The school offers a welcoming environment, but the academic standards are severely lacking. There…read moreis very little challenge or structured support in core subjects like math and reading. If academic excellence and preparation are your main priorities, I would look elsewhere.

Ascension has been an answer to our prayers. We lost our home in the Palisades fire. This community…read morewelcomed our daughters with open arms and hearts. To a degree that is unheard of. They made a spot for our TK daughter that didn't exist as they felt so strongly about welcoming our daughters into the community during this tough time. Our girls loved their school, home and community that all burned in the fire... They were really not wanting a new school, so they were VERY tough sells. I was very nervous about how this would all go. They were very resistant to starting a new school. They were the hardest won over demographic. But, within a couple of days they were completely won over. I am serious when I say it was only a few days. They were so skeptical and heartbroken. They didn't want to like the school. They didn't want to like their new teachers or friends. They wanted to go home. It was unreal how this school changed them. My TK daughter comes home every day and says "it was the best day EVER mom!" I completely get why she says it. Every day is something magical . I can't quite put into words how many amazing opportunities these kids have, their budgeting is insane. I can't believe how many things they do. I would go into all of it but it would take all night. Their teachers are truly the most incredible and gifted teachers. They meet the kids where they are at with all the patience and love in the world. My husband and I are constantly in amazement--- our kids have been through the worst of it and yet every day at this school brings a smile to their faces. I have NEVER heard a negative thing about the school. Every single family feels the same way we do... this school is incredible. The warmth, the love...is unbelievable. Besides the current families-- every time I tell someone where my daughters go to school it is unanimous across the board... It is something to the effect of "Oh my friend's kids go there and they love it!" or "My neighbors go there and I have heard incredible things!" People always go out of their way to express their extreme love of the school personally or things they have heard about it. I get the hype. Truly. Amazing. We went and toured so many schools.but this school is just on another level. Rich Gregory leads this school with incredible love and care and it shows at every level. In addition to Rich's amazing leadership-- our daughters hit the lottery with Ms. Arias and Ms. Harrington. I can't wait to see what is ahead for my girls here...We are so lucky.

The school excels in everything they do. Revo delivers excellence across the board. The leadership…read moreteam and staff are dedicated, skilled, and deeply committed to supporting students' success. Highly recommended

If you are looking for truly the best school, where your child will love to learn and thrive then…read morethis is it. The teachers and founders are one of a kind and really make this school feel like family. The kids are so kind and the environment is exactly what you would want in a school. We cannot sing enough praises about choosing this school.

1 star because this school is still better than Westlake and other surrounding schools. I'm…read moreabsolutely appalled at how serious matters are handled here. A family member of mine (freshman) was sexually assaulted by other students (sophomores), and the incident was reported to the principal and another faculty member in person and through email. There was no follow up until my brother emailed the staff member who "handled" the situation himself, to which she responded that the problem was essentially "taken care of." Not only is that subjective (and in no way truly centers the comfort the victim), it is false. My [family member] received no confirmation of his bullies' consequence and was forced to believe that the issue was resolved. The fact that there was no further discussion/ investigation involving the parents is SO weird. Definitely felt like a coverup so that the schools in the Conejo valley could keep masquerading as safe spaces despite the many offenses of racism, sexual harassment, and bullying that happen way too frequently. You guys disgust me. YOU DONT CARE ABOUT OUR CHILDREN. The entire administration needs to be replaced with people dedicated to protecting our children and setting them up for success.

Best school ever I love the community it is a safe high school your kid will get in toread more

The very best school I've ever seen! The perfect model for other schools to follow. They teach…read morerespect & honesty with a Biblical perspective.

Wow! What can i say? AMAZING school. Our family has bee…read morebeyond blessed by Lomsaa. If you are looking for a Christian based exceptional education look no further. You found it. My daughter graduated from lomsaa 2021 after a crazy year she never lost focus, we can honestly say that she has enjoyed her last 3 years of school. At graduation we witnessed her crying as she got her diploma and thanked all teachers. She has cried twice more and keeps saying "I will miss Lomsaa!" Academically, emotionally and spiritually has been a game changer. She was given so many tools for her next chapter in life. Thanks Lomsaa for being a gem!!

My daughter absolutely loves Redwood! Excellent teachers, amazing office staff, fantastic programs…read more(ASB, Volleyball & Band) and in her words, 'very kind students.' Couldnt be happier!

i use to go here councilors are absolutely shitty. my sister now goes here and when she was too…read morenervous to go into class she went to the office and the counselor would not let her stay in the office. the people that work there are absolutely ridiculous. they know nothing about helping people with their mental health problems and care for themself. councilor ms rosenthall FORCES students to go to class when they are having panic attacks. i was forced out of the bathroom for having a panic attack which doesn't make any sense. i was recording for my safety and was forced to delete the video. i had every right to record for my safety. terrible workers.

The best middle school it did look like a prison but the teachers were sweet and even the consul or…read morehelped me out with all my issues

Los Cerritos is absolutely amazing! After the recent remodel, it is beautiful abd all staff are…read morevery kibd!

Our daughter started at Bridges Charter School in fifth grade, and the difference from her previous…read morepublic school has been remarkable. The staff truly has the time and intention to pay attention to each child, addressing any concerns long before they become real issues. She's made friends, has fun, and comes home every day excited to go back--something we don't take for granted. The level of education is outstanding, and their test scores consistently surpass other local schools. We couldn't be more grateful for the supportive environment and the joy this school has brought to our family.

Terrible school. The best decision we made was taking our child out of here. Uncaring…read moreadministration. It is telling that the only positive reviews are from people in the administration or their friends. Stay away.

I'm extremely disappointed with my experience with Conejo Valley Unified School District and the…read morelack of communication and professionalism surrounding a Paraeducator position. I had already been working with a student whose family specifically requested that I continue as their child's Paraeducator. I interviewed directly with the district and was verbally told that I had gotten the position. I was even encouraged during the process to apply for a Paraeducator II position because of my medical background and experience. Based on those conversations, I was under the impression that I would be continuing with the student for the upcoming school year. However, the entire summer passed without any follow-up regarding next steps, onboarding, or the status of the position. I sent emails trying to get clarification and received no response. What is most frustrating is not simply whether or not I ultimately received the position--it is the way the situation was handled. When you verbally tell someone they have a job, know that a family has specifically requested that person to continue supporting their child, and then fail to communicate afterward, you are setting expectations that affect both the employee and the family. If circumstances changed or the district decided to move in another direction, a simple email explaining that would have been the professional and respectful thing to do. Leaving someone without an answer after telling them they had the job is incredibly disappointing. For a school district that should value communication, professionalism, and consistency--especially when working with students and families--I expected much better.

Best unified school district in the state because 1 there is a special needs Olympics that one high…read moreschool goes against a other school it is a really fun school district

My husband and I are so grateful for this School. We were not happy with last pre school but here…read more, you can feel the love , feel the patience and love the teachers have for the little ones . My son is 3 but not potty trained so I was worried about what they were going to tell me , I don't want to pressure him . Miss Medrano is the coolest, most amazing woman . " he will when he is ready " she said as she gave my son aka heart a hug after meeting him once . At pick up he never wants to leave . Thank you Hillcrest School, MIss Medrano , Miss Guy , Principal Mrs Berg

As a parent, I enrolled my child in this Christian school with the hope of finding a true…read morepartnership--one that would nurture both spiritual and academic development. Sadly, that hope has turned into deep disappointment and frustration. From the beginning, the administration frequently spoke about "partnering with families" and "supporting every child," but our experience revealed these to be nothing more than well-rehearsed talking points. When real concerns arise--particularly when it comes to your child's individual needs--you quickly find that your voice as a parent is dismissed. The Head of School and Principal may smile and nod, but in practice, they act as though they know your child better than you do and are unwilling to make any meaningful changes that could actually help. There is also a serious lack of consistency at this school. Teacher turnover is high, and it's hard for students to build any real stability with constantly changing staff. In fact, most families tend to leave after preschool or first grade, and that speaks volumes about the experience many have here. Rather than address these retention issues, the school seems more focused on maintaining strong ties with families who are heavy donors--families who often seem to get preferential treatment and can pay their way into getting what they want. To make matters worse, the school appears more concerned with building a new gym than fixing the areas that truly need attention. Classrooms, curriculum, and student resources are outdated or lacking, yet fundraising efforts are aggressively geared toward facilities and image. It's hard to watch tuition dollars and donations go toward expansion projects while core needs are neglected. What made this situation even more infuriating was the transition to a new school. Once we left, we realized just how far behind our child was academically. After being assured for years that this school offered a higher standard of education, we were devastated to find out that was far from the truth. It felt like everything we had invested--financially and emotionally--was for nothing. Many and I mean many families when leaving Hillcrest will home school or go to another school and the first thing they say is I should've done it sooner!! This school promotes a beautiful mission on paper, but in practice, it falls far short. Unless you're part of the "inner circle" or a major donor, true partnership and support are unlikely.

Since I pretty much grew up in Moorpark, after being born in Camarillo; I, too, had worked through…read morethe whole Moorpark Unified School District system. The only problem I had here was my counselor playing favorites over ethnic backgrounds. I am dead serious. No I am not saying she was prejudiced, but it was kind of shady. Every time I asked her a question, she would somehow misunderstand it and say that she would keep my decisions in mind, until she helped Hispanic students. Of course, during this time, there was a program going around in getting more Hispanic educated and into college. There should be nothing wrong with this; however, I am merely stating that I should deserve the same one on one time. In the last two years, I did have a better counselor though and for that, I am totally happy for. All in all, for a high school that was known for their Academic Decathlon, FBLA, and football program; I was happy to be a Musketeer from 2004-2008. Sure I never was able to make it into Aca Deca, but FBLA was pretty cool (I placed 10th, in my Senior Year, in the Spreadsheets category- out of 10 people that had actually taken the test and still have not received my well deserved plaque) and the football games were fun to watch. Love the fact that the picture repping this place is Performing Arts building. Even though I had never participated in Drama, Theater, and Acting; I was able to be in a lot of movies in Lexington, KY. I guess some of the strengths of this high school, if it was a strength, indirectly rubbed off on me~

Very lovely place love the people school lunch is on top saw some kids smoking in the bathroom but…read moreoverall very lovely smokers