I went to Sun Valley Jr. High from 1969- 1970 when they kicked me out for getting in a fight three…read moredifferent times with the same person. The best teacher in that school at the time was Mr. Wilkerson a math teacher.

I went to this school in w 80s I really miss mister hardy are councilor and miss blue stone I…read morereally miss the Beautiful incite they gave me in life

3 years I gave my review and now my sons leaving and going to HS! Wowza time flies. My final…read morereview. My son came out smart and level headed. School is always clean. Parking afterschool never an issue. Great teachers. Especially the college prep teacher Mr. Tajeda. Great theater program. Very organized. I'm extremely pleased and greatful as a parent.

I never got my diploma, they lost it and never called me back. I transferred here from Walter Reed…read moreM.S. and it was way better. Teachers were ok but staff wasn't, they treated you like crap, they believed they were superior than you hopefully they don't have the same people as before or else the kids aren't going to have the best time in middle school.

0 stars if I could the bathroom were dirtier than the ones in chipotle and the ice cream machine…read morebroke when I order my McFlurry with Oreos!Imma just go to BK I can have it my way and eat Taco Bell there.

I attended this high school pre-Prop. BB. Poly's itsy-bitsy campus held something like 4,000…read morestudents. If I remember correctly, we had three tracks, A, B, and C to accomodate all of them. Generally, it was pointless since about only half showed up for class at any given day. Our graduating class had around 600 students. You do the math. Because there are four grades, there should be around 1,000 students per grade. That means of the 1,000 students who started 9th grade, only 600 made it this far. Before No Child Left Behind, LAUSD would wink-and-nod at this failure since failing schools tend to be cash cows. The bathroom was the filthiest thing you're ever going to see ever in your life. There is not enough trips around Africa that will dissuade you that, yep, the hole in the ground dug for you in an open-air abbatoir by Mbuke will ever be as filthy as the urine-soaked walls of the Poly High men's bathroom. "This use to be white" wasn't just something you say about Michael Jackson, you can also say that about the fecal-encrusted walls. Don't get me wrong, I have great memories of this place. The Thai-owned wanna-be American diner across the street was a frequent hangout. The teachers are mostly good, but I was in the magnet program. If you are a go-getter, the resources are going to be there for you. Teachers like self-starters so even there are classes that are not available, they'd take you in and do the paperwork to give you the appropriate credit. For example, there was only one French 3 student in the entire school. Qui? Moi. But the Mme. Vamosiu took the time to give me her never-used French 3 materials, left me alone, and taught the rest of the class in the only language they understand in a French class: Spanish. Let's say that you are a billionaire's son and you are well aware of that when you started school here. After graduation, Poly will make you feel that pulled yourself up from your own bootstraps.

#2K16 fam. Join…read moreclubs or you'll be bored out of your mind. Try out Mr. Bolitas classes. Him and his classes have done the new murals around the school.

A wonderful public school where students truly receive a strong education and are expected to be…read morefully committed to their studies. It's great that it includes both middle and high school with a relatively small number of students, so everyone knows each other. There is no bullying, and there is a real sense of safety and responsibility. The teaching staff is excellent, and parents are actively involved in the life of the school and support its events and activities. I truly hope that Mr. Rosenthal remains the principal and that the school continues to thrive.

Our son has attended The Science Academy STEM Magnet since 6th grade and we can not say enough…read moreabout the school, administrators, teachers and families. The program is highly rigorous and challenging (all students in the program are studying at highly advanced levels for science and math). The homework load can be overwhelming at times but there is a terrific support network to ensure that students stay on track. Our son has made great friends and loves his teachers. The academics are top notch. For the second consecutive year, The Science Academy was the number one school in the state of California with the highest scores among grades 6 through 8 in English, math and the English and math combination. For kids who love math and science and are up for the challenge, this is one of the best school options in LA.

I went here and left in the middle of 4th grade around 2015 ish. The only few teachers I can…read moreremember were Mrs. Horn, Mrs.Hanson or handson, Mrs. Rodriguez, and my favorite who was my kindergarten teacher Mrs. Chun or chunn. When I joined the principal was Mrs. Jay and we were close and had the same name! But she left and a new principal joined who I can't remember now. I have a few more pictures like yearbook photos and my sister's graduation from kindergarten in Mr Rialtos class (I think that was his name but Rialto was also the street I lived on so maybe not)

Loved my daughter's 1st year of preschool. Ms. Maria Martinez did an awesome Job with the children.read more

I came to this Church for Holy Thursday Mass me and my Mom (April 17, 2025). A person that we know…read morefrom this Church she brought her Bread and came to this mass because in Facebook it said there was going to be a Bread Blessing. Everything went well in this Mass until when the mass almost finished and the priest didn't do the blessing of the Bread and just went straight to the Blessed Sacrament but forgot about the Bread Blessing. But I know it's not the priest fault because I know this priest would have done that. I Know she was not the only one taking the Bread there were many people also taking their bread also to bless it. So after the mass, we went to go ask the guy in charge of the Ushers and told him about this and he said It's not my fault that they didn't told me about this. At least he admitted it. So pretty much it's the other Ushers fault for not telling the guy in Charge and he would tell the Priest about this. There is some miscommunication between the Ushers. But also the Post for Holy Thursday in Facebook it clearly says that the Bread will be blessed during the mass and they forget about the Bread Blessing. The post is Underneath for Evidence and the mass was Recorded live and you check that also the Bread Blessing didn't happen.

My child has been going to this school for three years now and she loves school the teachers.read more

This school is the worst! they give detention to students who have bad grade while the others…read morestudents have fun! They also gave My daughter and her friend Detention and made them Sit there in detention for 1 hour and 40 minutes cause they were 0.1 points off!

The worst principal and the worst school I've ever seen in my entire life. The principal washes his…read morehands of all issues. My child was severely injured (broken arm, broken wrist, bullied, kicked in the head, punched I the face, braces broken) and never did anyone seem to give two shits but they sure know how to suspend your child for all he wrong reasons. This school needs to remove a few people if they ever want to succeed. Please see pic attached of how the principal handles bullying.