It's funny because they disabled there reviews on google for the amount of negative feedback they receive. Pick up procedure is an absolute commodity and a mess. Let me say that there school security is NOT a traffic controller. It is absolutely illegal to have vehicles block off a major road (Orange St), Not to mention there is PLENTY of parking inside but again, this security doesn't seem to know how to do her proper job and this school's administration seem to like breaking state rules/laws. All it takes is a phone call to the Unified District and the SDE and they'll get an earful. I work for operations for many school districts throughout SoCal and non of the schools have it as bad as this school. Something proper has to be done within state regulations as it is now becoming unsafe and a hazard for parents and children. DO BETTER!! read more

1. First of all, this school comes highly recommended by many people around me. Because of that, I was full of anticipation and submitted my application early. I give 1 star because Connie 2. However, as I progressed step by step through the application process, I truly realized that Connie is an absolutely terrible person--arrogant and rude. Despite this, I maintained the best possible attitude, as it was my first time applying, and there were many things I didn't understand. The school's website clearly states that if further information is needed, they will contact applicants within five business days. I submitted my initial application on February 5th, but received no response for a long time. I sent emails but got no reply. When I logged into my account again, I discovered that some of my address verification documents were deemed unacceptable. However, by that time, ten days had already passed. I then re-uploaded the documents and sent another email. Since I wasn't receiving any responses, I didn't know what else to do, so I followed up again. When I finally got a reply, the entire email was written in all capital letters, clearly showing anger. She told me she had been on vacation. But if you're going on vacation, shouldn't you delegate your responsibilities to someone else or set up an automatic email reply? How was I supposed to know where you were? I had no intention of rushing you--I was just afraid that my lack of experience in handling this process would delay my child's enrollment. I was just a mother, full of hope, seeking help. But in the end, Connie responded to my inquiries on the registration website entirely in CAPITAL letters and even marked my case as "PARENT EMAILED." Does this mean I was being treated differently? Even so, I still complied with her requests, submitted all the required documents, and made several visits to the office. However, her attitude remained impatient, repeatedly emphasizing how busy she was and how much work she had to do. We all have jobs. You get paid because you have work to do. If you feel overwhelmed, you can always find another job that suits you better. After sharing my experience on social media, I was shocked to learn that many other Chinese parents had received the same poor treatment from her. But most of them chose to stay silent. I don't want to do that. I don't want more parents in the future to suffer discrimination when trying to register their children for school. On March 6th, my landlord and I personally went to the school to submit all the required documents. You told me that you would send me a link before 3 PM, which I had to fill out promptly. That entire day, I didn't do anything except refresh my email. I called you multiple times, but no one answered--even though it wasn't lunchtime. I asked you whether you would be working the next day, and your response was, "Maybe I will, maybe I won't." That afternoon, after still receiving no reply from Connie, I went back to the school in person. When I asked if she had received my email, she said she hadn't checked yet. But when I was about to hand her a printed copy, she suddenly said she had already received it. What a contradictory person. At first, I thought maybe she simply didn't smile at anyone, or that she treated all parents the same way. But that day, I personally witnessed her warmly smiling at other parents--who, of course, were not Asian. I was beyond furious. Was it because I was too ugly? Or was it simply because I had an Asian face? Whenever I greeted her with a smile, she always responded with an impatient expression. Why is it that all of her colleagues are so nice? I've spoken with Christina before, both in person and over the phone, and every time, she tried her best to help. Even through a phone call, I could feel her warmth and kindness. But Connie--why do you make things so difficult for us? If you don't respect your job, don't expect respect from us read more

Worst school ever. Both of my brothers come to this school and the only reason why we are staying at this school is because of how close we live. I ride my electric bike to pick both of my brothers and the security guards doesn't even let me sit on my bike even though it's completely off. They also don't allow my street legal bike to go out though "their" road. read more

Worked as a teachers aid for the special education program. The teachers work really hard to provide the best education. Administrative staff is pretty good too. The school is relatively clean. As much as a school can be. Custodian staff do a good job and security keeps the school safe. No issues with safety. The security does a really good job honestly. The playground is nice. Pretty basic, but well-kept. Everything about this elementary school is great. The students are awesome. read more

this school is amazing they staff are wonderful and education is good my daughter had mrs. Mendoza she was great she helped her get better in math and everything read more

My kids go and they love it, good teachers and good atmosphere for growth to learn a lot.

I just want to say that I was a student in this school but left in 2014 I was a 3rd grader but I never forgot how amazing this school was and how good they treated me also I want to get in contact with my old teachers so if you knew a Michael A. That was me so love you Eastvale Elementary and will never forget the good memories. read more

This school has multiple issues because a supervisor once yelled at a 1st grader for no reason and they have really rude lunch ladies inside the cafeteria and they have really gross food like very greasy pizza so I recommend you don't come to this school. read more

Hey there! This school is pretty great! Coming from a former wildcat myself, the organization is great for elementary kids. The only thing I personally had a problem with was that the staffing kind of babies us a little. Meaning, that's great for the kinder-third graders but the upper graders get a teensy bit annoyed with it. For example, we were only allowed to be picked up in a certain area, which made the traffic very awful(a lot of dumb drivers TBH). Another example was that they had a line drawn to a certain point. You couldn't cross that line unless you were walking. That made all of the parents, supervisors, and students cramped together. Also, in my opinion they have very strict rules. You're not allowed to slide down the slide headfirst(I got a citation for that). Also, they have this rule called "FreezeBell," where you literally stand still when the bell for recess is rung. If you move, you get a citation. These are a few rules I remember, not sure if they've changed. My sister, however is in the third grade. "We're not allowed to run on the blacktop," she states, "and I think that's really dumb." My brother, a junior, and former wildcat says, "everything," when I asked him rules he thought were dumb from elementary school. Other than being paranoid, this school provides nice education, is clean, and is fun at times. (Where do you think I got my writing skills? I'm only in seventh grade!!) read more