I've gone to this high school for 2 years of my high school career before transferring to the other…read morehigh school in town. It is a huge school with great architecture. Everything is beautifully new and great to the eyes. A whole lot of parking from the front of the office to the back of the school (which is where all the students park there). When you do pick up your kids from the school though there are way too many cars. The cycle to go through the drive through to pick your kids up is a pain in the butt and it does take a long time. Other than that it's great.

A little different for sure. I guess with all the changes with school regulations and laws, it has…read moreto be. Some staff is friendly and others well not so friendly. School is vey nice and extremely big with lots of open space. Facility is clean but they could have used some of the open space to accommodate buildings a little better. The lay out is simple but people sure know how to mess the drop off area. My kids and I always laugh because they all get stuck in one lane and there is two. Wish the city did something about the corner is on because that becomes a mess both and drop and pick up. Better road system and lanes would help this school tremendously.

Not good, bad teachers. If ther was a 0.1 star button, it…read morewould be my choice. . . Also, this school is very low quality. The district in general is bad.

My child with special needs attends this school, the staff is amazing and my daughter is happy…read morehere!!

First time to this very well manicured and clean high school and I and my associate were treated…read morevery well and super respectful and welcomed. For additional parking, at Ceres High School there is a dirt floor area to park directly across the street from the school's "office" whose front door is located on the Central Street side of this street. For COVID-19 precautions the front office where you sign in with your name, time in and out, and the teacher you are there for. Masks are required indoors. They took our temp created a day pass for the event we were presenting for, along with a user-friendly paper map of the campus. Love all of this attention to detail. I and my associate were there on this beautiful Wednesday in November of 2021 to speak in front of classrooms with seats full of students to present our personal stories & journeys of what it's like to live with a mental health condition. It is a healing experience for the presenter and hopefully helpful, encouraging, and enlightening for the young students. The students were immaculately respectful and treated their teacher and us both, with the same kindness and respect. It was a really great experience all the way and one that is free of cost as NAMI Stanislaus is a non-profit organization in Modesto and reaching the youth to let them know they are not alone and busting open the stigma that unfortunately at times plagues us, is an ongoing commitment for NAMI Stanislaus. #ThankYouThursday2021

those office staff are rude and won't help out and all they do is give attitude and Ceres High are…read moreonly school making difficult to accept the students even the student had a straight A's and good behavior just because the students live Modesto side but never has problems with elementary and junior high in Ceres district in all his life until high school

I enjoyed my time at Argus High (class of 2008). It wasn't great but it wasn't bad at all. Shout…read moreouts to Fosenburg, Mr. Fry, and Ms. Cimadomo!

Our daughter has been going to CVCA since kindergarten (now in 4th grade) and we couldn't be…read morehappier with her there. The teachers are kind, organized and keep the kids well-disciplined. Kids are challenged academically and given opportunities to flourish. Not all children who attend the school are Christian but it is a place where kids are encouraged to live out their faith and follow Jesus. Bible lessons, daily prayers and chapel are some ways the school does this. We love the diversity of students who attend, the family atmosphere and the quality of teaching. Compared to other private schools and the quality of education, the price is very reasonable.

This is a great school! My nieces and nephew attend, and they love their teachers and make lots of…read morefriends! It also has wonderful art and PE teachers and friendly administrators/staff.

Summit is a wonderful community of big hearts who care greatly for the well being of all students!…read moreIt amazes me to see day in and day out how the teachers and staff have influenced the culture at Summit to be one of inclusion and family.

Perhaps some improvement, but a culture is difficult to change…read more Blatant gender and racial discrimination. Years ago sold "Picka ninny" dolls in the school office. Gender and racial slurs on the students' playground. Bullying was rampant. No adults, teachers, aides or principal would set the tone and enforce the rules. Any teacher who did expect proper behavior and did protect her students from bullying got bullied from staff and parents. Many teachers, themselves behaved as if they were in Jr. High cliques. Terrible abuse of teachers. CUTA Failed to represent, protect innocent teachers fromt the fraud and abuses. False allegations against teacher(s) seem to have been the norm. But Administration and District Administration failed to turn that around. Thus they lost Good, effective teachers of high integrity and left those who "went along" and cheated on tests. Perhaps it's changed. Why do I think not? Local Teachers Association fails to advocate for a safe & healthy work place for teachers and students. There were years of urine stench in primary wing, feces on boys bathroom walls, urine and vomit left on carpets that were unsanitized. Many portables had mold, sooty particles in rooms. Either from vents or custodial vacuums. Asthma rampant due to irritating particulate matter in classrooms. Does Ceres Unified Care? Each time District was advised they ignored and went after the messenger. They seem more interested in protecting positions of local aides etc. than protecting and properly educating students to be civilized, productive citizens.