This school is amazing! We have been coming since the preschool program 2020. My girls are now 2nd…read moreand 3rd grade. 2nd grader is ahead and is already reading books. 3rd grader is going to the upper grade for reading and some math!! Such a customized education!! We love it.

The best school ever and the worst.They should add more equipment and better equipment. But, the…read moreteachers are pretty nice!

Amazing school my kids go there and it's amazing but there one thing they need more diversityread more

This is my daughter's first year at this school. She has a great teacher for fourth grade, but the…read moreprincipal is a ding dong! She's very unorganized and always clueless about what's going on. It is a beautiful campus though, one of the newest schools in the town. Pretty decent school. Wish they had more parent parking though.

Mrs. Ekstrom is a very lousy teacher. Her teaching skills are questionable and she favoritizes her…read morestudents. My son had fallen victim of the group of kids that she didn't like. The school is okay I guess by Ekstrom was nowhere to be found when my son was getting bullied INSIDE the classroom! She didn't like my son because he "tattled" too much but isn't that what a 5 year old is supposed to do when another kid is slamming him to the ground in the classroom and spitting in his face?! C'mon lady! Really?! I should've reported her when I had the chance....

My daughter just started attending Arcohe Elementary School this year. We moved to Wilton and this…read moreschool fell in our district. I was a little nervous about entering a whole new district because my 2 older sons attended school in the Sacramento district and both attended Bancroft Elementary in College Greens. That community became like an extended family. Arcohe has been great and the few months she's attended school we've already been to two birthday parties and met some locals. The school is a mix of cultures with a lot of Spanish speakers which I like because I speak Spanish as well. All in all things have gone well and the small town feeling and our new Arcohe community has been welcoming and amazing to us!

Honestly the staff on the elementary side is so rude, except some teachers. Food is okay but moved…read moremy son due to bullying they don't do nothing about it it is honestly ridiculous

This school sucks. Yard duties are always yelling at kids for no reason at all. One of the kids had…read moreto homeschool because of how shitty the yard duty treated him. Get better staff.

They actually have no respect they need all better staff. All they do is yell at kids for no right…read morereason but if they say anything back it's all their fault. They can't do a single thing without getting yelled at not for the kids safety because they don't wanna lose their job even a yard duty was caught saying she hates the kids and only works for the money? How are you gonna sign up for a job taking care of kids but can't show no respect for kids. They need to go therapy they cants even be nice to a kindergartner a yard duty and principal were yelling at a kindergartner to get off the grass? Instead of nicely helping them off they yell. That's why they can't get new employees and yard duties to stay once they see how it is they leave.

Hands down.... one of the best teaching staff! *Opportunity…read morefor parent involvement...check *friendly atmosphere... check *high quality instruction...check *communication from school to home ...check Only thing that sucks about this school is the traffic!

I am sharing this to make other parents aware of serious concerns regarding Ms. Choi's conduct in…read morethe classroom. Although she may present herself as friendly, my child experienced repeated condescending, inappropriate, and troubling behavior. My child was bullied by other students on multiple occasions, and I personally witnessed some of these incidents. Instead of intervening appropriately, Ms. Choi dismissed my child's reports, denied that incidents occurred, and labeled her a liar.She made inappropriate comments about my child's appearance, including remarks about her skin color, and spoke negatively about me as a parent directly to my child. My child also reported being physically touched in a way that made her uncomfortable. In addition, she described instances where Ms. Choi would whisper comments in her ear so that others could not hear, which caused her to feel isolated and distressed.When I brought these concerns to school administration, I did not see meaningful action taken. After contacting the district multiple times over several months, I was finally able to have my child transferred due to limited availability.I encourage parents to remain vigilant, listen carefully to their children, document concerns, and advocate firmly when necessary. Every child deserves to feel safe, respected, and protected in their classroom.

Love this school. My son is learning so much. The teachers really care about the students. They are…read morealso very serious about the safety of the students.

Have been asking for shade to be put up for kids and nothing. Have not had the greatest experience…read morewith teachers my son was given a computer that he can use to go into the internet with no restrictions at school time and it's still being allowed I complained about it not being restricted and all they did was sorry. Kids need normal school work in class as it's very distracting. After school class for kids to catch up academic is needed.

Fantastic school with committed staff. It's named for a Sacramento icon centrally located and…read moreimmaculate facilities!

The place is good and bad at the same time for many reasons. There been a lot of immigrants coming…read moreto I Rene B.West so the education system got a little slow. The teachers are very patient and that's a good thing. The painting and art on the school really lightens up the mood. It's a good school so, I kinda recommend it but there's better places.

My husband and I have not decided whether to put our son in private or public school. We already…read morehave registered for private and decided to register for public school as well, as an option. Although we registered late, the lady that I spoke on the phone (forgive me, I forgot her name) was very nice and accommodating. We got there and received our registration packet. She answered all our concerns/questions. I put four stars only because this was our first time to go over there and start the registration process.

Roy Herburger was the publisher of the Elk Grove Citizen, the newspaper that serves the city of Elk…read moreGrove and the south Sacramento area. He was also the owner of Herburger Publications, a newspaper printing plant. His support for education and Elk Grove schools resulted in a partnership with the school district and many statewide awards for his education reporting beginning in 1959. Roy Herburger was born in Cambridge, Missouri but was raised in Stratton, Colorado where his parents were involved with printing and publishing. He graduated from Stratton High School in 1948 and the University of Missouri, School of Journalism, in 1953. He then attended the United States Air Force where he graduated from Officer's Training in 1955. He served in the military until 1957 as a first lieutenant navigator, instructor. When Mr. Herburger took over the Elk Grove Citizen in 1959, he determined that schools and education should be the central theme of his newspapers. In addition to the Citizen, Galt Herald was also under his ownership, so he became a supporter of schools throughout south Sacramento County. Consistently through the years, Mr. Herburger made it very clear that education was the reason he was able to accomplish what he had set forth to do. In his words, he felt that "education held the key to life's success." Mr. Herburger has been a supporter of colleges and universities and he worked with a statewide committee to keep journalism as a major in schools. He assisted high schools with the production of their newspapers and taught students how to finance their publications through advertising. A long time community advocate, Mr. Herburger contributed to the betterment of the entire Sacramento area in his efforts. He was one of the persons responsible for the placement of Cosumnes River College in the south area and served on the CRC Foundation Board for 39 years. He is a supporter of the Los Rios colleges and Delta College as well. Mr. Herburger was active in statewide publishing groups, and since 1981, he served on the California Newspapers Publishers Literacy Committee