We walked to the school so we could experience the one night event's Haunted House Sanctum. We paid…read moreour ten dollars for the entrance fee and waited in line with all the eager horror fans. Just as we were about to go inside someone became very ill and made a hazmat mess inside. We decided to abort our experience and requested a refund. The employees were super nice and apologetic and refunded our money.

To use after gym class. I was told over the phone that my child has summer school during the first…read moresession and then on Power School they assigned my child to bein summer school for both sessions. My child was marked absent during class or late but my child was able to tell me the conversation while attendance was being taken. A man watched the kids during P.E class, a man was giving out pizza once after school to students. A situation happened with my child at their previous school and because I spoke up about it after finding out my daughter is now facing retaliation.

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.

Went here Class of 2018. Overall, the school itself in terms of facilities aren't too bad in my…read moreopinion. I happened to be someone into the arts at the time (still am). I have been in many art classes at the school such as, Ceramics, Drawing and Painting, also AP Art. I also have participated in Drama Club and happened to be the club president in my senior year. I am someone who was into music as well. However, in terms of choir classes...I've noticed during my time at the school, many students in the choir are pretty pretentious I felt. Which in turn, caused me not to join. With how the school is structure-wise, I'm not really mad at it. It's more so the actual students I've come across and how the faculty deal with issues particularly regarding mental health. I wasn't really a "popular" kid, but wasn't that much of an outcast either. I was somewhere in between. When it came to the people I was hanging out with on a daily basis, we were doing things that normally people do in high school. Chill, hang out, and joke around. If I'm being honest, in high school, I was someone who had mental issues especially with suicidal ideations. Due to issues I had outside of high school at the time. Thankfully I'm not there mentally anymore. However, I didn't really have much support outside of my friends at the time. It felt hard to talk to somebody, but one day I brought it up to my counselor... Well after I did, it made things a lot worse. Essentially it separated me from my family, and I felt alienated from the students when I told them the issues I had at the time. A particular friend I had who I considered to be my best friend, I confided in her and I was basically shamed for it. The next day, she never spoke to me again after that. I had another friend, who actually was trying to get to the bottom root of the issue and I dismissed her which I still feel bad for. There was another person who I thought was a friend, but actually secretly did not like me. She was someone known to start drama. After these events happened, I was alienated from my main circle and others. Felt embarrassed during graduation day and overall I have mainly known people who are really deep down fake. Well, it's expected from a place like California. I was happy to leave considering I didn't have to see or talk to most of the people I knew there ever again. However, it feels bittersweet because while I don't want anything to do with this school or the memories associated...it feels tough to know that looking back I didn't have a good experience. Doesn't mean the school itself is horrible, it's the social life that came with it and how I was treated that did not feel good.

I love the employees very nice and kind but the problem is that they really expect you to do great…read moreand I had a math class which I did not fail or pass but the teacher ended up grading it past the due date for sem grades and I never got a call for summer school which I believe that is the reason for that not ok not cool I feel horrible s('ț ifykyk

As a visitor to watch my daughter's high school basketball team play, my review is solely for the…read morebasketball gym. The gym is small and older-looking, but well-maintained and clean. The gym floor looks flawless, and every seat offers a great view of the entire gym. Tip: The entrance to the gymnasium parking lot is to the rear of the school, off Arroyo Drive, NOT the front entrance to the school.

They move soooooo slow an honestly they don't care the smoke is horrible and they don't care for…read morethose who are sick or have health situation ...

Came here for a bball tournament. It was fun, packed, and we had 3 games going full court in the…read moregymnasium. Not enough parking though, but you can find some on the street.

The auditorium is really nice and big!! My daughter has…read moreperformed here many times.. UNFORTUNATELY they have these stupid memorable metal tags on each individual arm rest which makes it soooo uncomfortable to have your arms on... its like what's the sense in have arm rest when you can't use them.. and don't even let me get started with the seats... Back ache galoreeee!!! Why can't the city spend money on the elementary schools and the high school ... Supposedly it's a better area/ district ... my rear end!!!

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.

Class of 88... loved that school... Sally Chin, Mrs Verduzco, Rick Avila, Tony Romo & many…read moreothers... you made a huge positive impact on my life. I was just another struggling kid from the hood, but survived, eventually got a graduate degree & did okay in life... thanks for all your patience... I was a handful... and I am sorry...

Compared to Solano, sometimes I wonder how I ever survived Griffin where I went from third to sixth…read moregrades. Third grade was a trying time for me. I learned all about how to NOT make a gingerbread house. Fourth grade was a blur. Fifth grade was actually pretty cool. I had two teachers who came in on different days of the week. The one who taught science and math was obsessed with her son's then AP biology classes so we were dissecting frogs and reconstructing chicken skeletons (chickens were bought from Chinatown and boiled by the cafeteria to get all the meat off). The other teacher was all about reading and the arts so we read stories and drew on the walls. She gave me one of my favorite books, "My Side of the Mountain." My sixth grade teacher was obsessed with preparing us for junior high and wouldn't let us put our books in the slot under our desk. We had to pretend to walk up to the bookshelves and fake dialing a locker code to get our stuff. Wacky teachers. It was in sixth grade though that I decided I was going to be a writer. I won the LAUSD handmade books contest for my grade level that year. My story was about a princess named Pumpkinlina. My book was shaped like a pumpkin. How could it not win, I tell ya! My principal was obsessed with making sure we knew the importance of college. We took field trips to the local community colleges, state colleges and a private university (it was also in sixth grade where I decided which college to go to). Actually, now that I think about it, elementary school was pretty fun.

Overall great experience being at one of their concerts/shows, the staff was overall very friendly…read moreand the atmosphere was very lively and cheerful.

Middle school days were interesting, but now when i see the campus now its so small! and it now has…read morea new gym! - Small campus - Small cafeteria - Large field, but half of it is shared - Right next to Sanchez elementary