Thank you Woodland Hills Academy's staff for your dedicated work with our children at these…read morecritical times and at this critical age experience. Your work and guidance are much appreciated. Shoshana Ben-Horin

They don't take bullying serious at all I reported a incident to the principal he didn't take it…read moreserious he sits in his office drinking coffee like a goofball looking for a new school for my child

We've been part of St. Mel Catholic School since 2018, and it has truly been a blessing for our…read morefamily. The school is more than just a place of learning--it's a supportive, close-knit community that genuinely shows up for one another, especially during times of need. Father Steve and Mrs. Lutz truly make it feel like every one of the 600 students is their own child. That level of care and leadership is something you don't find everywhere. Over the years, we've seen incredible improvements across the campus--from beautiful new landscaping and enhanced safety measures to expanded programs in arts, music, and computer science. The addition of mandatory Spanish is another example of how the school continues to grow and prepare students for the future. The teachers and staff are deeply invested in each child's growth, both academically and personally. My older daughter built a strong foundation here that has carried her through high school with great success--she is now applying to some of the most prestigious universities in the country, and we credit so much of that to her early years at St. Mel. We are incredibly grateful to be part of such a caring and faith-filled community.

Choosing St. Mel has been one of the best decisions our family has made. From the moment we joined,…read moreit was clear this is much more than just a school. It's a close-knit, supportive community where families truly feel connected. What stands out most is how much genuine care exists across the board. The teachers and staff are not only dedicated to academics, but they go above and beyond to ensure each child feels supported, confident, and valued. There's a strong sense that every student matters here. The leadership deserves special recognition. The principal brings a level of commitment and heart that you can see reflected throughout the entire school culture. It creates a positive, uplifting environment that benefits both students and parents. If you're looking for a school where your child will be nurtured academically and personally, and where your family will feel like part of something meaningful, St. Mel is truly exceptional.

As a parent, choosing the right school for your children is one of the biggest decisions you make,…read moreand West Valley Christian School has truly been a great choice for our family. Both of my children attend the school, and I have seen firsthand how much they are growing academically, socially, and personally. There is a real focus on academics here, and both of my children are rapidly excelling, which gives me a lot of confidence in the education they are receiving. What also stands out is the sense of community. The school consistently puts on great events and activities that make the children excited to be involved and help families feel connected. It does not feel like just a school, it feels like a place where staff genuinely want the children to succeed. The staff have always been friendly, approachable, and willing to listen, which matters a lot as a parent. You can tell they care not only about education but also about the well-being of each child. A special shoutout to Ms. Tania and Ms. Lopez, who I truly feel care deeply about my daughters' development and happiness. Their attention, kindness, and genuine care have made a real difference in our experience. For parents looking for a school with strong academics, caring staff, and a supportive environment, our experience has been very positive.

Shrieking kids (no exaggeration) and noise pollution is a constant burden to the communities that…read moreborder the school. Shouldn't be able to hear individual conversations among students and staff from my room occurring in the campus, with my windows closed, but I do. Clearly the staff here does not care about their students' behavior on the field and playground. "College prep" school? Maybe start with teaching that shrieking outside and bothering your community with unacceptable noise levels isn't appropriate behavior..

This small school is perfect for every child. Enough staff teachers are great and the community is…read moregood. The area is safe and Ms. Jeanne is the best principal you will ever meet. God bless this school.

This is a great school! The teachers and staff really care about the children and are always…read morewilling to take the time to speak with me if I have any questions or concerns.

Here is where I stole stickers from my first grade teacher and got caught when I oh so…read moreintelligently decided to show them to all my friends the next day. Go figure, here is also where I got classified as 'gifted.' I ate many a cupcake to celebrate my classmates' birthdays, crossed the Charlie Brown painted bridge that kept students from walking in the street to reach the ice cream truck, giggled with my friends during the Sex Ed lesson that presented me with my first maxi pad and deodorant stick, and got pummeled by hugs from my cheering female classmates after beating the most athletic boy in our class at a handball tournament. So basically, I had the typical generally wholesome educational experience you would hope your child receive in elementary school. To its credit, Tarzana Elementary had some of the most dedicated, genial and most effective teachers I have ever known. They were confidence boosters, taught values as well as math and handwriting and worked very hard to make learning fun and engaging. I stayed after school until my mom could pick me up and during that time there were always adults to facilitate a game of kickball or baseball and make sure nobody got hurt. An older boy decided to bully me after I first transfered and when my parents complained to the school he was immediately disciplined and still couldn't look me in the eye when our paths crossed many years later. That first experience was pretty telling about the involvement the people running and working in this school chose to have in the lives of their students and the environment they were trying to foster. I am happy to say at least with this little girl, the efforts had a lasting impact.

My 3 children went to this school and I was so sad when we moved and had to put them into a new…read moreschool. I loved the staff (Mrs Weider), the principal (Dr Lee) and the teachers were amazing (Mrs Ocello)!!!! and yes, bullying did come up a few times but I don't think there's a school where there is none of that. kids are cruel! As parents is our job to address the issue with teachers and the kids. There was bullying when I was growing up (90's) and unfortunately it will keep happening. Anywho, this school is amazing!

I'm incredibly proud to be both a parent and the PTA President at Chatsworth Park Elementary. What…read morekeeps our family here year after year is the heart of this school--our amazing teachers, dedicated staff, and a community of families who genuinely show up and support one another. This year especially, we've seen a noticeable increase in communication and transparency from school leadership, and it has brought a renewed sense of hope and excitement to our campus. There is a real feeling that we are moving forward together and continuing to build something special for our kids. My son is now a growing third grader, and I feel confident knowing he is surrounded by teachers who care about him, families who are invested in the school, and a community that wants every child to succeed. Chatsworth Park is truly a special little neighborhood school, and I'm excited about its future. Proud to be a Palomino!

Chatsworth Park Elementary has been such a special part of our family for many years. My oldest…read moreson, who is now 18, attended Chatsworth Park, and now my twins are in 5th grade here. It's crazy to think how long we've been part of the Palomino family! Over the years, my kids have been lucky to have some truly wonderful teachers who have cared about them, encouraged them, and helped them grow both academically and personally. We've made so many great memories here, and I'm especially grateful for the sense of community we've experienced. Now that my twins are in their final year at Chatsworth Park, it definitely feels bittersweet. This school has been part of so many chapters of our family's life, and we're very thankful for the teachers, staff, families, and friendships we've met along the way. Proud to be a Palomino family!

Great school with a friendly atmosphere and caring teachers. Everything is well organized, and you…read morecan tell they genuinely care about their students. Definitely recommend!

Faith Baptist has been a true blessing for my family. We regret not knowing about the school…read moreearlier as our son started attending in the 3rd grade. The staff and everyone in faculty is genuine and each one cares deeply for their students. Not only they are strong academically but they show God's love in their daily interaction, teaching the students what it truly means to be a Christian and the good news of the Gospel. For what they offer, they should be priced as one of the highest but the leadership is not about that which says a lot. If you are considering the school, don't even think twice! Sign up and thank the Lord for this fine Christian establishment and the leadership and all the staff.

Round Meadow is one of the best school academically! For second grade we had Ms. Fleischman and she…read morewas such an incredible teacher. My son excelled like never before in reading, math, writing etc. All the counselors and teachers here are very nice and proactive. They have a lot of fun ways to bring the community together! such a great school. The drop off and pick up can be a little backed up and take a while sometimes but its worth it. Its also located in a beautiful area near the hidden hills backside gate.