I love this school!!! All the teachers and staff are amazing the atmosphere is so lovely and…read morelively!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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.

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.

Graduated from this place a couple of months ago, and I'm writing this review because I still have…read morenightmares to this day, and I'm about to start college. Please spare your children and don't ever come here. I had an IEP, and the IEP teachers were chill. Everyone on my case was good, and I appreciated them, but when it came to the teachers at this school, Lord have mercy, they were the most annoying and unaccommodating teachers ever, especially the Econ and Government teachers. Please, it you have a child with a disability who likes to be discreet about it, don't send your child here. They have no respect for you or how you feel. I was hospitalized multiple times while attending this school due to attempts on my life, and when I came back, I had to deal with even more stress, especially from my 12th grade English teacher. This was the worst place of my life. Please spare your children. Visual and Performing Arts teachers are chill, though, probably the best part of the school. Besides that, every student in the academy is a dickhead, especially the Health and Medical Science students, and they spend all their money on sports. Meanwhile, the bathrooms stink. Terrible school.

I attended Albert Einstein Middle school from 2001 to 2003. The change from being a sixth grader,…read morecarelessly roaming the playground to being a lowly seventh grader in a big new school was difficult for many of us. However, the school provided many programs and extracurricular activities to help ease the transition. MUSIC/EXTRACURRICULAR: I was an orchestra kid. The orchestra was a lot smaller, but we managed. Instruments were provided for students. The teacher was patient and taught us the essentials of reading music while teaching us how to play the instruments. We'd perform at a few music festivals during the year. From what I remember, the band program had a lot of support from the school and parents. They were well-funded and they performed in Disneyland in the spring. There were a lot of clubs on campus, too. You could always find one to cater to your interests and hobbies. ACADEMICS: Academics were rigorous, at least, for the classes I had. I think class placement was based on standardized test scores, because we had the equivalent of honors classes. My teachers were amazing with the level of enthusiasm they displayed to their students. If anyone has had Mr. Green, you knooow what I mean! A lot of my favorite teachers transferred to Rosemont High School in 2004, so you can find them there!! :]] FOOD: Before the health craze started in 2002, the cafeteria had chicken wings, fruit snacks, cup-o-noodles, Its-Its ice cream, more ice cream, chips, and soda. The hot food was the usual stuff served in all the school districts. Then BAM!!! Everything disappeared to be replaced with baked chips and juice. I understand the concern for eating healthy, but when you're an adolescent, it just suuuucked. The chicken wings were always super delicious. I weep for their loss :[ TREATS: Seventh grade trip to Country Club Lanes. Eighth grade promotion trip to Six Flags. We also had the typical school dances in the cafeteria. Overall, Einstein provided a safe environment :] Two years at the school passed by quickly and before I knew it, i was off to high school! :X

I attended here 2024-2026,attendance office suck. Ms.Debbie is the rudest staff in the office. My…read more8th math teacher whose name is Ms.Kaseovich post 3 to 5 assignments every day,she is the worst teacher ever she cusses all the time to our class and says how much we suck. She way to lazy she doesn't grade my work ever she even told me she doesn't have to grade work. She never teaches us. I'm not scared to say this anymore my name is Carlos Diaz.

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.

This is a review of the auditorium - our ballet studio held its annual recital here. The auditorium…read moreis impressive for being a high school theater. And considering all the financial cuts The Arts usually gets, the students are lucky to have such a lovely, state of the art facility for productions. It holds about 400 audience members and the stage is of professional quality and size. A student interested in learning theater production would be fortunate to learn here with all the curtain mechanics, lighting, props, staging, etc. Back stage has separate make-up/dressing rooms for males and female performers. It's large enough to hold about 10 people getting ready in each room at the same time. The vanity mirrors are well lit for make-up application and the room has two sinks and long counter space. The only downside the back stage area is the bathroom situation. The women's room only has one toilet but another large "getting ready" area. The auditorium bathrooms on the other hand boast about 10 stalls for theater goers. All round, a great place to perform or watch a production!

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

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!

As a parent of a future lifer at Sacramento Country Day, I can not express how happy we as a family…read morehave been over the past 9 years (so far Kindergarten through 8th, already signed our contract for HS!), with all of our experiences at the school. Academically, we could not find a better fit for our child. Country Day has allowed him to explore beyond a classic school day. With trips to the River, visits to the Crocker, exploration of the Effie Yeaw Nature Center as well as some of the great field trips out of town. In class experiences included dissection introduction in Lower School by the head of the HS Science Department, introduction to French and Spanish, daily PE, multiple art projects throughout the year that would often times tie with the main class curriculum, music programs to fill all of our parent hearts. Middle School (which any and every grown up knows can be the roughest time for kids, multiplied by covid for my son's experience) included Poetry competitions, March Madness - ping pong, electives to enrich and inspire your childs interests - pod casting, farm to fork, chess, knitting, finance, etc... Our son has had the opportunity to explore and learn with depth and creative teaching. Socially we have made lifelong friends, as the school truly gives families the opportunities to gather, whether those are through all school social events, parent events, volunteering (optional) with other parents to decorate for school events or even at morning coffee before a PA meeting. The school is more than a school, we are a family. I look forward to the next and final stage of our Country Day journey. HS is filled with opportunities for academic challenge, internships, community support (students, teachers, parents and grandparents), non-academic experiences - whether it's the Mock Trial team, Octagon newspaper, each year a week field trip, basketball with a retired professional, cross country with some of the most talented runners and coaches. The most important thing I can share is that the confidence our son has gained through the support of his teachers and his peers are what we as a family have always hoped for. He has no problem going to any one of his teachers or heads of school, to ask for help, share in his successes, and advocate for himself. A Country Day education is what your child and you want to put into it, the school is filled with opportunities.

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.

A World-Class Learning Community -- and an Distinguished School…read more Both of my daughters have been a part of Merryhill since before they turned one, and the experience has been nothing short of exceptional. From the very beginning, the school has provided a warm, family-like environment where students, parents, and teachers genuinely connect and collaborate. Merryhill's academics are comparable to top performing schools -- accelerated, challenging, and thoughtfully designed to help every student reach their fullest potential. As an Apple Distinguished School, technology and innovation are seamlessly integrated into the classroom, empowering students to think critically, create, and lead with confidence. Beyond academics, the variety of extracurriculars is extraordinary -- from Taylor Swift Club, Sewing, and Pokémon Club to sports and creative arts -- there's something for every child to discover and enjoy. Oh yes and Kids Kitchen ‍ The leadership of Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. Wallis has been remarkable. Their vision, compassion, and commitment to academic excellence create an atmosphere where teachers truly partner with families to nurture both the mind and heart of every student. From daycare at Merryhill Karista through elementary and middle school here at Merryhill Midtown has been a place of growth, belonging, and inspiration. We only wish there were a high school level to continue this incredible journey. Thank you Mustangs Parm Dhillon

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.