVMS.
Submitted by other on October 16, 2015

Park view middle school is one of the best schools ever. Mr Tucci keeps the kids safe and cares about them. The counselors are very supportive and the teachers are good at there jobs except for one. Mrs Wilcox one of the original staff members is hardworking and fair. She always does good work at her job.
Submitted by other on December 15, 2013

This is my second year attending Park View as a student & the campus is the one thing I look forward to seeing every morning, it's astonishing. The teachers & staff are really trustworthy. I went from coming in as a 7th grader with basic CST scores & coming in as an 8th grader with advanced & proficient scores! I felt really proud inside. This is a really great school. (:
Submitted by parent on September 20, 2013

I currently have a daughter going to Parkview Middle school, in 8th grade now & went there last year too. My son also attended 7th & 8th a few years back and I have to say I was happy then & I still am, as well as impressed with test scores increasing. Parkview has an attentive staff, involved & caring teachers & a principal who truly values the students & the education they are receiving. We do have a lot of involved parents, which I feel is vital, communication between the teachers & parents is necessary for students success. A lot of the students this year scored advanced on testing. - Only thing I would like them to improve on is more classes to accomadate those that did score advanced.
Submitted by parent on August 16, 2013

I switched my son from a local charter school to PMS. The office staff was helpful and very caring. The counselor was very in tune on what my son needs. The campus is very organized and clean. I feel my son will do much better at this school vs a charter school. He is now a while year behind because of the charter school and I know he will work hard and do better here at PMS.
Submitted by parent on December 13, 2010

They make some of their administrators proctors and the power went right to their heads! They will give a clean sweep citations (this is a very serious ticket you have to appear in court with your child and it can be VERY costly to parent) for being truant, even if the truancy is a first offense and even if it is only 15 minutes! I believe that this school has totally gone off the deep end with their policies. To say they are unfair is the understatement of the century! They also give out detentions and Saturday schools at the drop of the hat. My daughter even got in trouble for carrying her PE clothes in her backpack instead of keeping them in her locker (she couldn't get her locker open). Who cares as long as they dress out for the class?