I was just curious which middle school this area feeds into. This is in scripps ranch – west of Pomerado Road and south of Spring Canyon Road. The elementary school is Jerabek elemnetary. I think the high school would be Scripps Ranch High.
My kids went to Jerabek long ago–walked the two blocks to school every day for years. Good, highly-rated school then, and I presume still is. I believe the local middle school is Marshall. A buddy sends his kid there and is not happy with it, despite the favorable demographics. Lots of busy-work homework. His kid gets all A’s, but so do 125 students out of 400. Serious grade inflation.
My kids went to Jerabek long ago–walked the two blocks to school every day for years. Good, highly-rated school then, and I presume still is. I believe the local middle school is Marshall. A buddy sends his kid there and is not happy with it, despite the favorable demographics. Lots of busy-work homework. His kid gets all A’s, but so do 125 students out of 400. Serious grade inflation.
My kids went to Jerabek long ago–walked the two blocks to school every day for years. Good, highly-rated school then, and I presume still is. I believe the local middle school is Marshall. A buddy sends his kid there and is not happy with it, despite the favorable demographics. Lots of busy-work homework. His kid gets all A’s, but so do 125 students out of 400. Serious grade inflation.
My kids went to Jerabek long ago–walked the two blocks to school every day for years. Good, highly-rated school then, and I presume still is. I believe the local middle school is Marshall. A buddy sends his kid there and is not happy with it, despite the favorable demographics. Lots of busy-work homework. His kid gets all A’s, but so do 125 students out of 400. Serious grade inflation.
My kids went to Jerabek long ago–walked the two blocks to school every day for years. Good, highly-rated school then, and I presume still is. I believe the local middle school is Marshall. A buddy sends his kid there and is not happy with it, despite the favorable demographics. Lots of busy-work homework. His kid gets all A’s, but so do 125 students out of 400. Serious grade inflation.
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