Parkview Elementary School

It was a great school and I'm really gonna miss it
Its open to children with disabilities as well with OT and a RSP teachers
At first you may think its bad but its really not if you get to know it well
I've been here from tk/kinder to 6th and i can assure that it was a delightful experience
Mrs. Bish, ms. Williams, ms. Thisquen, and ms. Vierra are some of the names to look forward to

I had so many Amazing friends at parkview its a amazing school soo many good teachers and I miss it soo much the friends you make ther are unforgettable no matter what happens Its amazing all of my teacher were amazing I had an amazing time at parkview for kinder to 6th

Overall positive school. The principal is proactive and involved, she is working hard to advance her school, and she is by all measures doing a good job. The principal communicates with parents every week on Sunday and informs them of the upcoming week. The teachers are decent too and do their best to give their kids a good education. The school has several programs, activities and events to keep parents involved. The Oak Grove School District is not a wealthy district and at Parkview the kids qualify for free lunch at a rate of over 50% of the population. The majority of the families appear to be working class blue collar, with a few white collar professional parents thrown into the mix. Overall the parents are nice and concerned about their kids. Some of the kids come from single parent homes. A small minority of the kids have behavioral issues, possibly because of the home situation. The demographics are very mixed with Latino and Asian students the majority, then white and black kids. It is a good demographic mix and reflects San Jose and California well. I like the school, my son likes the school and if the parent is involved with their kids education, they can succeed here. Recommended.

My experience at this school was just amazing! The students were overall nice, and I really miss it. Miss Angela was the most dedicated secretary I've ever had. She knew everybody's name.