I definitely enjoyed this school and all the opportunities VNHS had to offer. I was a graduate…read morepretty long ago and had the honor of attending my cousin's graduation here. The teachers are funny, witty, and understanding. They have three magnet programs: performing arts, math and science, and medical. Their jazz choir is unbeatable and their volleyball games are through the roof. My cousin will definitely never forget her years here. We both enjoyed the many things Van Nuys had to offer. We also had fireworks at our graduation.

So I'd like to start with what was positive about coming to school here. I graduated in 2021. I…read morereally liked Mrs.Nirmal and Mr.Doctor. Mrs.Nirmal teaches chemistry and she's great. Mr.Doctor teaches history and he is very knowledgeable and helps his students succeed. My issues with the school started in 11th grade in the middle of the year before the pandemic. I was not permitted to join the dance company despite having a rudamentary knowledge of hip hop. This crushed me since I entered in the school specifically to the performing magnet arts program and that did not work out. There was an insane amount of discrimination and bullying going on behind closed doors and when it was brought to the staff's attention more specifically Mrs.Arana she did nothing about it. I experienced the worst cyberbullying and bullying from the kids while it attendance to this school that I'm now 23 years old and I still recall stuff that went on. I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. Do not send your kid here. I would recieve an endless amount of death threats, abelist comments on my former youtube channel, and a lot of people were targetting me because of my religion so I feel discriminated against. Making fun of my religion and sending me death threats is not the way anybody should spend their high school years. I know high school is bad but it does not have to be that bad if you choose the correct school. The students are insanely historically not informed and some of the comments they made towards me behind closed doors are disgusting, nobody should ever be spoken to the way that I was. In response to telling Miss Arana that I was being targeted for being Jewish, she said "there are conflicts in the middle East." NO! We are in Los Angeles and this is her school and this is what people are writing to me here and now, so I felt like she could have done more to take care of it. At the time there was even a "tea page" on instagram where there was a lot of cyberbullying. There were maybe 50 or so posts about me on there and I didn't really have any friends at the school so it was very unfair to me what was going on.

Canterbury Magnet is an amazing school. I say this because I myself attended this school and if it…read morewas great for me, I knew it would be great for my children. I am amazed at how much the teachers and staff care about the students. I have truly seen my children along with their friends thrive and grow here. They are constantly challenged and pushed to be better and they love to learn. Never once have my kids stated that "school was boring." They're always eager and excited to tell me about how their day went and what they learned. I definitely recommend you send your kids here and especially sign them up for the Magnet program. You won't be disappointed by these amazing teachers. They also have great schools programs, Drama club, Folklorico club, Chorus, Robotics, Art with Mr Moen etc. I will definitely miss Canterbury as my youngest graduates this year, especially the teachers. Mrs. Gruber - Thank you for being the amazing teacher that you are.

My wife and I went to walk around this school today. I was a former student when I went there for…read morekindergarten until the forth grade. But that was almost like three decade ago so I'm pretty sure things changed since then. Like any school, the experience here will vary based on some preference. They have a decent size play area toward the back with jungle gym for kids, basketball court and grass area too. The parking here is all street parking but it's usually not bad. I have a couple of friends who also used to go to this school as well and some didn't like it. My wife and I like to walk around the school during the daytime or evening but never when it's pitch black due to safety concern. You just have to watch out for dog droppings here because some people don't pick it up when they are walking their dog.

I called Panorma high school to get my attendance records and Rene Rodriguez assisted me. He was…read morevery professional and patient. He also answered my questions regarding enrollment. Thank you so much Rene Rodriguez !

I will never send my kids in this school. I went to this school and my history teacher was…read morehorrible. She was the worse teacher there. She didn't like me and she would fail me every time. I almost didn't graduate high school because of her. She gave me a hard time while other students were rude and nasty to her. Throwing papers at her and all but she was too focused on me and I was behaved and quiet. She failed me twice or 3 times. I will never forget what she did.. I hope she doesn't teach there anymore because she might do the same to other kids. What an awful teacher! She would talked like a childish woman bringing her dolls in school. Horrible! I hope she reads this review!

This current 16-17 school year was my daughter's first year at St Gen as a Freshman. I am beyond…read moreimpressed with the school. I was just like every parent who is nervous in sending off their child to high school, especially with the horror stories you hear about schools in general but I was wrong. To date I have been very pleased with the caliber and education she has received. I was completely surprised when she told me that the first day of school was an all day event that was put together by the upper grade students as a Welcome Freshman day. I had never heard of any other school making every student involved in creating a safe and welcoming atmosphere to all the new students. I can honestly say that from day one she has been happy. She likes her teachers, has excelled in subjects that she struggled with in Jr High and better yet has not missed one day of school which reflect on her grades and GPA. I have St Gen's faculty and principal to thank for providing the right tools from the start! Additionally while this is a Catholic School and values, character and respect are high on the standards they uphold, this is not your average Catholic School. It is very modern and puts its academics ahead of everything else. They are grooming and prepping students for college from 9th grade by offering College Prep, AP and Honor courses, along with a plethora of extra curricular activities. Unlike most private schools that are very rigid in their dress code, they allow the students to wear daily "Nike athletic gear" that of course is sold in the campus. This is not to say that they are not strict about the athletic uniform because they are but my point is that they have created an environment of comfort and again focuses more on the academics and athletics over dressing like you are going to church everyday. Don't get me wrong there are days that formal wear is required but its not everyday which is really cool. On the financial side of things....don't be scared or think you cannot afford it. Talk to Mrs Z and explain your concern or hestiations and trust me she will walk you thru any process. They are willing to help so don't feel discouraged if you go online and review the tuition pricing. What I find very refreshing and innovative are the night schools which take place once or twice a month every other month or so. The night school sessions feature various motivational speakers that visit from all walks of life and offer such a profound view into their life and struggles that is so inspiring and special. I personally look forward to the night schools. Mr. Horn has provided a way for you as a parent to partake in these night school events which take place in the evening. It really shows how much this school wants you as a parent to have an open dialogue with your child after the end of the event and as you drive home. I really appreciate the time and effort every faculty member puts into these events. Its really a wonderful experience to be a part of and shows the school spirit in full effect. Frankly I have not come across that type of school spirit anywhere else. Its infectious and makes you feel not only like you made the right decision in enrolling your child in this school but that they are in the right hands with people that care and are helping them evolve into adulthood.

St. Genevieve Church in Panorama City, CA bought out an ENTIRE block of homes, demolished them, and…read moreconstructed the ugliest buildings I've ever seen. One is about 8 stories tall with NO windows (see pic)...what is the purpose of that?? What if there is a fire? This church has endless amounts of cash, they get the city to cater to their every needs, including special law enforcement from LAPD to sweep homeless people or anyone who looks unclean from the sidewalk in front of their church. I attended church there a few times, it was very quick and strange. I would never send my kids to that high school.

As a parent, I've had three children attend VAAS. Two have already graduated and one is currently a…read moresenior. Each of their experiences has been different, but one thing has stayed consistent: their confidence has grown and they've learned how to advocate for themselves. I remember when my oldest started as a freshman. He was nervous and trying to figure out where he fit in. He's part of the LGBTQ community, and as a mom you hope your child will be accepted for who they are. At VAAS, he was. The diversity here is real, and you can feel it every day. He joined the dance team, got involved in theater, and eventually became president of several clubs. Watching him grow into a confident leader showed me how much this school was helping him develop as a person, not just as a student. My other two children were excited to attend after seeing his experience, and I've watched the same kind of growth happen with them. They all have different personalities and interests, but they've each learned to speak up for themselves and take ownership of their future. As a parent, that means everything. What makes VAAS special is the smaller environment and the relationships with teachers and staff. Students are known by name, and the teachers genuinely care. I've had teachers reach out not just about concerns, but to share progress and ideas for growth. It shows they're truly invested. Both of my children who graduated from VAAS have now graduated from college, one from UC Irvine and the other from the University of Hawaii, and my youngest has already been accepted into college. That tells me VAAS really prepared them for what came next. One of my favorite experiences as a parent has been Digital Portfolio Night, where students present their own work and reflect on their growth. Seeing that confidence firsthand is something special. VAAS is more than just a school. It's a supportive community that prepares students for life after high school, and I would absolutely recommend it to other families.

Not bad. Not bad at all. I have been to school since I was performing with my Patrick Henry Middle…read moreSchool classmates in drumline. This school is great. The teachers were nice to me. I was class of 2024, and I graduated this school in June 6th, 2024 and Ivana Campos (not in this school, but Louisville Catholic High School) surprised me with her family with her flowers and the card. This school is great. The prom is awesome, sadly I didn't win as a prom king.

The school dose NOT care about safety of the students, also, the kids are really mean and when some…read moreone makes fun of you in front of teacher they just ignore you completely, they were even people the maked fun of where i'm from (allmost half of the class)

The faculty of San Jose Street Elementary School does not care about the safety of their students,…read moreand my family and I are running out of options; We do not want to pull our nephew out of school, and have him repeat a grade for something out of his control because it wouldn't be fair for him, but he has been going to this school for more than a year, and he has been getting bullied ever since he started school. It has comes to the point where we have to ask our nephew if someone hurt him today because he always comes home telling us he got beaten, punch, and hurt at school, and the faculty would not do anything. The faculty keep telling us the bully "already went home or already got picked up", "A Good Child", and "we are keeping an eye on them", but they're clearly do not; My nephew was hurt, punched in the chest every single day this week, and he's been afraid of going to school. They also often do not bring anything to our attention regarding the bullying unless we inquire about it first, and the last time it happened they said, "It did happen yesterday", but they did not report it to us, so if you do care about the safety of your children, I would high recommend avoiding this school unless they make some changes. A lot more children will have to suffer and get hurt because someone lack the required means or conviction to do the job, and how could you even begin educating and inspiring children when you can't even secure their safety.

CCLA-ArTES is an amazing school! My girl has been a student since the 9th grade, and as a parent it…read morehas been amazing to watch my daughter flourish at ArTES! ArTES has the most incredible teaching and administrative staff ever! Each teacher takes an active roll in not only your child's education but also in their emotional well-being. Differences are embraced here, never shunned! The principal, Mr. Lawler is always approachable and always has time to give you. Teachers like Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Solomon, Mrs. Naturman, and Mrs. Jaeggi have been like second moms to my girl, and I can never thank them enough for all they have done for her! I would recommend CCLA-ArTES to anyone and everyone!

This school almost caused my suicide i dont recommend the artez academy the staff Suck they say…read morethey "can help you" instead they tell you your grades as if you don't already know instead of helping they say "go after school " yet people go on bus they can't I was in a very bad position in this school but they did nothing to help the principal suck to the point I had to leave the school Don't send your child here unless you want them in their lowest point in life with no help.id leave a. Zero but I have to choose a one star.

Love the Special Education Teacher here. My experience with her and the thoughtfulness and caring…read moreenergy she put into my son has brought peace knowing my son was left in good hands. I enjoyed the pictures she would share weekly. I wished my son could have stayed with her for kindergarten but he had to go to another special education class at another school and the experience hasn't been the same. He's adjusting well at the new school but it hasn't been the same caring support I got at Vinedale. If I had a choice I would bring my son back.

Not a good school. took my kids out of this school because there were some issues with other…read morestudents. there is a high turnover rate with the teachers here for a reason