Ladera Palma Elementary School

The entire district was revamped in the 2018/2019 school year and this school was transformed from a neighborhood K-3 school into the TK-6 Dual Immersion Academy where students are Bilingual, Bi-literate, and Bi-cultural. The Dia de los Muertos Celebration and Fiesta de Mayo performances are fantastic. Students are learning in both Spanish and English and are supported at every level from the parents up to the district level.

Test scores are extremely concerning. There was a huge nose-dive in the 2012-2013 school year. I see no real innovation inside the classrooms. I also don't see students who could be excelling get pushed to do more. This school and leadership are just okay. I hear a lot of Spanish being spoken both inside and outside the classroom. We are looking to move as soon as possible to get our student in a better school.

It is unfathomable why the test scores are falling low every year in this once known as 'ladera perfect' school. This school has not shown much growth over the past few years and it is very concerning for those planning to purchase a house in this school's neighborhood (Most houses sell in the range of ~500K). Parents,do your due diligence before choosing this school for your child.

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