Menifee Union School District

Vanessa Calderon

First year and I'm just a concerned parent unfortunately I'm a single parent and have no one else to drive my son back and forth to school and so what I usually do is train my son how to get back and forth to school in his bike but I noticed that there's no sidewalk and the school is 20 minutes too far and deserted there's no way this is safe for my son to ride back and forth everyday to school not sure what else to do and boys and girls club time does not work with my schedule even if I switch things around I still have to get him there back and forth not sure if u er will take a minor back and forth to school to get him there but buses is a must can we start funding for this

R Connection

This school district has been a mess these last 3 years. I don’t know if it’s the current government and climate out of San Fran and these people are just mindless followers or if they are purposely trying to harm our kids now. But we will for sure find out!

James Mccoy

Menifee Union School District will remain on the current hybrid learning model and schedule for the remainder of the 2020-21 school year. The district has consistently lagged behind other districts in return to school. They make the MTA their priority over in-class learning.

Charlton Storer

Coming from the Murrieta school district, I requested my two children be allowed to continue /transferred to the school from which they were originally attending, which was denied citing that Menifee could provide the necessary education required. Seriously?! So I would have to fight the district or let it go. I have never heard of a school district not supporting the preferred location for education providing the destination has the resources and the room to accommodate the child. So that tells me they are just trying to fill classrooms for budgetary reasons. The second issue is the horrendous quality of the food served in the schools within Menifee. Again comparing to Murrieta, the food quality and options are night and day between the two districts. The district states the food meets certain nutritional requirements. That doesn't mean the food is good. Now if your own staff won't eat the food, why would the children attending think it's all that better. Both these issues boil down to fiscal management. I hope the district finds a way to make the necessary funds so that they don't have to deny a parents request for a district transfer and that the quality of food meets some of the surrounding cities. Parents also lost bus transportation in 2016 for thier students, again because of funding issues. There were also threats of teachers striking. So again the district had to come up with additional resources to quiet the selfish teachers who would rather have the extra funds aquired go into thier pockets than providing buses, better quality food and new technology for the classrooms. Bravo, teachers of Menifee, bravo! Now this is just the perspective of a parent looking at the schools and district from the outside. I may not have all the facts but it sure seems like the reasons I gave are why I have had such a difficult time since moving to Menifee.