88 out of 10GreatSchools

Carolyn A. Clark Elementary School

San Jose, CA
  • Public
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  • Grades K-6
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  • Enrollment: 581

Overview

Carolyn A. Clark Elementary School
3701 Rue Mirassou Drive
San Jose, CA 95148
(408) 223-4560
Carolyn A. Clark Elementary School is located in San Jose, CA and serves grades K-6.It received a GreatSchool rating of 8 out of 10
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Student Diversity

Race

Percentage

Black
0%
Pacific Islander
0%
White
3%
Two or more races
6%
Filipino
7%
Hispanic
9%
Asian
73%
Other
2%

Reviews21 Reviews

4.5
parent
We did have high hopes for this school. However, after 2012 it went down hill because of a new principal. There were a lot of good teachers and good students that left the school. The enrollments decrease every year. We rated this school two(2) stars because we had 2 good years and 2 bad years. Mainly, poor communications from the principal and teachers contributed to the deteriorated relationship with the school.
parent
This school is amazing! It is a bright, cheery space. The students are involved in many activities and the school has lots of technology like SmartBoards in every room. My kids love going here and want to participate in all the activities offered--especially Hip-Hop!
parent
I agree up to some point with the last parent review, when she/he said that the school has high scores because parents can afford to pay after school programs, I witnessed it when I asked one of the girls in my daughter's kindergarten class where she had learned to read so fluent, she told me she was in programs after school and like many other kids were. As a stayed home mom I volunteer and supported my daughter the most I could but sometimes I did feel that my daughter was being left behind academically because they have such high expectations on a 5 year old. Her teacher was great though very supportive with her specially because her home language is Spanish she was in a program for few weeks to help her catch up. I have been thinking of moving my daughter to a dual language immersion school but it's hard to decide when this school is very well equipped. Overall I have no complaints, exempt that snacks in kindergarten are brought by parents to share with the class and only certain things that keep my little one hungry; however she learned so much AAnd I'm just thankful to see great teachers caring for our kids.
parent
Don't be fooled by the nice houses around this school. This was my son's first year here and just say I've been losing a lot of sleep. Before attending this school my son use to wake up every morning excited to go to school. That has changed completely. Now he asks me is the weekend here yet. He doesn't enjoy going to school like he use to. His teacher is so moody. After talking to numerous parents I've been told not to bring up any concerns you have about your child's teacher. Unless you want your child's teacher to give your child a hard time at school. It's so sad to have parents tell me that. It worries me when I send my son off to school. Living in a more upscale neighborhood you would think the school would be better. Unfortunately these teachers are not held accountable for any of their acts due to the teacher's union. Teachers cannot reprimanded for anything. Teachers are untouchable. The reason why the schools scores high in these affluent areas is that parents can afford to send their kids to after school programs, its not because the teachers here are good teachers. In conclusion don't think just because your paying more for a house the schools are better
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