Strawberry Point School - Mill Valley, California

Code Ninja (Noble Gas)

Its been a while since I've attended this school back in 2012, but I have a lot of mixed-up emotions regarding the school. Being one of the only Asians at the school made me feel isolated from all of the other kids. On top of that, a certain group of kids bullied me constantly and wouldn't leave me alone. They were subtle though. For example, once I was scraping a banana peel of of my shoe and one of them PURPOSELY walked in front of me while I was scraping it against a wall. He then told the teacher that I kicked him. As I sat in the office with the other kid, the principal only listened to what happened from his point of view. This went on for years and no-one ever listened to me. I was the troublemaker, and the rich white kids were the perfect students. I eventually confronted one of the kids and told him to knock it off and he admitted that he was trying to get me expelled. I'm not sure how much the faculty's changed since I went here, but the teachers were a mixed bag. Some teachers were incredibly kind and would listen to all that I had to say, while others were less than admirable. For instance, one of my teachers insulted my religion, and laughed when I told her that I thought God made the world. On the bright side, this school had good curriculum and I learned a lot from my time there. They also had great field trips that provided a hands-on learning experience. Overall, I think this school was bad and wouldn't recommend anyone to send their child here. I may have excelled at academics, and was always at the top of my class, but I was frequently bullied, and felt segregated from the other students. I'm not sure if this school had changed since I left, but unless you fit in you'll be tormented by the privileged.

Ann Gusiff

Fantastic teachers and amazing community of parents.

Fred Chaj

Jason Polites

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Jenny Zitser

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