when I went there it was a brand new school I was the second graduating class in the school in 1985…read moreI called the school 6 months ago cause I lost my year books for those years and I was lucky they had a 1984 still in the arctives when the school opened up they need an idea for the year book and I told them a mustang and they put the mustang on the 1984 yearbook I loved the teachers there mr murphy was really nice and mrs Shaffer the counselor was a sweet heart I made prinapals awards student awards if you knew the teachers I knew you would love them to

I love this school and the pricipals are nice and some of the teachers are also very nice and the…read morepolicy of no using phones I don't like really but overall I love this school!

What l saw and felt at Back to school night on Wednesday was a waste of a parent's time. How can…read moreyou get a feel for a class or a teachers that even acknowledge a parent in 13 minutes.This a horrible school. Yea parents come on out and stand on sit or on the grass for 30 minutes .

From my son being most valuable player and moving forward with new coaching the next year, all of…read moresudden being over looked. By far my son is not the best but he sure knows the game. Being a GOOD coach at high school you don't have to do much, most kids have been playing the sport already or know how to play the game. Being fair with kids and giving them a chance to show there ability will make kids. When you have your favors most likely your season is not going far. Just remember especially when you have your own kids Coaches "Treat people like you want to be treated" Rating is for sports only

Santa Teresa has a really good community! Parents and teachers really care about the school.read more

Very un pleased with the service here. The staff is very rude and the Principal seemed to be a bit…read morerude and racist, I do not recommend to bring your children here.

Ms. Naila is the best PreK teacher! She goes the extra mile to ensure each child shows progress and…read moremakes learning fun! Highly recommended for the start of children's learning journey.

We are so happy with Miss Naila! This is my daughter's very first school experience, and from the…read morevery first day she has absolutely loved it. She comes home every day excited and full of stories, and even on holidays she says she misses school and keeps talking about her teacher. The classroom has such a warm, friendly atmosphere that has made the transition so easy and joyful for my daughter. We are truly grateful for the care and encouragement she receives--it's made school something she genuinely looks forward to each day.

I received a notice from Parkview elementary school ( excessive illness notice) very upsetting I…read morehave complained to the school. I've even gone to the district to complain. How some of the students or I should say some of the parents are still sending students to school that are sick. My granddaughter has been sick three separate times since August when the school year started, I have made several complaints about that and now today I receive an excessive illness notification letter, which I find very ridiculous. I think from the district perspective a full evaluation needs to take place. I have spoke to several people there at the district and all I'm doing is getting the runaround. I am not getting the support that I need. I blamed the district not the elementary school this elementary school needs so much attention from the district, and they have just shoved them under the rug please if any parents are looking for a School do not choose this one nor the district.

One of the best! Two middle schools won the 2019 California Distinguished School award. Won the…read moreGolden Bell Award for an outstanding SEAL program which trains teachers in techniques to provide enriched language and literacy education for both English-Only and English Learner students - ALL students benefit! Because of the unique way teachers are engaging students, the number of English Learners reclassified to English Proficient has almost tripled since it was implemented. You can find some great teachers and administrators in every district, the difference in Oak Grove is that they work with precision to provide the tools and strategies to make an impact where it matters most, in the classroom. With 12 schools receiving the award for CORE Academic Growth and student scores continuing to exceed the state, I think that speaks for itself.

I like this schools band a lot. The band director is gung ho in helping his students, although he's…read moreretiring his replacement is also awesome. Despite the sort of run down grounds and below average sanitation the community is alright. Caw caw eagles

Ok here the thing we have kids practicing football at your school in the lights are not on like…read morehello how do we suppose to see the practice without the lights do what's right in turn on the lights for the kids.

2011 API score....901! Highest score in MHUSD 3 years in a row.read more

Our family is so thankful for the Charter School of Morgan Hill! My oldest daughter is now a…read moreFreshman at Sobrato High School. She started at CSMH as a kindergartner! I feel that my daughter is very well rounded. She was able to take Spanish 2 and a higher level math in high school due to the classes she had at CSMH We love the teachers, staff, and the parents of our school. I still have 2 kids at CSMH one in 8th grade and one in 3rd grade! I would recommend the CSMH to everyone! There is a wait list to get in but that speaks of how good the school is!

The recent issues in the middle school here are very sad. Inexperienced and power hungry…read moreadministrators are ruining an otherwise vibrant and exciting learning environment. We hope this can be corrected before the school goes further downhill.

I just have to write a recommendation for Almaden Country Day Schoo!. We have been there for 2…read moreyears and have had a GREAT experience. They came highly recommended and I was obviously looking for a school with academics as a priority. Math and Language Arts are THE integral part of the school day. I feel confident my child will be more than ready for the most prestigious high schools. One hundred percent of this year's graduating 8th graders applying to private high schools were accepted I just heard. Wow. The hands on Science program and "Maker's Space"(which teaches children coding, robotics, 3D printing, electronics, etc.) are both phenomenal and I cannot say enough about their Art, Music, P.E., Theater, Foreign Language and Library programs. The difference however, with ACDS is its focus on each child. The moment I enrolled I knew I was entering my child into knowledgeable hands under caring and dedicated teachers that would encourage his gifts as well as continuing with academic rigor. Whether it be their after school sports or enrichment programs as well as the over 40 electives in middle school, he would find "his" path. Since that day, my child has broadened both in his academic knowledge and most importantly, his self confidence. He is an 4th grader and loves his school! The tenured teachers, under an exceptional Head of School, encourage self exploration and provide the opportunity for each child individually to find their path while still adhering to curriculum. No school is perfect and I am totally aware...but they ask. In a yearly survey we are asked, How are things? How can we do better? Does your child feel challenged and accepted? Do you feel a part of your child's education and development? Do you and your child feel a part of the community? (Along with much more!) Its other accolade is their TLC program which is one of the only specialized programs of its kind in the Bay Area. It provides 4:1 ratio for children who need small group education (within perimeters) in Math, Language Arts and Social Studies while integrating for other studies into the larger classroom experience in preparation for high school. It is a supportive environment with specially trained teachers that allows children to feel confident in their learning. My child has benefitted tremendously from this program while still feeling accepted within the larger program. ACDS has intentionally planned for seamless transitions within children's daily routines. I encourage anyone interested to go to their website or an open house and see for yourself. I encourage you to talk to other parents! Several! Or even the kids (whom by the way give the open house tours.). Your school choice is a big decision I know. I was there. The more information the better so you can make the decision what is right for your child and your family. ACDS was the right choice for mine.

Nice campus Clean and lots of activities including the…read moretrack invitationals of which we attend! Super pretty part of Camden avenue!

DO NOT ATTEND IF YOU CAN. Deeply disappointing experience that the teaching staff, administration,…read moreand students all played a role in. The pre-pandemic experience was good but the post-pandemic experience was extremely poor. Was physically assaulted on the basis of my sexuality and administration had asked me to be as quiet about the situation to avoid controversy. Administration would constantly bother students over extremely minor things such as completing work outside during the tutorial period or sitting in a car during the lunch or snack break. (I have heard the micromanaging has gotten significantly worse after I left.) Teachers are generally mediocre or genuinely uninterested in teaching; I was interested in pursuing computer science but I found that to be challenging since in my introductory computer science course, my computer science teacher would only teach for 15 minutes during two hour block periods before spending the rest of the time playing computer games. Felt extremely uncomfortable when a teacher seemingly accidentally made a joke calling a dark-skinned student "three-fifths of a student." One teacher has had a history of predatory behavior to young women, even minors, but still continues to teach. Student culture is also poor. Being around these students will motivate you to be successful as they are very driven but there is a toxic competitive culture where students feel like they need to one-up each other in order to succeed. Lots of explicit racism towards black and hispanic people (if you are part of these demographics I highly suggest not coming here) and undertones of racism as some students only prefer being close to students of their own ethnicity / race. Leland comparatively has significantly less resources to other high schools in the area of similar academic caliber. Affluent & competitive students use outside resources such as expensive tutoring services and college counseling to fulfill their academic goals, creating a gap between students who are able to and actively use these resources and students who don't (important to consider as in the college application process, you directly compete with these students.) Leland may or may not be a place where you can succeed and thrive depending on the type of person you are. However, it will likely not be a space where you feel happy or comfortable if you do not conform to the dominant demographics of the school. If you are a parent looking to buy or rent a home in this area with the allure of the "great schools nearby" I strongly suggest you look elsewhere.

I thought this school was full of protective and kind teachers but apparently the vice principal…read moreBrian minklein is the opposite been having issues with it and now taking food from children is far to much wouldn't recommend it if teachers would acknowledge the comments from the student I'm sure they would all agree

I hate the school because they gave detention to my brother for being late 4 times, and I have an…read moreIEP program (individualized education program) because I have a hard time paying attention, and they don't extend their assignment for me, and they don't remind me to do anything!!!! Just to work, and they don't repeat it to me. and that's why I have Fs in the school