Alicia C.
5/18/2019
I just got finished being a school psychology intern for a year here. Being someone who is a credentialled teacher and having taught in Oakland, San Lorenzo, and Alameda, and Union City, I know...
Arroyo Seco Elementary School
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5280 Irene Way
Livermore, CA 94550
Arroyo Seco Elementary School, part of the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District in Livermore, CA, was established in 1971 and has since been recognized as a California Distinguished School. Offering a comprehensive educational experience for students from kindergarten through fifth grade, the school focuses on a wide range of subjects including language arts, mathematics, sciences, history, social sciences, technology, fine arts, and physical education.
Equipped with a media center, library, and computer laboratory, Arroyo Seco Elementary School provides ample resources to enhance students' reading, writing, and problem-solving skills. The school boasts a dedicated staff that includes a special education resource specialist, speech therapist, and psychologist to support the diverse needs of its student body.
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4.09 reviewsL W.
1/5/2023
My previous review was based on the past administration lack of response to safety. With the new principal, my review has been updated. I am happy to see Seco is a wonderful and safe environment...
Elise S.
9/20/2018
I agree with previous poster about Principal Esmat. This school is full of amazing parents donating a LOT of time for PTA (I used to be one of them for years) along with some awesome and amazing...
Brandon S.
1/31/2022
New Principal sucks, the new one was much better and it's sad to see it in the state that it is. It's like any other school nothing special about it. Most teachers are pretty good some and some...
Heather D.
11/5/2018
My children have been attending this great school for over five years now, and we love Arroyo Seco. Their teachers work hard and clearly care about the students. I see them working long hours and...
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