nice school grounds and a huge stadium. went here for the Street Band Competitionread more

The principal arranged for a tour, which was conducted by the Assistant Principals, on a day when…read morestudents were not even there, for a pair of visitors from Japan. Amazing!

It's an ok school. Just like any school it has its how and downs. But the staff does not understand…read moretheir own Rules of 85 or how to properly apply it.

I went to this high school, and both my kids have gone here. Class of 2004 here. The school seems…read moreto have had a lot of upgrades to it, as is expected after so many years since my attendance. The library is definitely a great addition considering the one we have was a third of the size. There have been quite a few other improvements as well, but the bones of the original school are still there. As far as the staff goes, it's a 50/50 toss up. You have some teachers that are doing well by their students, and some that are just petty. You have some counselors who seem to take an active interest in ensuring a child is on the right path for their future, and then you have the ones who are taking actions that affect your child's record. Discrimination seems to be commonplace with the staff. At least that's how my child and I have felt. I'm leaving a review because there is an issue with how things are ran. My child gets sick often because autoimmune issues run in the family. Every time he is sick I notify attendance. As of now, I have received multiple letters stating my child is chronically absent, and the whole blah blah about how it affects grades. My son's grades are excellent, because even when he is sick, he gets his work done. He is also in AP classes. His grades in fact are NOT suffering. First off, it is posted in each classroom that if you are sick, to stay home. But if you follow this guideline, you get threats in the mail about possible legal action. So their rules contradict themselves. Now, any time my son is sick, a doctor's note is required. Doctor's can't stand when a child is brought in every time they are sick, just for a note. Not everyone has the ability to get a same day appointment, and urgent care is another problem. I myself am disabled, so it's difficult just to get out and run around trying to find a place to get my child a doctor's note. Not only does the staff at this school discriminate, they don't uphold their own rules. If you want children to stay home when they are sick, then don't send letters home when they are excused. It seems as if they think I'm just keeping my child home just to skip. I could understand if my child was actually struggling. But he isn't. The grades prove it. The classes he is in and upholding, prove it. His ability to participate in extracurricular activities, prove it. What it comes down to is this, I'm not the only parent having this issue. So this is a problem with the institution, not the kids. Yes there are students that are skippers and who are failing, my child isn't one of them. To send these letters home and labeling him is affecting his record, which both he and I have a problem with. Especially considering he is going to be applying to some big colleges, required for his particular career field. Something needs to change, clearly. Even if it means all the parents and children being affected by this have to start having a voice, and bring it up at a board meeting. End the stigma with chronically ill people and stop discriminating against them. It's the schools job to make sure my child meets requirements and graduates. My son is doing his part, the school seems to be doing what they can to tarnish his name. I've made attempts to contact the principal in the past about matters, but never have I received a response. If your child will be attending this school, keep records of everything. It will help you in the long run.

Campus is very clean and beautiful. I appreciate the artificial grass In the center of the quad…read morebecause my son has allergies. Staff, specifically the teachers, are very quick to respond to messages through parent square. Also appreciate the homework check points available for parents access on a daily basis! Middle school is a tricky stage for parents, so this helps! Principal Carliza Bataller has been on top of things: welcoming, transparent with communication, and full of energy.

It is just a great school lol. I has a huge basketball courts, tons of basketball courts as well, a…read morefootball field and track.

Although the review is rather difficult to understand I agree with Monke D. Although the school is…read morenot the most enjoyable the teachers can be very helpful and caring for the students such as Mrs.Eigl and Mrs. Madueno are two very outstanding teachers who deserve a raise.

If 0 stars were possible, I would select it. I got something I bought with my money confiscated,…read moreand they wouldn't return it, and they may end up using it for their office. The item was a bottle of Febreze. I lent it to some kid, then he gave it to someone else, and then that person used it to spray someone else. I hate this school, some of the teachers are not good and are plain dumb, even my dad said that about a teacher. The kids here are disrespectful and say anything they want. You will have a good time here, but overall, it's a garbage hellhole where people get targeted by staff from time to time, and the education is alright here.

I took my son out this school immediately after a teacher harassed him for having his phone out. he…read morecaused bruises on my sons arms legs. And plus i was thinking of taking him out way before that because the school is literally molding buildings are tilting and they look like they are about to collapse. I would never take any of my kids here again absolutely not. I DEFINITELY DO NOT RECOMMEND TAKING YOUR KIDS HERE.

I made so much memories here. Attended 2016-2023 After 2020 things went downhill but before it was…read morea paradise. Truly grateful to have been apart of something so precious.

This is my 2nd go around for SPSV and I can honestly say that this school has been a great fit for…read moreboth of my kids who are both so different in many ways. education is top notch. People may not like that there are not 1000 kids in school but to me i absolutely love it. The staff knows all the kids by name, they are on top of the kids when their grade start slipping and the absolute most important thing to me about that school is it's community. It has an amazing school community. You become family and the kids actually want to be at school. My son is at school on an average 13 hrs a day, and that is by choice!

This has been an amazing school for my son. I believe that you get out what you put in. You have to…read moreparticipate and understand that every place is not for everyone. There are challenging days with any school, it's all about how you respond. Always take it as an opportunity to learn and grow. Go Bruins!!

We had a football game there I took my disabled mother to the game being the first time there…read moredidn't realize how far she'd have to walk to say the least the vice principal went out of his way with a crew member and ensured she got to the other side in the cart and after the game as well awesome hospitality you rock!

Don't send your child here. They have a problem with bullies at this school and do NOTHING to help…read moreyour child. My child has to fear going to school because of the bullies. She has reported it to the office, they did nothing , I have went up to the school several times and still the bullies have pressed on. The school does nothing to protect your children.

My grandson (4th grade, Ms. Carter) has excelled beyond imagination Biblicaly and educationaly…read moresince being a student at SCA. He has even been on the honor roll twice!

My brother is in 4th grade here and always comes home with a story to tell. He has made long…read morelasting friends here and the teachers and staff work hard to keep the school running 100%.

Not a lot of security. No support for students. Bias and too much favoritism…read more Staffs has no appreciation, no feelings and blind for students that works hard.

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All I have to say is: WOW. All their buildings inside and…read moreout look incredibly beautiful and so brand new. I went there for a basketball game and their gym has a second floor! HOW COOL! Everything there, once again inside and out, is squeaky clean. Very unexpected.

Hands down- ACHS is an awesomely beautiful campus…read more.. I recall "open house," when the community was able to tour the school before classes began this past August, and I compared it to a college campus. It's equipped with EVERYTHING- including a culinary arts kitchen adjacent to the cafeteria, a huge theater and gym, beautiful sports fields and even community college classrooms in the main building. It's also a super "green" school, and apparently it's paving the way for future schools to be energy efficient as well... The problem with a bright, new school is, of course, working out the kinks. While it appears that most teachers came from schools in the neighboring vicinities for the most part, that could be both a gift and curse depending on the reputation of your child and you child's chance at a "fresh start". My husband would also say, the football team could use a more diverse staff (but the volunteering moms are AWESOME! GO WOLVES!!!). My above-average 9th grader is doing great because he's a good student and newspaper-worthy athlete, so he had a good reputation and good rapport with the middle school teachers that moved on to ACHS. It also helps that the school only has 10th and 1th graders to start, so the Freshman didn't get that underclassmen welcome from the seniors. My IEP student, 7th grader???? Now, 2012 will be interesting if the world doesn't end... I am dreading an inevitable battle with administration. AND, the school has "combined classrooms" with 2 teachers and more than 60 students. If you're an "A" student, this may not matter so much, but some kids will definitely get lost in the shuffle. : / So, all in all (as my 3rd grader would write) the school is absolutely beautiful and locally staffed with a "down home" feel tucked away in the Bay's shadow, but your child's experience will probably be unique to their needs, as with any school. TIPS: Always use the entrance on the opposite side of American Canyon Rd. because you can exit both directions. The light at American Canyon Rd. also gets REALLY crowded, so avoid it if possible. A new bus route was added specifically for students and the fare is 50 cents each ride. Oh, and GO WOLVES... and GIANTS!!