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Cambridge Elementary School
100 Cambridge Drive, Vacaville, California 95687
About the Cambridge Elementary School
Located at 100 Cambridge Drive in Vacaville, California, Cambridge Elementary School is a prestigious primary school dedicated to providing a high-quality education to students in the Vacaville area. With a strong focus on academic excellence and a supportive learning environment, Cambridge Elementary School is committed to helping students reach their full potential. The school offers a comprehensive curriculum, experienced teachers, and a variety of extracurricular activities to enrich the educational experience. Parents can trust that their children will receive a top-notch education at Cambridge Elementary School.
Reviews of Cambridge Elementary School
"I attended from 1997 -2001. ; ) I was just looking through an old journal from 3rd grade at Cambridge. The assignments were well- planned and age appropriate. What I remember most about Cambridge though, was feeling out of place because I was only one of a handful of black students, and the other students sometimes teased me because of my hair or my skin colour. Apparently I told my mom one day that I wanted to be white. Anyway, I hope things are different now. I was also bullied for having a flat chest and for having acne, so maybe that levels things out. My 4th grade teacher, Mr. Avery, discouraged hugging between me and my best female friend (he said it was innapropriate) which I now know is a ludicrous thing to say to a child. My 5th grade teacher, Mr. Shultz, was amazing and he truly encouraged me and other students to foster our interests; I read so much Harry Potter that year! I also accidentaly stabbed myself with a pencil. Mrs. Zimmerman was my 6th grade teacher and she was fine. Mrs. Reyburn, formally...maybe even once more Ms. Rogers, was my music teacher. I absolutely loved her. The music program was great and I hope it is still available. I learned clarinet and had the opportunity to participate in a summer band and chorus program. We also had battle of the books and an acting troupe came through. We had talent shows, and a huge field where we could run around and catch ladybugs. So, I'm 28 now and married, but I still remember these details."
"A typical middle-class, California public school with typical accommodations. What is not typical is the authorities position on bullying, aggressive bullying. Example: A student reported a physical assault, he was kicked in his rear by a female student. Appropriately, he reported the assault to the teacher, in response he was ignored. The injured child informed his parents of the assault, the parents immediately inspected the area of contact and found bruising. The parents notified the teacher, in response they were told, “I did not see the incident, so I don’t know if it is true or not”. (This was said to proactive parents that dedicate weekly volunteer time to their child’s school). The bullying continued throughout the school semester without retaliation or consequence. The day before the last day of the school semester the students were given a class assignment in which they were to write something nice about their classmates. The child that had been physically assaulted and verbally bullied daily, took this opportunity to express his frustration. In response to the assignment he informed and chronicled verbatim the routine bullying he suffered at the hands and feet of his classmates, quoting the vulgarity and vulgar gestures slung at him routinely. In his writing he bravely identified his abusers and let them know that their behavior was hurtful and wrong. I saw this as a cry for help and transparent documentation of his abuse. Unfortunately, the “teacher”, Ms. Amy Gates, failed to take this opportunity to correct her earlier dismissal of the issue, by expressing disapproval of bullying. This was a teaching moment which should have been seized. This was a lost opportunity to apologize to the injured student. This was an opportunity to teach moral values, proper social behavior and to state a zero tolerance for bullying. Instead, Ms. Amy Gates choose to punish the injured student, placing him on immediate detention for documenting the abuse and naming his abusers. Not your typical California public school response to bullying. Although, Ms. Amy Gates is only one person posing as a teacher, failing to perform as such, the Principle, Ms. Susan Nader, was informed by the parents of this gross injustice with no avail."
"My daughters Wyievee Binda and Bernice Binda attend this school and one of them, Wyievee Binda is graduating from the the 6th Grade today June 1, 2017. Great school and wonderful faculties!"
"Great school, but facilities are pretty old."
"My nieces go to school here. There is a crossing guard and lots of parents to help keep everyone safe after school."
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