I have to give the Rosemead School District huge props for really stepping up this past year during…read moreCovid pandemic to provide for the kids. Their meal distribution program has been phenomenal. We have been so grateful for them to provide nutritious meals for our daughters when it's been tough to go to the supermarket. The ladies at Encinita Elementary are the best!! They always wave and smile at my little ones when we pick up the meals and they are always so great about communicating any changes to the meal schedule and any district wide programs that are happening. That's how we were able to participate recently in the Early Education Parent Academy that Rosemead School District's Child Development Department held! I think these workshops were really great in helping reopen my eyes on how to teach and communicate to my toddlers better. Thank you Rosemead School District! You guys have helped my family so much this past year.

From the owner: Educate students in grades Preschool through 8th grade. Four Elementary Schools: Encinita…read moreElementary School, Mildred B. Janson Elementary School, Savannah Elementary School, Emma W. Shuey Elementary School; and Muscatel Middle School.

This school is super awsome! My child feels welcomed and happy when she arrives home, her grades…read moreimproved ever since she changed middle schools! I would recommend this middle school! The staff there are very nice, the hallways are clean, including the bathroom. There isn't any fights or drama happening at this school, meaning the staff maintain the behavior of the students!

I did not have a fond experience here as a student back in 02' 03'. My learning experience as a…read morestudent was mediocre at best. I hope to see improvements in the staff to motivate students, decrease bullying, and promote self expression.

Best school around, lots of great kids, families and educators! The school has changed over the…read moreyears but there's the few veteran teachers still there! Still having the annual ice cream socials and PTA events!

hahaha savannah dolphins.. i never understood why our mascot was a dolphin. From what i could…read moreremember savannah was a good school. Some of my best childhood memories were at this school. The only teachers i can remember were Mrs. Carr and Mr. A (whom i heard left the year after i graduated). The teachers seemed passionate about teaching and the school had tons of activities. Man i miss recess and the food was decent. I drive by the school almost every week and ive noticed the basketball courts are gone (or moved). Good stuff

amazing school wonderful campus! hard working students and and very kind staff. yea yea i and she…read moreis going on that way she will have her help with you guys too but you don't have time to do anything with your mom and dad so i just got off her phone bill bill and she said she was mad her name and i said no but she was like but she said no but no i no i don't want to be mad i can't wait she said yea yea but yea she will be there for me to be a princess

I went to a basketball game at El Monte High School in El Monte, CA on 1/27/2017. I've been there…read moremany times before. This time the visiting Rosemead Panthers defeated the El Monte Lions by a score of 64-49 (I miss Jon Kovac). Prior to that the Lady Panthers defeated El Monte by a score of 38-37 (girls varsity). Entry to the game was $6.00, parking was free and there was no program. Plus, I took a photo.

Keppel is the high school of the city of Monterey Park…read more Still looks the same back when I used to visit here when I was in high school. Same old buildings with some minor upgrades. This review is for the gym. Mofufus Basketball League is held here on Sunday for the past few years. The old gym is as it sounds, old court and old bleachers. The new gym is as it sounds, new and clean. They run 1 game on the old court and run 2 games on the new courts. Awesome league. Very fun to play in!

Love the school, the academics and there's always someone available to talk to in the office, which…read moreis not the case in most public schools.

I had high expectations for Nativity School in El Monte, especially given how expensive the tuition…read moreis, but the reality has been frustrating. For the amount families are required to pay, you would expect exceptional standards across the board. Instead, there are ongoing concerns about cleanliness, including roaches being spotted on campus, which should never be happening at a private school charging premium rates. There are also noticeable rust issues around certain fixtures that make the campus feel poorly maintained for what it costs. What's even more discouraging is the perception that rules don't apply equally to everyone. There appears to be favoritism toward a particular staff member's daughter, whose behavior seems to be overlooked while other students are held strictly accountable. That kind of inconsistency creates resentment and undermines trust in the administration. Parents are paying for a structured, fair environment--not one where connections seem to matter more than conduct. On top of the already high tuition, families are constantly pressured to contribute more money. The Oktoberfest fundraiser is advertised as a major highlight of the year, but the ticket prices and food costs are excessive for what's actually offered. It feels less like a celebration and more like another expensive obligation. Overall, the school does not deliver an experience that justifies its price tag.

Es una gran escuela mi hijo está en esta escuela la comunidad es muy buena tiene grandes programas…read moreeducativos ah ayudado mucho a mi hijo en todos los aspectos

Good district with good staff. My kids go to school here. I'm a resident in the city for more 12…read moreyears now.

First time registering my child to school. Sylvia Mok has been so helpful, I can't thank her enough.read more

we came here for an event, nice campus, not too just right size. parking is very very limited to…read morethe main lot and front smaller lot and street parking. New track field/football field is very nice, too bad the bleechers are not covered, intense sun and intense heat!!! I see reviews of things that says - dont care, don't this. Get to understand point of view of all parties and yes there are people that care more than their job duties go and there are some that do not. California especially has special things about it vs other states. Read more and understand, then you will feel some empathy for all parties.

I attended a boy's basketball game here. Everything was fine until I heard these kids screaming. It…read morewas because the gym has cockroaches! One crawled on a kid and he was yelling, and rightly so.

The best years of my life were spent at this middle school. It's even better than the high school…read more The teachers are friendly, enthusiastic and they encourage having pride for their students. Part of this pride comes from the way the school is set up. The 7th and 8th graders are divided into three different groups, (the Adventurers, Voyagers and Seekers for the seventh graders and the Mavericks, Challengers and Explorers for the eighth graders.) It's hilarious to see students always bickering with their friends on which team is the best. These teams bond together through field trips and field days. The program for this school is really amazing and bring interest to the students. If you're lucky enough to be in the music program, enjoy every second of it. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Meyer are indescribable by words in how much they truly care for students and their talent in educating them in music. It's nowhere that great in high school. At Oak, it just has a glimmering, unadulterated shine to it. The auxiliary team is great as well. The staff is also amazing. While many students at the high school have no clue who the administrative people are, the principal and vice principal at Oak, (Mr. Gray and Mr. Topalian, respectively,) can always be seen surveying the sidewalks before school to make sure students are safe. They stop to greet students with a genuine smile as they rush to school and are very dedicated to their jobs. Also, they're both just really cool guys. The memories I made at this school were so precious that I sometimes find myself tearing up when I walk past it again. As a downside, Oak Avenue lacks a good program of honors classes and clubs, and I hear a lot about students doing drugs and sex, though obviously, not the majority of them. A lot of the students are crazy during junior high, but they mellow out as they go to the high school. Dances are kind of lame at Oak, but if you have your ID card, it's free, so why not? Other brief good points I'd like to bring up is the great art program by an amazing art teacher, (Ms. Lee) and lots of fun and random activities during extra-long lunches, (like dodgeball games and music advocating school events.) If only the high school was this good, I'd never want to leave.

Nice teachers, fun activities. They are wonderful people, staff, and teachers. Chicken crispitos…read moreare the best lunch.