Foothill Oak Elementary School

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Foothill oak is way behind the curve. My daughter is pretty much the minority at the school and she is bullyed on a daily basis. They teach both in spanish and english whitch I think is very confusing to my daughter who needs to be taught in English first. They let the kids have to many breaks and not enough learning and they also let the kids watch T.V.- Cartoons in the Classsroom. The office staff don't know what there doing, I brought in lunch money and they lost it and found out a week later that my daughter did not have any lunch for a week.  I would never recomend this school to anyone.  This will be my daughters 1st and last year. I wish I could take her out now!!! I worry everyday she is at this school can't wait till the school year is over.

Mother  of daughter at Foothill Oak
Submitted by a Parent on Oct 5, 2010
Foothill Oak is a good school developing a strong record of progress year after year on the CST.   There is a strong desire on the campus to strive towards proficiency for all students.  Well trained teachers work as a team to assist every student achieve his or her best. The curriculum and delivery of instruction is a principle focus.  SCIOP strategies are incorporated to benefit all learners, especially English learners.  Unfortunately, state cuts in the education budget have limited many programs that would normally be alive and well.  However, FHO has found creative ways to continue to offer students opportunities for success, such as literacy and math family involvement nights.
Submitted by a Teacher on Nov 23, 2009

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