Weird place to see school ratings honestly…read more Wanted to point out that for the 2022 Fall season, we are having a very good experience at Cunha. Specifically the principle Mr. Clinton is killing it. Communications are effective and clear, there is obvious attention to keeping the school clean and taking pride in the grounds. Our counselor, Janice Lee is easy to reach, accommodated our daughters needs, and all of the teachers clearly care about kids education. Also, kids are a nightmare at this age and we see an appearance of curbing the bullying that is common in middle school. We're happy we stuck with the public school system. Woot!

Our sons had their soccer games @ M. Cunha Int. The turf field is well kept. They have a snack bar…read moreand rest rooms available. However, when several games are going on @ the same time, parking is limited. Due to the small parking lot.

You get what you pay for at this school. Top teaching, sincere compassion and a fantastic…read morerelationship between parents and the school. Cabrillo Unified should be run the same way; especially considering they have wealthy parents that send their kids to school there and demand so much from teachers and the administration..

LOVE LOVE LOVE Sea Crest School. On kid two ... quality instruction, enrichment like music,…read moretheatre, highly recommend. Our don is soooo happy.

I'm reviewing this school only based on their football field not the school. My son plays for the…read moregilroy browns 12u football league. This field is very very nice. I wish the browns had a badass field like this . Also it's my first time here in half moon bay and the city in general is nice. I'll be back soon

I've been in the district my while life and I really love the kids I've grown up with. I have had a…read morecouple bad teachers but nothing you can't expect from a small public school. Overall good teachers and great staff.

I'm a former Woo Kid who went to Wilkinson School aka "Woo School" from 2005-2008, and Woo School…read moreisn't good, it's great!! I loved all the extra curricular stuff they have from egg drop, to the Intensive Studies Trip, Woo School is truly Amazing, and Mr. Edward "Woo" Wilkinson is amazing too!!

Our children go to Wilkinson and they are thriving. Best…read moreteachers, beautiful view on the ocean, and even though the school is cozy, there are so many outdoor experiences (hikes, beach walks) and they work and perform (all kids do) on 2 fabulous school performances a year: a winter concert and a musical.

Our 3yo son absolutely LOVES the Kaimana school and his teachers. The setting is truly idyllic…read moreeven in inclement weather (which is rare). When we first toured it was magical walking along the trails and stopping under the canopies of trees to read, draw, explore and the program is thoughtfully prepared with learning stations and developmental opportunities. Our son runs to school every day and esp on rainy days when he gets to jump in muddy puddles. So grateful to have such an amazing preschool for our little one.

I truly cannot say enough good things about Montara Kaimana School. My daughter absolutely loves…read moreit! The teachers, Pamela and Hannah, are thoughtful, kind and basically magical. They make all of us (kids and parents) feel seen and heard, and they really make the kids feel special. Communication is huge for me, and from the moment I reached out to Pamela, she has been quickly responsive, communicative, and always takes the time to answer questions. Nature school provides so many wonderful outside of the box learning opportunities (for the kids, but also for me!). They learn through play and observation and teamwork, and in the 5 months my daughter has attended, I've noticed her communication about feelings and body awareness has really improved, as well as her problem solving skills. I was certainly a little nervous to send my daughter out in the rain, but I have to say, the rainy days have truly been her favorite school days! The kids LOVE to play in the mud! My toddler likes to hang out and play too! It really is true what they say; if you are properly clothed the weather doesn't seem so bad. The pick up/drop off location is breathtakingly beautiful and I feel pretty grateful that I get to experience it alongside my kids. And the best part for me? The teachers send a weekly report, complete with pictures, about what they all did throughout the week. They include the songs they sang, the mindfulness activities, quotes from the kids, the books they read, etc. I look forward to it every week. I hope that I can encourage more families to try it out, because this school is a blessing.

We initially chose Odyssey because it promised a strong sense of community, solid education, and…read moresafe educational trips. Unfortunately, our experience was far from what was advertised. My son was bullied by a group of girls for half of his crucial final school year, and when he failed Algebra 2 (with a D grade), the principal--who also taught the class--blamed my son entirely. What was left out was that the principal had to frequently cover for other teachers, making his own teaching inconsistent, and the school even went without a science teacher for half a year. Worse yet, he failed to inform me when my son came forward about the bullying. The teachers at the 8th-grade level didn't step in to stop the bullying until I personally got involved, and that's unacceptable. While the trips were enjoyable, they were not as safe as we were led to believe. There were several issues that my son told me about only after the fact, and I wish I had known earlier. Overall, I can no longer recommend this school based on our experience.

Odyssey School in San Mateo has been a gem for our family. Over the years, both our sons went to…read moreschool and graduated from Odyssey (not at the same time). The impact on them? Huge. As products of public K-12 education followed by college, my wife and I always put academics as a priority. We were a bit wary of Odyssey's smaller size at the start. But, a close friend's endorsement and our interactions with the faculty convinced us to take the plunge. The outcome? Our boys got more than just book smarts; they received tailored education thanks to the smaller classrooms. Importantly, each of the boys didn't just pass through Odyssey; they flourished there. Both boys enrolled in their preferred local private high schools post-Odyssey. While we always emphasized academics, the expeditionary feats at the school--like scaling Mt. Whitney, exploring Japan, or sailing the Channel Islands-- helped make them who they are today. Big kudos to Odyssey for this experience.

My son is currently a Senior and has been at Compass since Freshman year and we are so thankful we…read morefound this school! The teachers and staff are encouraging and supportive, but also challenge our son when they know he can use that extra push. When they transitioned to remote learning, Compass didn't miss a beat. They made the switch seamlessly and my son didn't lose any instruction time. Their continued their constant communication with families which helped a lot in the midst of changing county guidelines. We are all so glad he's back in school with safe and responsible guidelines among his friends and teachers that he loves.

Grateful to have found Compass for my son. It's difficult to find a supportive, encouraging and…read morecomprehensive program for our kiddos who have learning differences. The teachers and staff are wonderful. They truly care and understand how our kiddos think and what they need to be successful. Everyone is welcome and "belongs!" The music program and extracurricular activities are fantastic! I could not ask for a better place for my son to learn, be encouraged and accepted. The only complaint would be - the cost and the number of day off. The school is extremely expensive. And the number of days off is high! You can't teach kids if they are not at school. Would prefer more days in school / less days off.

I love this school. Went here for elementary school. Am now 24 years old. After west, I went to…read moreCrocker middle school, Burlingame high school, and then UCLa (go bruins!) Now, I love to go to this park to play sports and sometimes late at night, get lit and decompress. I just played speedmitton here with my dad. I went a little easy on him because he hates it when I beat him by things by a lot and also we're sorta going through some family stuff night now. I'd rather not get into it.

This is a very good School for Kids. I would recommend kids to come here. My 6 years here were the…read moregreatest years of my life. The teachers are very nice, awesome playground, good sports and good education. Your Kid(s)would have the Greatest 6 years of there life.