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Sierra Heights Elementary School

Public School

Level: 1

Grades: KG - 05

Address: 9901 132nd Ave SE, Renton, WA 98059

Phone: (425) 204-4650

District: Renton School District

636
Total Students
#775
of 1,169 in 2016

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating
98
out of 100
State Ranking
Ranked 775 of 1,169 (2016)
Among schools at the same level in the state

Ratings By Source

2/10
Source 1
Ranked 703 of 1,053

Test Scores

SBAC

English Language Arts • Grade All grades • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 37.3%

Student Body

Total Students
636
Diversity
Very High
Simpson index 75/100
Free / Reduced Lunch
42.0%
of student body

Race & Ethnicity

  • White 32.2% (205)
  • Hispanic / Latino 27.8% (177)
  • Asian 23.7% (151)
  • Two or More Races 9.9% (63)
  • Black 5.7% (36)
  • American Indian / Alaska Native 0.3% (2)
  • Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.3% (2)

Reviews

3.0 /5

Based on 4 reviews

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Parent
March 04, 2021

"Very disappointed with Teacher/staff. Staff don't seem to understand the value of communication and more so accountability. It really feels like THEM vs US. There is no "TEAM." I haven't complained about a meal or a cup of coffee and I cannot express how much this pains me to even write this. They choose to raise their voices and literally bark their rules vs pulling a parent aside, introduce themselves so I at least know who's yelling at me and tell me the policy so we can make sure we follow it. That's 100 how it works here though. If I give my child a demand to come to me or I am walking to take his hand to escort him to our car I should NEVER have a Teacher or Assistant Principal physically hold their hand out to my child and say "no," while I say "Come" and we go back and fourth 3X. In addition, to ("yelling is a perception") talking terse and at a semi higher-volume to my child to do something against what I want when I am standing right in front on them, not even the respect to tell ME what needs to be done and not my child. Who barks demands at a child (6yr) to do something when the Staff sees me and what I am trying to accomplish which was taking my Childs hand and escorting to our car and not say it to the parent? I get safety concerns and policies, but trumping my right as a parent X2 now is beyond me, especially when we are new to the area and its our FIRST day of school. We will never back down from our perspective and what my CHILD (not me) deserves. If they are willing to talk to me this way and my child, how do they handle situations behind closed doors? Such a waste of my time and theirs. Happy to change my review and stance once we see a positive change regarding common respect and care."

Student
June 14, 2009

"I have nothing bad to say about this school! Everything ranging from the staff to the students of 2005-2006, it was wonderful there!"

Student
June 14, 2009

"I have nothing bad to say about this school! Everything ranging from the staff to the students of 2005-2006, it was wonderful there!"

Parent
March 04, 2021

"Very disappointed with Teacher/staff. Staff don't seem to understand the value of communication and more so accountability. It really feels like THEM vs US. There is no "TEAM." I haven't complained about a meal or a cup of coffee and I cannot express how much this pains me to even write this. They choose to raise their voices and literally bark their rules vs pulling a parent aside, introduce themselves so I at least know who's yelling at me and tell me the policy so we can make sure we follow it. That's 100 how it works here though. If I give my child a demand to come to me or I am walking to take his hand to escort him to our car I should NEVER have a Teacher or Assistant Principal physically hold their hand out to my child and say "no," while I say "Come" and we go back and fourth 3X. In addition, to ("yelling is a perception") talking terse and at a semi higher-volume to my child to do something against what I want when I am standing right in front on them, not even the respect to tell ME what needs to be done and not my child. Who barks demands at a child (6yr) to do something when the Staff sees me and what I am trying to accomplish which was taking my Childs hand and escorting to our car and not say it to the parent? I get safety concerns and policies, but trumping my right as a parent X2 now is beyond me, especially when we are new to the area and its our FIRST day of school. We will never back down from our perspective and what my CHILD (not me) deserves. If they are willing to talk to me this way and my child, how do they handle situations behind closed doors? Such a waste of my time and theirs. Happy to change my review and stance once we see a positive change regarding common respect and care."

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