I remember going to this school a long time ago. I remember how the teachers, faculty, and…read moreprinciple made me feel. They made me feel unwanted, and like an outcast. The teachers and faculty accused me of doing things I never did - such as masturbating in the classroom. They accused me of cheating, when I never did. The faculty at OGHS accused me of being high on drugs - when I was never once high on drugs. Eventually I was expelled for something I didn't do, and I had no way of proving that I didn't do it. I was so young - I was only 12. I felt bullied by the students - sure... That's normal. But I felt more bullied by the faculty at this school than I ever did by the students. That's what really hurt. Orange Glen High School made me hate school. OGHS made me hate learning. OGHS made me hate teachers. It wasn't until after I was expelled from this school that I started to love learning. I studied on my own, with no one to accuse me of cheating, or of masturbating in front of other students. I studied on my own, and worked hard... And today, I'm successful, have a degree, am becoming an astrophysicist, and make more money than most of the faculty there. Thanks for the memories, OGHS. Thanks for nothing.

Parking is a challenge especially during pop warner playoffs. There are several parking structures…read morebut it's difficult to see if you haven't been to the school. Football field is nice and school looks big. Campus looks clean.

Epik school just i played the games before its just that its not OG and it kinda sucks now because…read morewhen i was attending this school i got in trouble by a substitute for cleaning my backpack bc there was water and i ended up getting in trouble for no reason and the supervisors are so mean

Richland is a serious answer to prayer. The whole environment is dynamic and caring. We came from a…read morewell-known charter school where my daughter was bullied and the admin did nothing. Here, I feel like my daughter has plenty of caring adults keeping her safe and loved. I've been really amazed by the culture of care starting with the front admin, Ms. Chelsea who makes every single visitor feel welcome and seen. I've watched her navigate 6 different tasks simultaneously with poise, care, and professionalism. My only feedback to make this school shine brighter better would be to have more playground supervisors during recess and lunch and to get rid of the spinning "tree" that has broken multiple kids' arms.

I went to this school from the first grade to fifth grade, and I recently just graduate! I cannot…read moretell you how much I love this school and it offers so many great stuff for your child! Do not ever hesitate to send your child here, all the teacher are kind, smart, and resourceful. They are always here to help. And the school campus is awesome with a great grassy field, big basketball courts and swing sets for little kids! The school is very clean and the library has a beautiful wide selection of all books! Students are well behaved and there aren't any fights at this school!

I was so nervous about my son starting school but I truly couldn't be any more thankful for such an…read moreamazing and loving teacher, Mrs. Rhoades made me feel like he was her own child, she is so caring and has so much patience we were beyond blessed with having her as his TK teacher, the staff is just amazing, Janice in the front desk is such a sweetheart she has the best customer service and she knew My son Andy's name as soon as he walked through the front door, if you are looking for a good school I deff recommend this school, you will not be disappointed, best choice my husband and I ever made.

My child is in their second year here and we could not be happier. It is a school where success is…read morein the partnership of student, parents, and teachers. There are 2 paths.. M track and Summit track. M track is traditional middle school and summit track is more project based in all subjects with the use of Summit platform. Neither track requires you to do much homeschooling anymore like in the earlier grades or other campuses (c track at Bear Valley for grades k8th). There's everything here as far as extra curricular activities and more for middle school.. ASB, theater, and lots of exploratory classes throughout their years here. It is not a bilingual school as another student stated in her review. As for math, there's a placement test required before entry to the school. Based on this, you're placed based on scores. There is a zoom math helpline available day and evening hours for free.. Students are in campus 3 days a week. There is a study period as part of their schedule so lots of help is available daily. The other days are at home or on campus Mondays available to students who need extra supports from teachers. The IEP services are also provided here.. in person and not online. There's lots to say but I think that's a decent amount to share. Feel free to PM if you have more questions.

Well howdie from south of I-78, ( that's SD y'all.) I like the heck out of my daughter's…read moreteachers and their principal, I don't get there much but Tuesday's PIE was delicioso , starring Miles Mc Pherson. Dang, he was good! We parents got to see each other and speak our piece about all the stuff being flung at our kids. Can't wait to see the video promised by CC's team. My motto is " Turn the dang TV off, cut the cable, kill the I-phones and let your kids see you read books in the evening. CLASSICAL books from around the world, in the languages of the authors. Like Shakespeare for English speakers and Verne for French speakers, know what I'm getting at?

Unfortunately, the quality of this school is dependent on who's the principal. Under the Hoff…read moreadministration, it was one of the best schools in the district. Unfortunately, principals in this district are rotated around to different schools every few years. Needless to say, everyone missed Mr. Hoff. North Broadway is a California public elementary school, which means very large class sizes and a curriculum that's focused only on getting a high school diploma. If you're looking for future college admissions, you're probably going to have to enroll your kids into a private school or charter school.. Teachers are fine but are completely overwhelmed. Often, problem children are kept in a classroom, and teachers have to deal with them along with 30 other students. Tip - Don't procrastinate on getting your kids on a waiting list for a Charter School. You don't want to send your kids to Rincon Middle School (that's where they'll be assigned after North Broadway).

Best school I've ever I love it so much and never going to…read moreanother school I recommend it for a lot of more kids to go to this school because it's such a great school Plus they have the best teacher

Now that my kids have graduated…read more.. Background: We switched from the charter system at the high school level. We were running out of classes to take/electives, we were having to volunteer to the point where between extra curriculars and homework, we were down to 2-3 hours of sleep per night. Running around sleep deprived with lack of support from the school. Add on top of that there was a whole lot of politics/parent drama being dragged onto campus and I could see that kids were turning inward in survival mode instead of growing/thriving. You can probably read in my other review (of a charter) that we went to a public school and they helped us come up with a plan in under 10 minutes for two students. That was RBV. And yes, their counseling department was/is fantastic. They answered our questions even without an appointment. Any time we needed support, they were always there and went the extra mile. When we did a school tour, we watched the senior class president speak with poise and confidence. That was a HUGE difference between the charter kids and the public school kids. I pointed at him and told my kids that they needed to go from mousey to that guy by graduation. So was it worth it? It depends. Were there more electives? YES!! Even shop class. The kids made a lot of great memories finding out who they are, while contributing to the community through their classes. Were the science classes as good? Depends. Chemistry, no. They didn't do a lot of hands on which was majorly disappointing (they really need to shore up this part of the curriculum), but they had these awesome elective science classes that made learning interesting and fun. The environment was far more competitive then collaborative (with the exception of track and cross country, those were great experiences). Did my kids gain confidence that we were looking for and learn to stand up for themselves? Yes. Getting the parents out of the way and getting them involved in clubs made a huge difference. There were also great teachers along the way that were awesome mentors for both of my kids. And what didn't work for them taught them to either advocate for a solution or change what you are doing to go try something else. That lesson will carry them for life. RBV is a public school and you have to set your expectations. You are going to have everything from the driven kids to the knuckleheads who just want to goof off. Are kids probably going to make fun of yours by saying stupid stuff like any other public school? Yes. Are kids doing sketchy things in the bathroom? Yes, it's public school. We got that in charter school too. That's high school for you. Is it safe? Average. The first day of school, the other kids were cool and told mine where the escape points were on campus should there be an active shooter (see other Yelp reviews, that all happened before we made the change). It stinks that it's the world we live in but it is good to know that the kids were nice enough to share how to stay safe with students that they just met. The only thing we missed with the charter is that they had a partnership with the junior college. Before we left the charter, we had signed up for a summer class (due to lack of electives). It turns out to do that at public school and put it on your transcript is a BIG DEAL with Vista Unified. You have to ask permission, go through a long process, etc. "We should have asked permission," blah, blah, blah. Long story short, it was on their transcript by graduation but if you want to dual enroll, it's not easy at RBV. Not impossible (and even discouraged) but not easy. If your kid wants to do primarily dual enrollment, go the charter route. Also the awareness of what it takes to get into college was better at the charter level. Since the school owned more of the every day educational responsibilities, it allowed me (parent) to go find the information for the kids, reach out to colleges, ask them for advice, schedule tours, etc. RBV had all sorts of colleges come to campus (and the military) and allow students to ask questions. So that's good. But if your kids don't know what to ask, well that's where are a parent, you help connect the dots. The lesson I learned that I want to share with every other parent is kids grow at their own rate. It is our job to give them options, opportunity to try things and figure out what they are about while this stuff is free. You don't have to burn yourself out or them out while doing it. You know your kid. You know what they need. If they need a lot of options, RBV is a good fit. If they need more parents involvement, independent study/flexibility in learning/curriculum, or dual enrollment, then by all means go the route of the charter school. High school and college have one thing in common. The name alone means nothing, it's about finding your best fit. There is more than one option, more than one teaching style. Do what is right for your situation.

This review is about my experience as interpreter for Spanish speaking families there. I absolutely…read morelove this high school. So much emphasis in art and so much talent! Your only have to observe the amount of murals and the visual joy they bring. All created by students. The office has a very nice check in system and everyone is very courteous. All the staff I have interfaced with was very helpful, including the man that takes people to different places in campus in the golf cart! Everything is so clean and white, I feel instantly good there. There is a huge parking lot and it seems to give a lot of emphasis to sports too. Nice students have also helped me navigate where to go when lost. Thanks!

First off, all the reviews insulting Ms. Connor are completely false and are clearly student…read morereviews from students who are mad at her for not getting a good grade, and that is their fault, not Ms. Connor's. She is truly an amazing teacher because she builds a friendship with her students that allows students to feel more connected in the classroom. She establishes a clear respect between her and her students while still being a great teacher. She balances English work and tests with fun projects, and always keeps her class engaging. She knows how to command a classroom while maintaining professionalism, but also maintains a great environment for learning for her students. She truly changes students' view of English, a class that can be boring, and gives her students the tools to be insightful and intentional in any writing and any other English activities they do.

I have just graduated San elijo middle school and i have gone for the whole 3 years. The teachers…read moreare very bad at communicating. They will not tell you what to make up when absent and I get that you can check google classroom and the agenda but some things we do in class aren't online so when your grade drops you have no idea what you need to make up and turn in. Teachers are nice don't get me wrong but some can be really frustrating. Kids are...kids nothing much I can say about that. They are immature as expected for middle school. I've never had any problems with administration as they have been really nice. The counselors are very nice as well I love Mrs. O'Connor and Mrs. Briening (I probably spelled it wrong) they always let me heat up my lunch and as for Mr.Vega I never really talked to him so idk but he seems like a nice guy. There have been 3 fights at the school from the years I have been there; 2023-2026 but one was at the town square near Albertsons so not many if you think about it. Overall good education and there has been some fun memories made from school trips and etc.

We came here for my youngest son's soccer game. It's easy to find and off a main street which is a…read morebig plus. The only areas on campus I visited were the student parking lot, stadium, and the girls locker room. Parking: Free parking. Although technically you're supposed to have a permit, but why let a little technicality stop you. The layout of the student lot is just plain weird. It doesn't follow a normal flow for a parking lot. And there's black, blend into the asphalt parking berms in the worst places. Let's put it this way, you need to pay attention or you're bottom out your car. Good thing I was paying attention... The stadium: Great job stadium design - no ones faces into the sun. But oh, it's freezing cold when the wind blows. And boy does it rip through that area like a mini hurricane. The girls locker room: This was huge and relatively clean. Lots of lockers and showers. Appreciated how the bathrooms were at the end of the building so that you don't have to walk through the locker room to reach them. One of the sinks was broken. I didn't take a photo. Yeah, like I want to try and explain to Escondido PD why I'm taking photos in a high school locker room. But I did snap a photo of the sign in the bathroom stall. Because it's important to check your pee...

very bad experience they bullied me the teacher did nothing to help but still the teacher are niceread more