We have enjoyed, very much. Teachers here are truly involved in each student. A full heart here and…read moregreat education.

Great school, has a really good football team. Nice spirit and also gives students good education…read more Staff is really respectful and helpful. Students are great, everyone is friendly and funny!!

Notre Dame High School of Salinas is an all girls catholic school serving Monterey county. School…read moresize is around 350. Tuition is $12k with financial aid available for those that qualify. School posts their college acceptance outcomes with some nice surprises like the Naval Academy, Westpoint, Yale, Stanford, Reed and Pepperdine. Not bad for a small focused school!

This is a horrible school to send your children not even over exaggerating. The teachers don't even…read moreneed to have a teaching credential to teach so why are you wasting all that money for a education . The staff is very disrespectful I found out one of the members in the office was yelling and disrespecting my child for being ill . And the environment is like a prison for children I'm glad I took my child out of this horrible school and

I love Sacred Heart School. My son has been attending it since preschool (he was in the first…read morepreschool class). The principal at the time suggested TK class for him since he was too young, which was the best thing we could do for him. He is now in fourth grade, doing great in all the subjects. The staff is wonderful, they really care about the kids there.

When you want community and students that journey together and a principal and vice principal that…read moredo their best and great counselors like Angela Olson and great Choirs that sing Angels we have heard on High and parent inclusion and great Mental Health and classes ROTC Army and military veterans walking the walk in a great mariner environment Walk with great people who Strive Marina in a year of Joy and a great mayor too. Embrace the care compassion and Enjoy Marina High School.

As a Marina Highschool graduate I'm disappointed to see these inaccurate reviews representing my…read morehighschool. My time at Marina Highschool prepared me not only for college but also for my young adult life. During my formative years I was thankful to have a supportive and accepting community to learn in. Like all highschools Marina Highschool is not perfect, but they are constantly improving. Considering that Marina Highschool is still a relatively new highschool I'm astonished and proud of how much they grew in my four wonderful years I spent there.

I love bringing my son to Mathnasium. He's doing great and has become so much more motivated and…read moreconfident in his math skills. The instructors are patient, encouraging, and really take the time to make sure he understands the material. I've seen such a positive change in his attitude toward math, and he actually looks forward to going. I'm so grateful for the support they provide.

Woraw school in the 831, horrible nurse very mean and rude. She scolded me and my younger sister…read morewho goes there how we came early. However, it was 7:21 to 22 and the bell rings at 7:30, so she came up and said why we came early even though it was not, then after other kids came and she never told them anything since we were supposed to be early.

The best Salinas Elementary School no doubt! We have had our fair share with terrible schools with…read moremy bonus daughter but Los Padres is such a great school hands down! They go above and beyond for their students. Only reason I am sad to leave Salinas I wanted my children to continue going here. The front office secretaries(Rocio and Maria) are so kind and helpful. They always greeted me with a smile. When I initially enrolled my son I had no idea what to do given it's not our home school and it was my first time enrolling a child of my own. I was walked through the whole process and I can't thank Rocio enough for that. The principals, teachers & staff are also great, always greeting you with a smile as you pass by them. You really feel at home. The nurse can be quite rude but that's another story. They also have Floklorico & other extracurricular activities . My son was in Floklorico and barely coming out of his egg shell We will definitely miss Los Padres Elementary School

I could talk all day about my experience here! I was a summer counselor in 2018 and I adored all of…read moremy students. They were such a joy to be around and such precious souls. I made lifelong friends here and had one of the best summers ever working to enrich the youth and traveling through California. However, this camp was run by a racist, homophobic woman. She repeatedly discriminated against me and quite literally bullied me when at the time I was only 18 years old and she was almost 60. I'm pretty sure she wanted me to quit because she constantly picked on me and singled me out. Julie was her name. She also discriminated against some of the children who are part of the LGBTQ+ community. There were several students who traveled from Mexico to attend the summer camp and she prohibited them from speaking Spanish which I felt was just discriminatory and downright wrong. These are girls as young as 7/8 years old. It was so horrible to watch a grown woman diminish the confidence and demean the character of little girls who could've looked up to her. Even though every single one of my children loved and adored me as their counselor (they gave me so many gifts throughout the summer and even had their parents give me gifts at the end), when I applied to return as a counselor the following summer I was denied the position and it is very clear why... I think it's a great place to send your children, as they will make meaningful lifelong connections and have an opportunity to learn and grow, however I truly do question the people who run this institution.

Twelve years...yep...really...truly...from first grade through to high school graduation...I didn't…read more"live" on campus...I was what you called a Day Student once I reached high school. This is where I learned how to play tether ball, four square, roller skate like a mad demon around the old oak tree that was the centerpiece of Lower School. Where we were herded together like sheep in our adorable P.E. uniforms (all white) by Sister Jean's Great Pyrenese named Sally. And later, by Sister Claire's sheepdogs, Woolsie and Winston. The place where I learned to love dance, and music and singing...where gifted professionals taught us how to embrace life and be passionate about literature, sculpture and art. What was it like going to an all girls school? Small, welcoming, a family that we could call our own...my first grade class had 17 students...my high school graduating class had a few under 100. How can you compare this experience to the public schools my neighbors attended? I cannot...as I did not have the co-ed experience until college. Santa Catalina was, is and always will be an incredible teaching institution...and I was fortunate to attend.

We are entering year 4 at this school. I'm very happy we decided to enroll our daughter here. Her…read moreSpanish has improved and is able to change from English to Spanish on the spot. Whether reading, writing or speaking. All her teachers have been great. The administration is very responsive to any inquiries I've sent their way.

I can't believe there are only poor reviews on here. San Martín/Gwinn is a fabulous school! My…read morekids have learned so much and I am still in awe that they switch seamlessly from English to Spanish in their lives (and we don't speak Spanish at home so it's all from what they learn daily in school). They feel safe, cared for and happy about school (I mean my middle schooler probably wouldn't say she's exactly happy to go to school, but she does love it because she had great friends and good teachers). They love to go to the after school activities! I'd recommend this school to anyone interested in giving their kids access to dual immersion!