Circling back to discuss the "lack of rigor" from another poster. I am a public school educator…read more Many of the teachers here previously taught in the public school system, such as one who taught for 20 years in LAUSD. The rigor is there. The staff emails all the time and answers emails quickly without needing to set up appointments--that's a HUGE difference than public school. What GCS does better than public schools is give grace--late work is accepted, retesting is often offered, and more. The funny thing is, this is an equity issue that many public districts are just now doing--LBUSD and LAUSD both offer these now. GCS has been doing this for YEARS because it's part of the praxis of Christianity--if you can have a second chance, they'll give it to you. So thankful to be part of the GCS community. I never thought we'd be private school people, but Covid changed that. Now I see the huge difference between public and private education--and I teach in a public school.

It is shocking to me that Mrs. Summers still works at this school and really disheartening to read…read morethe other review about her. I am a grown adult now and can look back and see the ways that some teachers really take advantage of the fact that children do not have the capabilities to defend themselves. I remember many instances of abusive language and outright racism towards me (one of the only Asian students in a primarily white classroom.) I remember an extremely problematic comparison of Asians to Jews when explaining why "people didn't like Jews." I remember her calling me the dumbest smart person she had ever met and treating me like my successes mattered less than the ones of my white classmates. I remember her yelling in class, and I remember her making me cry many times. I am a teacher myself now and am horrified that this was ever allowed. I am horrified that she still works there. People like this should not be allowed to be around children. I hope she finds a different line of work.

I do not recommend Margaret Landell Elementary, especially if you have a high-achieving child. In…read moremy experience, instead of consistently challenging students who are ahead, the school seemed more comfortable using them to help other students. A child who is advanced deserves to be taught, stretched, and supported at their own level, not turned into an extra classroom helper. I was also disappointed by the communication. Too often, concerns were brought up in a way that felt one-sided, and it became hard to trust that situations were being handled fairly and objectively. As a parent, once trust in the communication starts breaking down, the whole school experience feels different. I have also noticed the school community feels very different than it did before. Public enrollment dropped from 700 students in 2023-24 to 662 students in 2024-25, and you can feel that change in the school's energy and parent involvement. The school fair felt much emptier than in previous years, and the overall atmosphere no longer feels like the same strong community it once did. The school may work for some families, but it was not the right environment for my child. I want my child in a place where she is both supported and challenged, where concerns are handled fairly, and where strong students are allowed to grow instead of being held back. Unfortunately, that was not our experience here.

I love the education my son is getting. The principal Dr. G---- is the best. She is really…read moreinvolved with the kids and I can tell, it's the kids that come first with her. My son has had the best teachers so far (Mc--- and B---k.) He will be starting 2nd grade here after this summer's break. The only negatives I must say is there are some rude parents here, and this is such a highly rated public school that some parents manage to bring their kids in from far away. Whereas my wife and I planned accordingly and moved from Huntington Beach back in 2010, to right across the street from Landell. And we have to pay 11K property tax annually to have our son be in this environment - but I'm sure this is synonymous with how competitive parents are these days.

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What is the point of an attendance number when they never answer. Every single phone call goes to…read morevoicemail. Absolutely useless. Don't have your kid come here at all if you get concerned either. They never call you when things get urgent. Not safe.

Today we are at the Handle stadium here at western high school. Celebrating my youngest son…read moregraduation from Cypress high school. Handel Stadium is a football field located at Western High School in Anaheim, California, used for high school sports and graduation ceremonies, Ambience was great very clean Traffic was also good, thanks to the police department, and school staff. Big congratulations to Cypress high

Amazing band wonderful school this one girl in the front ensemble she is a wonderful section leader…read moreand the tenor drum player is also amazing they also provided wonderful educational and athletic performances and opportunities

I remember coming here as a kid, worst years of my life, bullying was definitely aloud as this…read moreschool, teachers like "Ms. Stewart" wouldn't give a dam in my year hearing kids tell me the worst, I'm grown now but from my experience being here it was a neat place just the worst kids and staff ever! Hated having to come to this school everyday knowing I would get terrible mean things told at without anyone caring , even if I told

This is a hold over temporary school used to school kids as their schools get upgraded in year…read morecycles. So far so good the teachers are good teachers and staff is really nice and the facilities are clean it's a good environment for kids to learn.

They've been nothing but kind and accommodating to our Cub Scout Pack - we're able to hold events…read morehere in their MPR pretty much whenever we need. Like all Cypress schools, the facilities are always clean and they hold themselves to a high standard for cultivating and growing our children. :)

I wrote a review for my middle school since I'm going into 9th grade, so I may as well write one…read morefor here as well... It's an elementary school, so they didn't really care about cleaning up. There was trash everywhere, and one of my friend's had to pick it up. The classes were pretty big, but then again I was shorter. I vividly remember 4 memories. The first is my 5th grade teacher, Mrs. Dunagan(I kind of forget how to spell). She was chill, didn't assign homework, yet still tried her best to teach us. The 2nd memory also related to my 5th grade teacher, however, when she was away. The memory is about an awful sub, who I don't even know if she's still alive, but she was rude. She locked my brother outside for talking while doing his work, made us run outside in the grass despite allergies and being severely dehydrated, and otherwise just didn't even try to teach. My friends and I were really into Genshin Impact so we called her the "Crimson Witch of Flames" after one of the bosses, and I still think it's fitting. And, this vivid memory is watching some kid fall into a coma. I don't really remember her name, but she was playing on the monkey bars and accidentally fell, hit her head on something, and next thing I knew an ambulance was out front and they were rolling her away in a wheel chair. Blood was running down her forehead, she was limp and not responding, and needless to say, that changed me as a person. I also never saw her again! I do remember my friend daring me to kick his brother. I was really violent back then so I obliged, and then he fell to the ground crying and sobbing. I almost got the cops called on me, and I wasn't allowed to go and play outside during recess or lunch. It's a reasonable punishment, though not the calling the cops part since I was like 11 or 12. However, what I find unreasonable is that they (they being the workers in the main office) expected me to sit in a corner without getting up, not in sight of the clock, and yet also get up to look at the clock to see when to go back to class since they didn't tell me. And when I did try to do what they expected, they yelled at me to go sit back down. I missed 2 hours worth of class multiple days because of this. Also my brother looked up something on the Chromebook because he saw it in a TV show because he was curious and he got called a predator and almost had the cops called on him. Anyway, I think all elementary schools are dirty and stinky but this one is especially rough. A lot of the punishments were too much, in my opinion. Anyhow, if I had kids, I would try to convince my wife to homeschool them instead of having them go here.

We absolutely love Rossmoor Elementary! We recently switched here from McAuliffe (SDC program) ,…read moreand my other kids previously attended Lee, but now that they're at Rossmoor, the difference has been amazing. My kids are truly thriving and actually look forward to going to school every day. The teachers are incredible and genuinely care about the students. You can tell they put in so much effort, and it shows. The support system here is also something special. Everyone is so involved and welcoming, which makes a huge difference as a parent. The principal and all the staff are just amazing. The school feels very well rounded, organized, and positive. It really feels like a community, not just a school.

Worst school! Terrible principal and staff plus the pressure and two faced staff was horrible! I…read morenever will come here again

Love the teachers and great campus all the teachers were very supportive and caring for each and…read moreevery student go BT!!