For the record, it should be West Campus High School, not Hiram Johnson West Campus High School. We…read moreseparated ourselves from Hiram Johnson Main years ago, but for some reason, we're still associated with it. West Campus is its own school with its own independent scholastic program and achievements. This review is based on my experience at the school from 2003 to 2007, when John Becker was still the cool principal and vice principal Howard Mahoney struck fear into the hearts of students as he roamed the hallway with tedious dress-code checks, implemented during fall 2006. The school itself used to be a middle school campus, so it's smaller than your average high school. There's a few hallways and a portable classroom by the field on the edge of campus. Lockers were replaced sometime during 2005. Each class has about 200 students, all of whom must apply to the school. The selection process (which may have changed?) requires recommendations from middle school teachers, an evaluation of the student's standardized test scores, and copies of the standard forms and school transcripts. If you have a sibling already at the school, you have a higher chance of being admitted. The school lacked a football field. Instead, we had a huge baseball field towards the back of the school. Tennis courts were later built. The marching band pwned all :] I loved the music program at the school and it's all thanks to Mr. Ousley and Mr. Hernandez :] thank youu! There are bunches of clubs and sports for extracurricular activities. (I LOVE BAND!! WCMB!!) I adore most of the staff at the school. However, as with most administrations, there are a few disagreeable members :X Like what Kirsten said with her review, look at the college admittance rate for students from West Campus. They're all prepared for success in higher learning institutions.

Am i seriously the first to review here???…read more Take a look at all of the scores and rates about the students who go here who get admitted to college.... This school rocks. Each graduating class is about 200 people so it's definitely an intimate high school experience. The teachers really care about the students and are involved in their lives. If I ever (probably more likely that pigs would fly) have children and I'd want them to go to as fantastic of a school as this!

A wonderful high school whose mission is to prepare students for the work field and higher…read moreeducation! Primarily serving low income students, small classroom sizes, &a work study program allows students to gain work experience.

Class of 2017 Hiram W Johnson…read more Memories that will forever continue to live on & off the field.

Class of 2008 This school was awful! The JROTC instructors…read morewere bullies to the "unpopular" kids. They bullied me in front of the other kids in class. When I went to the office about what they did to me, all the school did was put me in a free period so I wasn't in their class anymore. These retired AF men should NOT have been teaching children and they owe so many kids an apology. We were teenagers, not real recruits. The school was not supportive of their LGBTQ students at the time. Like not at all. The one obviously gay teacher was treated terribly by both students and some teachers. I felt bad for him every single day. I respected him. He taught me how to make a resume. There was a kid who so obviously needed help. He was bullied and it broke him down. The school didn't do enough to help him. He got so depressed and so bullied by others, that he eventually made a comment that insinuated violence towards those bullies. The school just expelled him. That's all they did. Has the school changed? Are the students getting the support they need now? Do the students have a safe and effective way to report bullying? I hope so.

the worst attendance office I called to pick up my son and they have the worst attitude and the way…read moreshe is talking to me it's unprofessional I told her my sons last name is she told me "this is how it's going to work you come in and you come pick him up yourself" and she hanged up on my face

There are way too many fights at this school. My child goes here and is always coming home with a…read morestory about some fight that happened that day. It's even worse seeing this IG page dedicated to fights at this school, and no one does anything about it. Besides that, the teachers seem to be good. This is my childs first year, and he already wants to change schools.

This small high school is definitely a"best kept secret", tucked away in an impressive facility…read morenear Mather Field. It is a 'no cost' Waldorf Education in a public school setting. It has a highly skilled staff who care deeply about the students. Check it out~you won't be disappointed!

Worst school I have ever attended in my 24 years of like. In my freshman year I got touched…read moreinappropriately by a TA named Zulu, I'm my biology class. In my sophomore year I got stabbed almost to death by a random student who brought a weapon. The campus is gross and the teachers are mean (Fuck you Ms. Poladi). Other students were constantly forcing me to try hard drugs. Over all terrible school made me want to kill my self.

We attended a basketball tournament here. Facility was clean. Spacious courtyard space for…read moreattendees to enjoy food from snack bar.

Office staff was irresponsible and inconsiderate with guest forms for homecoming. Misplaced forms…read moreand would not answer their phone and help solve their own problem. Now I am unable to attend homecoming which I had looked forward to for months.

Bro this school is soo fucking bad. if you are worried About your education do not come here and…read morethe bathrooms are dirty like they clean the bathrooms once a month I think and some of the teacher are mean and will get you in trouble for the littlest thing.

I do not appreciate this school it does not need to be available to those who actually want an…read moreeducation. The staff is childish and slow minded and this school is messy. There are only a few teachers that are willing to treat you with respect and kindness the other staff are disrespectful and one sided people!! Do not enroll your children here kids are rude and disrespectful as well. The bathrooms are dirty and full of roaches. The girls bathroom is filthy and full of mildew. Staff lie to parents, grab kids,then are not professional!

I went to this school and it was so fun. They teach all aspects of social and academic side of…read moreschool. It also is Pre K - 12th. Which means a student of any age can attend. This I believe is the best school in the area.

As a parent ask for curriculum to see what they are teaching your kids. I design curriculum for a…read moreliving for the past 17 years. When i asked, they said they dont have it all in one place. How did you get accredited? As a parent, know what they are teaching your kids behind your back. This is my honest review of this school.

My daughter started at Merryhill Midtown when she was in kindergarten and she had the best teacher…read moreever, Ms. Ramirez. She went above and beyond! She made all the kids feel loved safe and encouraged them to always do their best. She made the first year of elementary school so special and when we look back on fondly. We are now in and absolutely loving Merryhill

My daughter attends Maryhill Midtown, and I honestly can't say enough good things about this…read moreschool. From the moment we first stepped on campus which is now 5 years ago, it just felt different -- warm, welcoming, and full of energy. The teachers are incredible -- caring, attentive, and truly invested in each child's growth. The curriculum strikes such a great balance between strong academics and creative, hands-on learning. My daughter has grown so much in both confidence and curiosity since starting here and even visits her favorite teacher Ms. Castro. The sports programs are another huge highlight! There's such a great community spirit, and it's clear that the staff..shout out to Mr. Kennedy...values teamwork, leadership, and fun just as much as skill. What I love most is how inviting the environment is. You can feel the pride and positivity in everything from the classrooms to the playground. It's a place where kids are genuinely excited to go to school every day. I love every year they have been introducing new electives from sewing to DnD to even a T Swift club that is engaging for everyone. If you're looking for a school that blends strong academics, great extracurriculars, and a warm community -- Maryhill Midtown is a gem. We couldn't be happier.