If you're looking for a spirited and leadership orientated school, you should definitely choose…read morethis school for your kids. I graduated from West Covina high school, Class of 2018! Go BULLDOGS! Throughout my four years in this high school, I was involved in several leadership organizations: Key Club, Class Council, ASB, Link Crew, and Robotics. This school offers a huge variety of clubs on campus for students. They also have performing arts (All male and All Female: The Lab, Dance Drill, Colorguard, Band, Choir, Drumline), athlete teams (soccer, basketball, cheer, wrestling, swimming, water polo, etc.), community service clubs (Key Club, Red Cross, Interact, Unicef, LEO's, etc.), California Scholarship Federation (CSF, NEHS, NHS, Science Olympiad), STEM club (Robotics: Team 968 RAWC) and many more to choose from. I really enjoyed being a part of the clubs because it made me grow as a person and it helped me meet some of my best friends. Although I enjoyed doing leadership activities, I also enjoyed learning at this campus. The teachers here are inspirational and always willing to make sure that students understand what they are learning. However, I still rate the teachers as average. There were only a couple that I truly admired and loved having as a teacher for a specific class.

My son had a tournament at West Covina HS on 2/28/26. The campus is really nice and kept clean. The…read moregym was a little small but was able to accommodate the large group of spectators who came to support the teams. I have to say that the women's restroom was very clean and nice. Located in a nice residential area with plenty of parking.

If your kid has prior schooling like preschool this school would be more a social school,…read moreacademically other elementary schools in the area are stronger. Admin isnt very helpful with how to transfer or information on the district and they don't really give you much info regarding the schools academics or activity.

Children from my family has attended Vine Elementary school for years and it has always been an…read moreelite school until these past few years. but one thing that bothered me the most was how Mrs Levesque humiliated a staff member from the after school program (RAS) because she made a report to CPS when there was reason to be concerned for a child's safety and well being. I learned that this staff member was fired for contacting CPS, as she is mandated to do. As many know and I, myself knows very well, that ALL school staff members are mandated reporters. One day when I went to pick up my granddaughter I saw Ms. Levesque approach this staff member and a few mins later that staff member came to release my grandkid and saw tears down her cheecks so i asked what was wrong the staff member told me that mrs Levesque had just humiliated her with saying to use this as a lesson to be more professional not only for herself but her staff and to learn to do her job better. I found that very disturbing that the principal would tell her this after this woman had already lost her job and it was her last day at Vine..not professional at all.

My son has been attending preschool here for 2 years and my daughter has been coming here for…read morespeech. Everyone here has always been kind and informative. The teacher really listens to my concerns with his development. I had my kids in private school but when my kids started wescove I was truly impressed with West Covina's public school system. My son comes home signing songs and shows me the work he's done in class. My daughter still goes to private school and only attends speech at wescove but as she gets older I'm strongly considering transferring her. My son also attends options for learning afterschool at wescove. It's really nice because I don't have to worry about moving him. He just gets walked over after class and the school is completely gated so I don't have to worry about him running off. The school only goes to second grade and in my opinion that's great. It is a nuisance to have to transfer schools for an Elementary class, but a big plus side is that because it only goes up to second grade the traffic is less. Having to drop off and pick up it's never as hectic as any other elementary school I drive past and because there's less students the teacher and admin are able to get to know the students better.

This Elementary school is excellent. My Granddaughter goes to school here. I attended muffins for…read moremom this morning to celebrate Mother's Day. The principal is so kind and loving to each child, the ladies in the office are very kind and helpful. Thank you so much for taking such good care of my little princess Lindsay. Job well done to all of you ! Elizabeth Bachmann

So I'm a middle schooler, but I do come here every Sunday for church. The campus is pretty clean…read moreand I barely see any trash. The layout is good, and it's a good school. Two of my uncles went to this school and they enjoyed it. So overall I'd rate this school 5 stars and I'd recommend signing up for this school if you are in the Covina Valley School District and need a high school.

I am extremely disappointed in the way this school handles bullying and harassment. A school is…read moresupposed to be a safe place where students feel protected, respected, and supported, but unfortunately, that is not the experience here. It is unacceptable for students to be subjected to bullying, harassment, and mistreatment while the very people responsible for protecting them fail to take meaningful action. What is even more disappointing is the lack of support students receive when they speak up and ask for help. Students should never feel like they are on their own, ignored, or forced to deal with these situations without the support of school staff and administration. The school should be standing up for its students, addressing concerns seriously, and holding those responsible accountable. Instead, the lack of action sends the message that this behavior is acceptable and that students' feelings, safety, and well-being are not a priority. No student should have to dread going to school because of bullying or harassment. Every student deserves to feel safe, heard, respected, and protected. This school needs to do better, take accountability, and start putting the well-being of its students first. Protecting students should never be optional.

Went for the July 4th fireworks show! I used to go to the…read morehigh school but i think this is that show moved to the middle school since West Covina stop there annual fireworks show..... Came pretty last minute and was surprised that parking wasn't that hard to find. We found a spot a few blocks down and although we didn't sit in the school itself since it was already crowded and i believed they were charging to get it........ but don't cry for us kids cuz my boyfriend and found a sweet spot right across the street over by the gas station on the grassy knoll! Just about ready for the show when the water sprinklers came on and there was a mad dash of everyone running! Lol luckily we didn't get wet and after everyone had a good laugh we all enjoyed the rest of the show which was spectacular! Great fireworks and the police had everything under control, as far as i know there went any problems! I think imma be coming back next year!

My experience at this school has been honestly frustrating and disappointing. The environment feels…read moremore stressful than supportive, and it often seems like students are expected to just deal with problems instead of actually getting help. One of the biggest issues is how disorganized everything is. Important information is either given last minute or not clearly explained at all, which makes it harder to stay on top of assignments and expectations. It feels like students are blamed for things that aren't fully communicated in the first place. The teaching quality is also really inconsistent. Some teachers care and try, but others seem uninterested or don't explain things well, leaving students confused and stuck teaching themselves. When you ask for help, it can feel like you're just brushed off instead of actually supported. The rules can also feel unfair or overly strict, especially when they're enforced differently depending on the student. It creates a sense that things aren't equal, which makes it harder to feel respected or motivated. Overall, this school doesn't feel like a place that prioritizes student success or well-being. Instead of helping students grow, it often just adds stress and frustration to an already difficult experience.

This school has failed. If anyone has a kid with special needs autism child for at the age of 3 and…read moreis recommended from the regional center to take them here. I would not recommend it any autism parent. The teachers don't supervise them as we expect them to. Had my 4 year old come back with bite marks from another student. I am FOREVER TRAUMATIZE. Sucks that teachers and principles cover up for each other and not really give us AUTISIM PARENTS THE ACTUAL SUPPORT WE NEED. THIS SCHOOL HAS FAILED. ALONG WITH THE TEACHERS STAFF AND PRINCIPAL.

Great school good teachers definitely recommend this school no bad teachers just good school go…read morehawks

North View High School has been an incredible foundation for my family. All three of my sons…read moreattended this school, and each of them benefited greatly from the strong academic programs--especially the AP classes, which not only challenged them but also helped them earn college credits and prepare for the rigor of higher education. I am proud to share that all three of my sons graduated as valedictorians, an achievement that would not have been possible without the dedication and support of the outstanding teachers at North View. The staff truly goes above and beyond to ensure students receive a high-quality education while feeling supported and encouraged to reach their full potential. My oldest son graduated in 2021 and has since earned his degree in Mechanical Engineering from Cal Poly Pomona. My second son graduated in 2023 and is currently completing his third year at UCLA, also majoring in Mechanical Engineering. My youngest son is graduating this year and has been accepted to UC Berkeley, where he will pursue the same field. North View High School not only prepared my sons academically but also instilled in them the discipline, confidence, and ambition needed to succeed. I am deeply grateful to this school and highly recommend it to any family looking for a supportive and academically strong environment.

This is an amazing school. I went there my sophomore year…read moreand I love how they contribute to help their community by giving free car washes. My car seriously needed a wash but I didn't have the means to afford one this week then The local High School happened to be advertising free car washes so went to stop at the nearby car wash by my house and for free got it washed looking good as new. You guys made my day

I absolutely love this school! My daughter started here for kinder and after just a few months she…read moreknew everyone in the office, kids from higher grades, and so many of the parents. It's such a friendly environment here and it truly feels like a family here. The office Manager Edie, is so friendly and informative and is always so helpful. I'm sad I didn't know about this school sooner to have started my daughter here in TK. I did for my middle son and he is now here too, in TK. There are service hours and fundraising required, like all private, Catholic schools. The best part about this school is that the fundraising is "per family." For example, the fundraising at St. Chris doesn't change in amount if you have one child or three. It's also less than some surrounding schools. Other surrounding schools I checked prior to choosing St. Christopher have their set amount "per child." Most were $1,000 so if you have three kids, you have to fundraise $3,000 per school year. At St. Chris, the fundraising is $700 and whether you have one child, two, or more...it stays the same. The service hours are 40 per school year and there are so many opportunities to get them done, or you can pay them up front if you do not have time for this. If you're from a single parent home the hours are less than 40. The school has morning and after school program for those parents that work early or late. They offer a per session or a monthly option. They have a carline for parents who find it convenient to drop off their kids, or you have the option to also walk them to class. The afternoon pickup is carline where the kids hop into the car and the little ones, TK and kinder get picked up at the gate. They have events like father daughter dance, field trips, family picnics, jog a thon, family bbq, movie night, Halloween haunted house, Halloween trunk or treat, fiesta, Christmas performances with dinner, and other awesome get togethers that make the school even closer. The TK and kinder class have "buddies" from 7th and 8th grade which they love. They sit with them during mass on Wednesdays and they also do little gift exchanges during Christmas and form great relationships with the bigger kids. They have music class with Mr. George who the kids absolutely love! He is also so good with the kids and teaches them all the great songs for their performances. He runs the choir so your child will get to know him if they're in choir. Recently there was a change and two grades got integrated into one class. It was a bit scary to think of this but like many schools that have thrived doing this, the kids here are thriving and because of smaller class sizes the kids are doing great! Many parents were worried and left, and that's understandable. For us that stayed, we are realizing that it has no negative effect on their school performance and in fact, there is more time available for extra instruction. Our principal also formed a marketing committee group with the parents to help us brainstorm ideas on how to help the school. She has been open to our ideas and has made some positive changes. The integration of two grades in a class has also made my children get closer with the next class up. The school feels closer than ever as we are helping in every way to keep it going as it has a rich history here in the city of West Covina. I love this school! Once a charger, always a charger! Go chargers!

Love this school! My oldest son has been attending St Christopher since he was kindergarten and is…read morenow currently in 7th grade. The school has caring teachers and faculty, affordable tuition and smaller class sizes. Other private schools have 30+ students which doesn't give the students the attention they need. My son and his classmates have been friends since kindergarten and soon they will be graduating 8th grade together! We have made life long friendships here because of this school. He's grown up in this school, feeling safe and a family environment. Wouldn't trade his experience here in the world! Thank you St Christopher. Here is a picture of my oldest son and his basketball teammates representing St Christopher. My youngest son is currently in 2nd grade and loves it here. He will be having his communion this year and is looking forward to it.