-There was a young man by the name of Reggie Johnson. He played football during the years of…read more2007-2009, and that kid was elite. He was a special talent to watch in practice & a joy to watch during the games. At one point in time he was ranked number 1 in the north, as a punt returner, and a kick returner. He played under coach Rasmussen while the equipment manager Rene was around ask about his 4.3- 4.4 speed. Everybody wanted him to go to USC cause he ran like Reggie Bush. I was told he got accepted to the University Of Edward Waters, in Jacksonville Florida purple city aka Ricky Waters camp. Onlookers also mentioned he received prospect letters from the (W) Wyoming University cowboys D1 & Iowa State University the cyclones D1. Loved seeing this young man do what he does shout out to the whole MPC wolf pack!

20yrs ago it was a good college. This month, the Admissions & Records Dept has caused me to become…read morehomeless and jobless. How? On the 6th of Jan 2026, I ordered transcripts to be sent to the board of nursing in Oregon for a job I had gotten. Today is Feb 1st and they have not sent it. 2 weeks ago I ordered a 2nd set of transcripts, they have REFUSED TO RELEASE MY TRANSCRIPTS per National Student Clearing House who they are contracted with. I have called about a dozen times, they never answer and they have never returned my call. Because of them basically stealing my money not once, but twice, I gave up my home in CA and moved to Oregon to start a job but could not because of the sole reason of them stealing my money and holding my transcripts from Natl Student Clearing House. I have been sleeping as a nurse, in truck stops because I have not been able to start any job in Oregon where I moved to because the Oregon Board need them to send what I paid for twice already. They are a bunch of morons there to hear me tell them my dire state over and over again in all the messages and still hold unto my transcripts plus ghost me. I will be looking to file a lawsuit on this dispicable Admissions & Records dept at Monterey Peninsula College. 0/5 stars for you lack of customer service.

Some of the best food I tasted in years from any restaurant, definitely in my top 3 places to go…read morefor a splurge.

This review is for the Hootennanny we attended for the horses and farm animals. This benefit had…read moreall the makings of something memorable in a better way. Settings were beautiful the weather was perfect central coast. The Money Band and Peter Pedrazzi sang and played flawlessly. The tri-tip and smoked chicken were delicious as promised. They had a silent and spoken auction that went smoothly. So why not five stars? After the first set of music and dancing they took a well deserved break and said they be back in 15 minutes. It was 8 o'clock. Suns going down and it's still warm. And it seemed like it was over. A crew cleaning off the tables and stacking chairs pulling the lights down. People started leaving. No announcement to stay or anything like that. I believe the music was in a program till 10 o'clock. Seems like we were pushed aside so the crew, cooks and staff could continue there party. Last words...somewhat disappointed.

By far one of the proudest moments on Friday was watching my little brother graduate. It has been a…read morehard last few years as a family and watching him on Friday was definitely exciting (a new chapter opening up for him and our family). I had always had my reservations about my family moving down to Carmel five years ago but if my family did it all over, I would have not wanted it any other way. The ceremony spoke to what is important at Carmel High- letting students pursue their interests and ensuring they succeed. Where these students are going is impressive-- various UCs, CSUs, military academies, Berklee School of Music, various out of state colleges, vocational and community colleges.... very cool. For a small school they offer 15 AP classes which is ridiculously "hardcore." As an educator and a counselor I was impressed at how much they offered and how many students took these classes. The ceremony also boasted several music performances including a personal pieces by a student who was recognized at the local Jazz festival..... more importantly.... the ceremony continually hit the point that students like coming to this school.. the people here like to teach, counsel and enrich students' lives. The farewells to the principal and AP were very touching.. I want to say thank you for being a part of my brother's life and helping him be a prepared for his next phase in life :-D

Beautiful campus and lovely location for a public high school. My sister loved attending this…read moreschool, though I never had the opportunity. Visiting to pick up my niece is a pleasure. A very lovely campus!

This place is truly one of the best things to happen to the city of Salinas. Great faculty and…read moregreat programs. Fantastic track and a beautiful Olympuc sized swimming pool. I used to swim here all the time and the pool was always kept in top shape. I have taken many interesting classes here from jewelry making to photography to sociology. The professors are so wonderful. Many options from special interest classes to starting your college career. Great place.

Del Rey Woods is a welcoming and inviting schools. The staff create such a friendly atmosphere so…read morefamilies feel heard and welcome!

This school is awesome the teacher are nice so are the stuff.but the food is not good but the fruit…read moreis pretty good .over all this school is pretty good

It got the job done I guess. They spent way too much money on sports (half a million dollar…read morerenovations of the football field) and didn't provide adequate or equitable funding for the arts, but that being said, find a public high school that does...

Notre Dame High School of Salinas is an all girls catholic school serving Monterey county. School…read moresize is around 350. Tuition is $12k with financial aid available for those that qualify. School posts their college acceptance outcomes with some nice surprises like the Naval Academy, Westpoint, Yale, Stanford, Reed and Pepperdine. Not bad for a small focused school!

Since this place is only a few blocks away from several of my friends' houses, I've spent a fair…read morebit of time here over my years in Hollister. It's a pretty nice park, except that it has tanbark, so shoes are definitely a must. The swings are very nice, and abundant (six swings, if I remember correctly). The play structures (there are three) are all relatively decent, if generic. There is a nice, huge grass area for sportsplay/picnics, and blacktop for basketball games (there are hoops), hopscotch, dodgeball, what-have-you. There is an official entrance near the expanse of grass, but I don't think I've ever used it. Most locals just enter through the gap between the chain link fence and the school building in the parking lot on Cerra Vista Road. It's been there for years, and no one's ever bothered to fix it.