I visited this school with high hopes. I remember when it started the parents at the local public school were excited about the prospects, but the current administration seems disorganized and unable to get the school out of a deep rut. It appears to be mired in mediocrity.
I go to that school right now I'm in 6th grade since it opened i've loved and the cool thing is that i've been there since kindergarten also when it opened. Since I've been there its been super cool its an awesome school. This year for the upper graders they gave us laptops (6th, 7th, 8th) chromebooks and its much easer to do our homework and it has classes for advanced people like Honors English
and Honors Spanish I'm in both and it is awesome
BRING YOUR KIDS YOU WILL NEVER REGRETTED
Bad school.., third grade teacher ms. Nicolia is very rude to her students I went to check out my son and I could hear her scream from the other side of the hallway .., my son would tell me she would tell her classroom students that they all are bad students and they are dumb I told the principal and they said they couldn t prove anything I had to get my son out of that school.., don t bring your kids here at all zero star this place should get shut down!!!!
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A sad experience where the teacher and director mr ramos do not pay attention to the situation of school aggression, not giving the importance it deserves and requires, ignoring internal rules and regulations of the institution, reaching the point of justifying the unjustifiable. Especially the director Mr. Ramos who completely obviated my concern not having time to attend to me but for a week after the fact and not having the security of having a child in DIA transferred. ...
My son Adam started going to DIA since kindergarten. From early stages, it amazed me how quickly he picked up on being Bi-lingual. Loved it until while in 1st and 2nd grade we challenged our decision of keeping him at DIA as Adam was sort of academically confused, and below average advancement was shown in these two years during early adaption process.
In doing my desperate research there have been many studies that show the positive outcome of bilingualism at early stages. Being Bi-Lingual enhances kids cognitive and academic growth.
I can now say that these "molding/adaption" years were most necessary as he was going through a transformation of dual language environment. He had to unconsciously teach himself to understand, process, and act in English and in perfect Spanish! High expectations for a little guy.
We are so glad we stuck around and trusted DIA's curriculum academic process! Since then, we proudly share Adam's development, linguistic growth, and his multi-cultural enrichment.
Be patient and trust the process!
Disgusting....!! The principal is un-educated with no morals. There to suppress and use the Hispanics. Bring your kids if you don't care about gangs and racism on part of the staff.
I wrote down my daughter and she already had a place so they just took it away from her and gave it to another student. Very bad
This place is not good there job on keeping your children safe sucks
I was there just to teach a CPR class so my experience was limited.
The campus was nice and seemed to be kept up well.
I dealt with about 20 staff, they seemed genuinely interested in the course that could save lives.
I loved the wall art.
It seemed that there was a lot of motivation with the kids.
I think the dual immersion concept is great.
This school was grate until they change the system to a New principal.
Still new, but so far early 20th Century pedantry i.e., slavish attention to petty rules and details and conformity are the order of the day.
Hahaha it s gonna be a no thanks from me. Not a good school. They don t take care of it and the administration isn t good sorry. They teach your kids 90% Spanish and the rest English. And no they don t have a bus to pick up your kids.
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