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    Pacific Bay Christian School - Faculty and students in prayer before graduation. Picture courtesy of Breanna Rhea Photography.

    Pacific Bay Christian School

    (8 reviews)

    Have a second child coming to this school and it doesn't disappoint. My first was here when it was…read moreAlma Heights. The staff genuinely care about the kids and push for academic excellence. The class size is small, allowing for a lot of one on one time. They have a great sports program along with other extra curricular activities. Founded in Christian beliefs, spirituality is fostered and tied into the curriculum. Proud to send my children here

    PacBay has provided an environment of learning and growth academically, athletically and socially…read morefor our son. He has flourished under the encouragement and mentorship of exceptional teachers and supportive coaches. As a family from San Francisco, we sought a school that was nurturing and stimulating which definitely helped build our son's confidence. There are some amazing stand out teachers from Philosophy to History and Engineering - warm and caring, they are really interested in student success and challenging them to do more. My son is not easily impressed by people, and we are grateful that he was inspired by some brilliant college level instructors. Of course there were some teachers that were not a good fit, however we believe this to be true of any school, large or small, public or private. It is true that with a small school there are resource challenges. The positives outweighed the negatives for our family. Even though there were not as many options for sports teams, PacBay did an excellent job of providing a positive team environment in which everyone was accepted to play if they had an interest, and surprisingly they performed very well in the PSAL league for soccer, basketball, volleyball, track and cross country. Our son made tremendous improvement in his preferred sports of track and cross country; and he had the opportunity to play soccer, a team sport he otherwise would have never experienced. This definitely helped him create closer connections with his fellow students of all grade levels and not just his own class. The large and beautiful campus further facilitated a healthy learning environment, providing many opportunities for students to feel safe and free to be outside, visit the goats and chickens and play with beloved pets (dogs) that some teachers were able to bring on campus. The nearby corner store and beach was also a popular spot for students to unwind after a long day. A special shoutout to PacBay's college counselor, Ms. Ho. For a small school with limited resources, this was a top-notch service that we believe is very important for a high school to provide. PacBay students' rate of college acceptance to top tier schools is very competitive and impressive. All in all, our son had an amazing experience at PacBay and we can say he truly flourished and thrived. He has excellent study skills and habits and learned accountability through leadership opportunities. We feel very satisfied in his preparedness for college as he has become a well disciplined and independent individual, learning to advocate for himself and take charge of his academic and athletic growth. PacBay was an excellent place for him as a nonconventional person, thinking outside the box and leveraging his unique ideas and desire to build and tinker. We feel blessed that teachers and peers recognized and celebrated his enthusiasm for learning and he has made many good friends.

    Terra Nova High School

    Terra Nova High School

    (7 reviews)

    Please dear god if your child is queer or individualistic, don't send them to this school. I made…read morethe mistake of being trans and dressing alternatively and I was bullied relentlessly. I was sexually harassed and physically assaulted, I was called slurs, it got so bad that I became suicidal. I asked for help again and again and nobody did anything. My damn hair was turning gray. I can't believe I made it a whole year at that hell on earth. I've transferred to Oceana, and I'm so much happier. If your kid is straight and dresses and acts like everyone else, fine, great, send them here. If not? Keep them well away from this godforsaken toilet bowl they call a school.

    For all the generations of "the back of the Valley" Terra Nova HS grads, there are no reviews or…read morecheck ins for Terra Nova High. I know there are many out there because of your reverence for your high school years. It is what you called your best years. Even though Terra Nova's overall test scores are up this year and more college oriented students are coming in from outside areas , I suspect the no reviews is because most current students or past grads are not into high tech. Social networking people, tend to be tech savvy and have advanced degrees. I find most past TN grads to be blue collar, who have lived in the area all their lives with little care for what happens out of Pacifica, and proud of it. With all this said, of course Terra Nova has a great sports program and the booster to back it up. Football is top notch, Women's softball, Women's basketball, volleyball, etc. It also has great teachers who challenge their classes and want them to do more than the Pacfiica Norm. The new administration is finding its way. I hope they will without compromise.

    Oceana High School - Jump back into your lane! Go go go!

    Oceana High School

    (17 reviews)

    Thank you, Oceana High School, for hosting the Division 3 swim meet today…read more The event was well-organized and extremely well-refereed. (Look at all the coaches craning in unison to see the swimmers jump backwards into the lanes!) Space upstairs in the observation deck was crowded and could use better ventilation however all the teams felt welcomed and the event was well-run.

    The last graduating "normal" instruction class here, Class of 1991, before changing formats. I…read moreloved my high school, situated in sort-of nearby Pacifica. I was supposed to attend Jefferson High School in Daly City. I had a rough-ish time in middle school, so I wanted a fresh start. I found it at Oceana High School. Though, there were a few of us, less than ten students (Thomas R. Pollicita grads, formerly Colma Middle School) who ended up graduating together (that means, twice). I made friends of all colors, races, creeds, and religious faiths. Of course, I didn't get along with everyone, but for the most part, I had mostly friends, not enemies. There were different personalities here and I was able to navigate and learn from it. I enjoyed every year, but freshman year, was the most awkward. I had a lot of great teachers, others, not so great, but for the most part, I did learn a lot. The greats were: Mrs. Williams, Mr. Tanisawa (math), Mrs. Heeb (art), Mr. Argeris, Mr. Christensen, just to name a few. I had the most enriching experience at this school (I probably had the most growth as a person, an individual, rather, at this time). I attended all the assemblies, some football games, some dances, and some field trips over the years. I made "Honor Roll" most semesters. I joined the Track team, the Cross-Country team, and the Swim Team (and I didn't even know how to swim). I was also a part of a couple of clubs. I also even co-founded a group in Senior Year, SHOP (students helping our planet). And detention, yes, I had a few of those. I turned 18 in December of my Senior Year and was able to sign myself out. So, sometimes, I did (but this was when I had all my work done). And there was also Prank War, but it was just flyers, really. It was foggy often, the property was spread out, and it was small, compared to other schools in the district. There were two parking lots, one on each side. The courtyard was small. The cafeteria was bustling. And for a few years our school was number one in Wrestling. I think that Coach Gray was responsible for that.

    Highlands Christian Schools - Sweet sound of the Christmas Cantata.

    Highlands Christian Schools

    (39 reviews)

    I transferred my child from Highland Christian School about two years ago, and after having time to…read morereflect on our experience--especially during and after the COVID period--I would like to share an objective review covering both strengths and areas of concern. First, regarding teacher resources, the school had some good teachers prior to COVID. However, many experienced teachers left after COVID, likely due in part to compensation and possibly other factors. Following this turnover, the school appeared to face significant staffing shortages. In response, the school hired individuals with limited formal teaching training, including classroom aides and, in some cases, individuals with personal connections to existing staff. Some of these individuals did not appear to have formal teaching credentials or licenses. This created inconsistency in instructional quality and classroom management. I am aware of families who withdrew their children after learning that their child's teacher did not have formal teaching qualifications. Second, the school appeared to have limited social-emotional support resources for students. There did not seem to be access to counselors, psychologists, or other professionals trained to support children's emotional and behavioral needs. Social-emotional support is essential for children's development, especially during challenging periods like the post-COVID transition. I also heard reports of students struggling with behavioral or emotional needs without sufficient professional support. This contributed to some families choosing to transfer their children to other schools. Third, the school's physical facilities were limited. The playground and parking lot shared the same space, which raised safety concerns during drop-off and pickup times when children were moving near vehicles. Outdoor recreational space was small, and there was no dedicated soccer field. While there was a basketball hoop, overall physical activity space was limited compared to other schools. One positive aspect is that the school provides Bible-based education, which may be meaningful and valuable for families seeking a Christian-centered environment. Overall, while the school may meet the needs of some families, our experience led us to seek a different educational environment. Since transferring, my children's current school provides licensed teachers, stronger social-emotional support resources, and more adequate facilities for both learning and physical activity. We have been very happy with the transition.

    I do not recommend it. My son and I had the worst…read moreexperience ever when he turned two y/o and was transitioning to a different level and wasn't fully potty trained yet. He had a few bathroom accidents, and I always provided lots of new and clean underwear and asked his teacher to discard the soiled ones in the trash. To my surprise, every time he had a bathroom accident (not often), the "number two" was sent home along with the soiled underwear, and many times, it messed up my washing machine. When I questioned the administration, she simply made fun of me and told me that if I wasn't happy about it, I was welcome to pull my son out of the school. She shook her shoulders like she didn't care about it. It wasn't a healthy Christian attitude and environment. The same treatment wasn't applied towards different races there. I always wondered why.

    Good Shepherd Catholic School - elementaryschools - Updated May 2026

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