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I would definitly not recomment this school, do not send your youngster there, its is the wrong start for any child. Most of the pupils are spanish speaking (some even barely speak English and it is... More
I would definitly not recomment this school, do not send your youngster there, its is the wrong start for any child. Most of the pupils are spanish speaking (some even barely speak English and it is their second language.) So the ones that actually do speak English are very divided from the rest. Communication throughtout the school between students and teachers is very hard and so the teachers get quiete frustrated. The test scores are poor. JUst not a very good beginning to a young life.
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This has got to be one of the worst public elementary schools in San Francisco, CA. The majority of children enrolled in this school are spanish speaking and English is their second language. This... More
This has got to be one of the worst public elementary schools in San Francisco, CA. The majority of children enrolled in this school are spanish speaking and English is their second language. This makes it difficult for the teachers to communicate with the students. Plus, there the parents take no responsibility for their children's academic future. It's like they just send their kids to school and expect the teachers to teach them everything. Either the school needs to change it's program to adapt to the children or shut down.
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I have two cousins that attend this school. One is in the second grade, and the other is in the fourth. They both love it at Cesar Chavez. There is a pretty big focus on teaching kids both their... More
I have two cousins that attend this school. One is in the second grade, and the other is in the fourth. They both love it at Cesar Chavez. There is a pretty big focus on teaching kids both their primary language (if its not Engish) and English. My cousins also speak very well of their teachers. They love their teachers and actually enjoy going to school, and their parents like the teachers too.
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