Recently was in town for nephew first start as tailback!!!…read more Unfortunately his amazing efforts still ended with an L but absolutely amazing game and awesome tailgate before game!!! Ty HW!!! Absolutely loved the game and awesome hospitality!!

I'm giving this place five stars for allowing a nonprofit use its facilities !…read more I had my first adaptive swim lesson here today . Pool was nice and warm and they have accessible parking spots near the facility. There's also parking near the gym, which is useful as that is where the wheelchair basketball practice sessions that I hope to participate in soon are held .

Arguably the best Day (no Boarding) Private School in America, Harvard-Westlake has 2 campuses;…read morethis one is for the Middle School campus which is in Bel Air, in the middle or a quiet residential area. The teachers are really well-educated, prepared, great communicators, and very supportive. The students are accepted through a highly-competitive admissions process, and are generally very bright, multi-talented, and self-motivated. The results speak for themselves -- H-W sends graduating Seniors to some of the world's Best Universities each year.

Attended The Justin Carr Memorial Swim Invitation. A Beautiful tribute to Justin. He will not be…read moreforgotten. Harvard Westlake is certainly a fine venue! The HW team and families were gracious hosts! Congratulations to all teams and invitees! (Each invited competitor were amongst the top two from each invited school! What an honor to watch! Impressive to see a record broken! Swim Facility at HW, Copses Family Pool, is impressive! Spacious and modern with so amenities. Well run and maintained.

For all the parents who have had emotional kitchen table conversations about what the next steps…read moreare for their child who isn't fitting into the structure and learning environment of a more traditional school, whether public or private, Bridges really might be the answer for you. Book a tour, send a message, check it out and see how this leader in 2E education can help your family.

Our son attended Bridges from 6th Grade through 12th and went on to graduate from a prestigious…read morecollege. His time at Bridges gave him the room to know himself and to appreciate the great strengths that come with being neurodiverse, along with the challenges. He also found his tribe, a group of kind, brilliant and creative young adults who he is good friends with to this day.

The staff is very good, and the principal is very respectful and kind. She helps and supports…read morestudents in every way for their safe learning and academic progress.

The teachers here are incredible and so nice they feel more like family but most of the students…read morecan be quite rude

Still love Reed - the best teachers! The Principal changed this school year. We sure miss Ms…read more Gamba! But the community of teachers, who are all very qualified professionals, deserve the highest praises. The IHP program rocks. However, there has been some increase in the number of reported "almost incidents" outside the school. These "almost incidents" imply some safety concerns - e.g. almost had a child interact with a suspicious character, almost had a suspicious person pick-up a child...almost this, almost that. Lately, it seems to happen once a week. Which is why the police presence in the area helps a lot. Everywhere you go, there will always be suspicious and crazy people. Maybe the school lets parents know about "everything" for transparency and out of an abundance of caution. I still love this school and would recommend it to everyone. Reed produces responsible students. Great school, awesome parent/ teacher community. Go Wolves!

The teachers here are wonderful and truly seem to care about the children. Unfortunately, my…read moreexperience with the office staff and administration was very disappointing. It often felt like the teachers had little say and were expected to simply follow direction from the office, even when concerns were raised. What concerned me most was the lack of communication surrounding emergency situations. There was little to no follow-up with parents, and it felt like the school tried to minimize or quietly move past serious incidents instead of being transparent. Because of those experiences, I personally would not feel comfortable bringing my child back here.

We are extremely pleased with Campbell Hall. Our child is being both supported and challenged in…read moremeaningful ways, and we feel confident they will be well-prepared for college on every level, mental, emotional, and physical. The school's commitment to student well-being is evident, and our child truly loves being part of the CH community.

Campbell Hall is an INCREDIBLE school. I am so grateful my daughter got in (for Kindergarten, now…read moreshe's in 2nd grade). Yes it is expensive, but 1 out of 4 kids is on partial or full financial aid and that was very important to us, because we can afford it, but we did not want our daughter going to a "rich kid" school. And this school really values diveristy, including socioeconomic diversity. It is technically Episcopal but 22% of the student population is Jewish and the kids learn about and celebrate all kinds of different holidays including Diwali. We of course worry about gun violence and the campus is a COMPOUND. You cannot get onto campus without being checked out by security, and there is a former Marine on campus at all times with his adorable German Shepard, Otto - who is GREAT with the kids but I imagine also trained to attack and take down anyone threatening. One of the things I like the best is there are so many after school activities on campus I don't have to drive my daughter anywhere else, I just pick her up a bit later on days she has activities like Toy Design, Junior Shark Tank, Tennis, Mindfulness, and Improv. And while we do not use the bus system yet, my understanding is that Campbell Hall has the widest and most extensive bus system of any of the private schools in LA. Lastly, the parents CARE and are really involved and the school really welcomes their involvement. And the kids are taught values and kindness is a major priority along with education. Again, I recognize the expense is daunting and it's very hard to get into, but we applied and got into Laurence, Oakwood, Hollywood Schoolhouse etc, and are extremely happy (and so is our daughter) that she got into CH. She is absolutely thriving.

Best private school in the valley. Teacher are on hand and parents are encouraged to be involved…read more Amazing experience

I'm glad our child has graduated this year. Change in some teachers and principal Matt coming on…read moreboard in 2025, and implementing changes that parents and kids are not comfortable with...I felt like we started at one school and finished at completely different one, and the sad part was that many students were not looking forward to go to school... And a spike at tuition, without any heads up to the parents felt wrong. In a good sense I would NOT recommend TCS , even if the school would lower the cost of tuition... very sad

Nobody answers the phone. Not sure if they're out of business, or just have complete disregard for…read moreparents / students. They should really have someone available to answer the phone during working hours.

I do not even know where to begin....Every parent's dream is to know that their children are safe,…read morehappy, protected, advocated for, and loved! But as a Black family, our list was more layered with the awakening that the world witnessed. The pandemic added additional complexity to our anxiety, but Oakwood has been a dream come true for our family in alleviating all worries we had. The community of families is kind and down-to-earth. The teachers are responsive and committed. This school is well-run and culturally in tune, and everyone goes above and beyond. My son needed to be picked up one day early from school and was unhappy about leaving friends mid-morning. That evening, I got a call from his teacher offering to come to our house (pretty far away) to bring him his items to ensure he was okay (Completely Unnecessary, but the offer meant the world and demonstrated how much she cared.) Honestly, the only complaint is that our son wants to stay at school way too long and has asked us to "fall back." This week, the only tears were when we picked him up ON TIME instead of allowing him to go to after-care! His maturity and growth spurt are selfishly bittersweet, but I am proud to have a front-row seat in watching his love of learning cemented on these grounds. It is a magical, empowering place that has already been the fabric of countless unforgettable memories.

So many fantastic and wonderful things about this school. They keep their promises. They help…read morestudent in every way they can unlike other schools. Full of kind staff as well as even wonderful teachers who love to teach their students. Students learn cool and new things that you do not see at other schools. They give students awards, medals, free jackets and shirts etc - every month if they win - something called student of the month. The school has a great environment with respectable teachers who come from highly respected schools. If you want your student to learn and get a hands on education like medicine or engineering send your child here. There is lots of good stuff about this school that its hard to put into words.

This is our second year at STEM and she learned more in the first month than she did in all 3 years…read moreof middle school. Small class size, hands-on instruction, oodles of study and work which she'll actually USE in the years ahead, a Principal that visits every classroom on a daily basis and knows each kid by name AND an outstanding group of teachers and staff. It doesn't get much better than that.

The Wesley School website has a link to a document titled "Adult Student Boundaries" on the Program…read morepage. It's unclear if the document was intentionally posted or someone made a mistake. In any case, it's pretty unsettling, especially from a K-8 school. This isn't boilerplate language -- many of the bullet points feel disturbingly specific. Wesley made headlines a few years ago when they arranged for their staff to cut the line and get Covid vaccines in 2021 before they were eligible. Prospective parents might want to think twice about this school.

If you are looking to place your child in a private school, I highly recommend considering The…read moreWesley School. Yesterday, my husband and I were lucky enough to attend their prospective parent open house and to say I was impressed would be an understatement. The morning began by having us sit in on their twice weekly school assembly (called "Community"). It hit to the heart of what it means to be in a community! It was inspiring. Completely led by the students themselves, yesterday's assembly was entirely run by the second graders! What a joy! It really set the stage for what proved to be a very enjoyable morning. Everyone we met made us feel instantly at home...the staff, the parents, the security team who helped us find a parking spot and especially the two 6th graders who gave my husband and I our own special "VIP" tour! Their engagement and passion for sharing their experiences truly warmed our hearts. We appreciated hearing from so many staff members who are clearly committed to providing the most nurturing educational experience for the students. We know the students at Wesley are in very capable hands.