based on 8 reviews
Chaboya Middle School
3276 Cortona Dr.
San Jose, CA
95135
(408) 270-6900
By: parent
Date: October, 2006
This is one of the best middle schools I have ever seen. Parents are involved with this school which is excellent. They have an outstanding music program which has won many 1st place awards in competitions. Also, their sports program is planned in a way that an individual can participate in each during the school year. This is school is the best and I am so happy that my child goes to Chaboya Middle School, home of the colts.
By: parent
Date: September, 2005
My son has joined in 7th grade and so far I am happy with teachers. I wish they will have more honours classes and advance math and geometry.
By: parent
Date: July, 2005
This is a great school, I've had 2 of my kids gone to this school and they've turned out great. The teachers are very hands on and know their area of expertise, I am preparing to my final child of age 11 this year and then 12 next year to come there. Parents I highly recommend this school.
By: student
Date: July, 2005
This school is great. Academic teachers realy knock sense, humor, and knowledge into these kids heads. The extracurricular activities here are great. The sports are a great way they get there students spirited. The parents have lots of opportunities to get involved and most do.
By: former student
Date: July, 2005
Chaboya Middle School is a really nice public school. It has so many wonderful teachers and offers students great elective classes as well as sports teams.
By: parent
Date: June, 2005
Very good academic programs. Parents are kept informed with weekly newsletter and homework hotline. Some teachers uses e-mail to inform parents of significant projects that may need parent's attention. School activites are organized and safe.
By: parent
Date: April, 2005
- a great school, good English program - regular extracurricular activities - parent involvement is high for a middle school
By: parent
Date: February, 2005
The school needs a new approach in dealing with discipline and underperforming teachers. Parents need to be proactive to make sure their children get the education they are entitled to.
