Cooley is one of every school it's got terrible bathrooms and lunches are absolutely…read more disgusting.Lots of bullies and mean girls and guys from my experience staff are very nice other than if they think u did something in reality you did nothing wrong.Lots of fights and just chaos teacher are very just like expectant of u to just not ask questions and just learn it yourself kinda thing which is well annoying.I love Mrs.Berstiner and Mrs.Donnels and Ms.Plunkett Ms.Tala Mrs.James Mrs.Webber Mrs.Hollingworth and Mrs.Amaro! All 8th grade and 7th grade associates but amazing at what they do shout out to them! I feel like ur child out of my concern for everyone could or could not be safe here.I feel like kids there are very nit picky when it comes to being nice or mean they are very racist and rude and nasty and ruthless and ridiculous!! But Band and Mrs.Dow are the Best! She will love to have you sweetest lady I know!

The school is nice but the boys are harassing the girls and the school is doing nothing about it…read more We have only one break and it is not enough. Although the food is pretty nice.

Eureka School Board in Granite Bay decided not to end the mask mandates for our children yesterday…read more2/15/2022. They decided to wait for the state to lift it. My issue with this is that we have a Governor who implemented this mandate but chooses not to follow it when it comes to him and his colleagues; when they don't think we are watching. Not only that, We had a superbowl in Los Angeles and obviously there was no concerned about mask, most everyone showed their beautiful faces with excitement. Roseville, Rocklin school district decided to drop the mask mandates but not Eureka. What a shame this is because it seems it's about the money and not the children. I hope parents will encourage the mask mandates to be dropped so our children can enjoy the same excitement as our governor. Parents should call the Superintendent Tom Janis at 919-791-4939 and let him know that getting a fine for students without mask is worth it. If things continue maybe us parents could vote him out of his position along with the others who puts money before our children. Thank you Roseville, Rocklin for caring about our kids!!

So many wrongs since moving here. To the point of feeling safe enough to rate but not safe enough…read moreto explain due to retaliation. Advocate and watch your kids.

My kids have been attending JAA for 8 years. I highly recommend this school. Love the 10 core…read morevalues + the uniforms. If you are tired of public school and don't want to do home school or private school, this is the place to go!!

Today, we participated in a "new" student orientation at JAA Roseville, prompted by the closure of…read morethe high school division at the campus my children currently attend due to low enrollment. My children had cultivated a close-knit community at Lincoln JAA and appreciated the overall positive atmosphere. They held high expectations that the Roseville campus would offer a similar environment; however, we were disappointed following our interaction with Mr. Norman Gonzales, the Secondary Principal of JAA, and Mr. Smith. The initial reception was anything but welcoming. The conversation quickly shifted to one of my daughter's academic performances, highlighting her struggles in a manner that rendered her feelings of inadequacy and anxiety regarding credit recovery for graduation. While I acknowledge the importance of direct communication, it is essential to remember that we are addressing a teenager, not an adult. My child has faced significant self-esteem and confidence challenges stemming from prior experiences of bullying, which is precisely why we sought the supportive environment at JAA. Mr. Gonzales's demeanor, which I suspect may be influenced by his extensive background in government, appeared to lack compassion. He was cold and lacked any empathy. Someone like this should not be in education or around children. It doesn't surprise me that he was on the JAA board; the same board that failed to adequately inform parents about the closure of the high school division at JAA Lincoln. His comments, particularly regarding my daughter's appearance and the manner in which he addressed her, were inappropriate and made her cry during the orientation. The atmosphere felt more like an interrogation than a welcoming introduction, and his behavior was entirely uncalled for. He was speaking to us like we were beneath him. Mr. Smith remained largely silent throughout the meeting, which I interpret as a precautionary measure to avoid incurring Mr. Gonzales's disapproval. I left the meeting astonished that an educator would confront and demean a child in such a manner. It appears they reviewed her transcripts, recognized her IEP status, and opted to distance themselves by deterring her from attending. Also, he wanted to make it very clear that they do not have services for emotional needs and that they do have a bullying issue. Rather than conveying a message that they wished to welcome her back, it seemed they were discouraging our continued engagement with JAA. I am deeply unsettled by the handling of this situation and am considering elevating this matter to the board, as I believe this experience was both inappropriate and unacceptable. If they were attempting to discourage, they certainly won. I will never have my kids attend another John Adams Academy.

Great teachers and principal now! Teachers that care and want their students to succeed.read more

this may be one of the worst schools I've went to. They preach about not tolerating bullying of any…read morekind then go on to side with the perpetrators while the victim gets a "you'll be okay, we've talked to them." the principal is extremely rude and yelled at my mother over the phone because we were trying to fix a bullying issue that I was facing. The teachers here are also horrible and do not care about bullying either, sometimes they'll even jump in on it. Definitely do NOT send your kids here.

w principle and the teachers actually taught us something that we didn't…read moreknow................................

Teachers are awsome and school is clean, great support and the school is nice all aroundread more

yesterday they staged a walk out protesting ice. personally i don't have an issue with that, but…read morewhat i do find problematic is that their students held up signs with vulgar language on them that my 6 and 8 year olds were able to read, they were flipping people off, climbing all over structures, acting like fools. my kids have since brought it up several times asking about the bad words written on the signs and why they seemed so angry. this is completey unacceptable. my children are set to go to oakmont in a few years but at this point i'm seriously questioning if thats the right move for them. do better kids, once again i'm not even upset at the protest, just how they handled themselves.

I got sexually harassed and touched in front of the school by a popular wrestler and they did…read morenothing also the science b- teacher sund try to get me expelled or suspended for " selling drugs in class" when I took Advil for my period how pathetic

I really like this school... but a few of the yard duties are rude and inconsiderate. The rallies…read moreare really fun and amazing. I do not like that the school is not allowing us to be on our phones or listen to music in class even if the teacher lets us now. High school is way less strict on dress code and phone polocies so some of the teachers that say, "It's gonna be a lot more strict in high school" have no idea what they are talking about. The amount of lunchtime is good and the classes are short enough that you dont get bored easily. Anyways, I had a relatively good 2 years here despite the ups and downs.

For two years (5th grade and 6th grade), my student received a score = 4 (the highest score) on the…read moreCAASP state testing and A's in all of their classes. By the Folsom Middle School English Honors requirements, my student qualified for English Honors for 6th grade and 7th grade years. THEY DID NOT GIVE IT TO MY STUDENT FOR TWO YEARS. They refuse to help over-achieving students to reach their full potential. When asked regarding having my STUDENT into the English Honors program, I was told that they will now be on a waitlist in the order that my email was received in their mailbox.