This pace was really good and I recommend that you send your kids here. Come here if you want a…read moregood education

My son has attended this school for 7th grade and is currently an 8th grader. We are very pleased…read morewith this school, the academic schedule, and staff. All of the teachers we have come in contact with have been extremely helpful and just want to see each student succeed to the best of their abilities. This junior high is ranked one of the top in the SW part of town and the parent club is very active. While you only attend two years it is a great transition before starting high school. I would recommend this school as well as the district it is located in to anyone looking to move to the area based on schools for your children.

Ok so the school wasn't terrible there were some ups and downs for example a good thing was the…read moreopportunity the school had to offer and the fun socials they had and the negatives were the teachers that were not good like Mr. Dale Davis, and Mr.Ols. Mr. Davis literally made us do AR points! What kind of 7th grade teacher does that bro? Mr.Ols had his moments most of them being chill but he has his one phase in the whole month of February and most of March to. Ohh I almost forgot abt Mrs.Dulcich she is the best lady ever she will still punish you for your actions because I mean you will deserve it. And Mr.Anthony as well and that's pretty much it. Oh my bad Shoutout to Elijah Johnson for helping me write this review and shoutout to Ziteife Ojuwuku for always making me feel better about myself because whenever I feel ugly I just look at him and feel like a 10/10.

Ok, this school isn't great. It's awfully confusing especially if your homeroom teacher is bad. Why…read moreis the school bad overall you may ask, well they just care about their title of best middle school or whatever. They don't even care about the students. The only good part is the few opportunities for the future. If you go there have fun. I barely got out of there alive. Just to add a few of the teacher shamed me for being underweight back then so yeah good luck.

Teachers and staff are very understanding and supportive of the students' learning. Mrs. Rogers is…read moreso great--she's been very supportive and patient with my daughter, and I truly appreciate how much she cares.

my kid was taking in the lunch line and he ate last also…read moreafter he got his food his food lunch was over then the whole time he didn't get to eat

My son attended Tevis for his 7th and 8th grade year and he had a great experience here. It seems…read moreonly right that I release my review since school is back in session. I've had more ups than downs at this school, but my son excelled attending here and that's why I rated this school 5 stars. A few things that I thought was the downside of this school is that there's not too many students who get involved with the academic programs versus the athletic programs. I think sports are important; however, I'm shocked that there wasn't more kids volunteering to get involved in Math Field, Battle of the Books and other academic activities. My son only had a bad experience with one teacher his whole time attending here and part of the problem was that he was unorganized, but when we reached out to Ms. Zaragoza (GATE language arts) she had a bad attitude. Rather than coming up with a plan, she was argumentative and we had to involve the principal. The situation was only resolved because the principal stepped in. If we did not reach out to someone above her she would have continued to act unprofessional. I believe that if you become a teacher then you should do it because you love kids, because if you don't then you'll be acting like Ms. Zaragoza and that's a shame. All in all, I think Tevis Jr High is a great school. They have a really nice staff. My son absolutely loved so many of his teachers. This school praises the kids for doing great by rewarding them and they do a lot of school spirit activities. They have a really nice band program and the kids get to march at Disneyland which is a plus for the kids.

Tevis is a great school. Every time I've been there the staff has been very helpful and attentive…read more My son enjoys his time there as well. Overall it's a great school. If you are going there to pick your kids up I suggest going 10 minutes early or 10 minutes after to avoid the crowd.

Lakeside School has changed so much over the last several years, and it's been great to see. The…read morecampus has continued to grow with new classrooms, and they've added a lot of wonderful teachers and staff who really care about the students. The school has a welcoming feel, and it's obvious that a lot of effort goes into creating a positive environment where kids can learn, make friends, and be successful. There are plenty of opportunities for students to get involved, and the staff genuinely wants every child to do well. Overall, Lakeside is a great school with caring teachers, a supportive atmosphere, and a community that takes pride in its students. It's easy to see why so many families enjoy being part of the school.

Lakeside School is a wonderful place for students and families. The teachers and staff genuinely…read morecare about every child and work hard to create a safe, welcoming, and supportive learning environment. It's clear that student success comes first, both academically and socially. One of the school's greatest strengths is its outstanding staff. Lakeside has a great mix of experienced veteran teachers and enthusiastic newer educators who bring fresh ideas and energy to the classroom. Together, they are committed to helping every student succeed and reach their full potential. Lakeside offers students outstanding opportunities with facilities that are unique for a TK-8 school. The campus includes a beautiful auditorium, a gymnasium for athletics and activities, and a swimming pool that provides additional opportunities for students, families, and the community. These spaces help create a well-rounded educational experience beyond the classroom. The campus is well maintained, communication with families is excellent, and there are many opportunities for students to get involved through academics, athletics, extracurricular activities, and special events. The school has a strong sense of community, and you can tell that the staff takes pride in building positive relationships with students and parents. Lakeside is also known for its incredible community support. If you have the chance, don't miss the annual Lakeside Deep Pit BBQ, held on the first Sunday of May each year. It's a long-standing community tradition that brings together students, families, alumni, staff, and local residents for great food, fun, and fellowship. It's one of the many things that makes Lakeside feel like more than just a school--it's a true community. If you're looking for a TK-8 school in Bakersfield that values high expectations, caring educators, strong academics, and a family atmosphere, Lakeside School is an excellent choice. I highly recommend it to any family looking for a quality education and a supportive school community.

This school is extremely overwhelming strict and sexist. As someone who has attended Actis Jr High,…read morei would NEVER allow my children to go to this school as this school is very mentally draining and unsafe. THE FRONT OFFICE, AND OFFICE STAFF DONT CARE ABOUT YOU. When I would go up to the office they would never help me at all, instead they made me feel very dumb and as if I didn't know what I was talking about they constantly gave me attitude and dirty looks while speaking to the office lady's. They continuously taken my own personal items like clothing, and my cell phone that was kept with them for a whole week, I informed them that parents were unable to get the phone in time while school was open and refused to give me my cell phone at the end of the day. In my opinion there was no need for them to keep MY stuff in their office for a WHOLE ENTIRE WEEK. Now I wanna talk about how sexist the dress code is. Girls aren't allowed to wear jeans that are tight or have rips above the knees, spaghetti straps, crop tops, and shoes that reveal the toes because it attracts male attention or is "unprofessional" and "inappropriate" now this is where things get serious and is out of hand, NO OVER AGE MEN/WOMEN SHOULD BE STARING AT A YOUNG GIRL. This is mainly towards Mr postif as he is the only person that points people out the most and dress codes almost everyday but mostly the girls now isn't that just strange?? THINK OF IT. The way we dress doesn't depend on our success and the way we pass in school, we can dress the way we want. As girls/women barely even have the rights now days this doesn't help and girls deserve more RESPECT and need to stop being treated as if they are some fragile toy by some stupid adult at a school where children are supposed to be comfortable. And if it's really that big of a deal men/boys in school should be taught to control themselves. PE TEACHERS/PE Don't even get me started with them as there are no good side to them. Let's begin with the locker rooms, when I would change into pe clothes I would be stared at my miss postif and miss karen. Locker rooms are extremely crammed, humid and have a bad stench to them. Mr jones has made many girls uncomfortable, and I've caught him staring at the girls many times during pe. I genuinely don't know where they get there teachers from and how they get hired but they should be fired. The comfort and safety of the students is most important that anything and this isn't being treated very well. I remember there was a time where I got judged by miss postif, she pointed out my biggest insecurity and I cried in the school bathrooms messaging my mom to pick me up because I couldn't take it anymore.

I am a current attending 8th grader, I will graduate in less than a week. I have had nothing but…read morestraight A's this year, and A's and B's last year, yet this school treats me worse than kids that tend to fight or get detention. This school REQUIRES you to buy either the P.E clothes or a gray shirt or blue shorts for 20$. If not, your grade drops or you get detention, in my opinion, this is dumb, dressing out does not determine you participation in sports or your efforts, this should not be such a problem to the school, if it isn't harmful, why do students get detention or even after school detention. This goes on records! "Student didn't wear a grey shirt and blue shorts, so they go after school detention" make that make sense. Teachers here are either kind or rude, most do not care of your learning. They will leave you behind if you cannot grasp the subject within a week rather than ensuring all kids are able to learn. They will get angry if you ask questions as if it isn't their responsibility to answer these questions for students. While there is tutoring, it shouldn't be needed if teachers are able to teach properly, and many students do not join tutoring in fear they will be bullied for being "stupid" which the school does nothing to stop. Bullying is a huge factor to this school, I myself had been bullied for looking "different" I wore band Tees and had a side part, multiple times I've been called names in front of teachers, yet they brush it off, I have been threatened because I was answering questions in class, I've been called nerd and dork. The teachers do nothing and neither will the office. Even if they do, the worse they get is detention. I witnessed a fight before, the kid that started it got a week of In school suspension, while the other walked in the hallways in fear that the friends of the bully will harm him. And while I admire the school's ability to see the "good" in "bad" kids, they refuse to notice that even after months of being a problem, they will not suspend a kid for longer than a week or keep them in separate classes. They refuse to help the victims and only treat them on what they see and not what actually happens behind closed doors. This is why kids are in fear of their bullies. The school will do nothing if they tell. Instead the bullies will only bully more and continue, they might even turn worse for being a 'snitch'. Because the school basically allows this, these kids don't change and continue to make other kids uneasy or feel as if they cannot speak what they feel. Mr. Postiff, he is too strict, he dress codes shirts with bands on them, dress codes shirts with certain font, he dress codes my bracelets for being "spiked" they are rounded, and the spikes do not damage to the skin, a pencil would hurt more than my bracelets, and why would they care? I am a good kid, with good grades, and try hard, while there are kids that do drugs and are horrible people, but they do not care and focus more on harmless bracelets. They don't care about the children and rather dictate how kids act and look. The office ladies are rude, I bought a ticket for a road trip there and they spelled my name wrong, I asked them to change it, they said no. And they speak with attitude as if I am the problem.

Came to high school here in 2015-2019 miss it still good school hopefully they got new security by…read morenow they where pretty rude back then

Ridgeview is an okay school, the lunch ladies are always super rude to students and are always in a…read morebad mood.

I would say this school isn't that bad the staff are great but the school wifi is so bad like with…read morethe school wifi you can only have access to Youtube

I called to inquire about getting a copy of my hsd for college and the registrars office was…read moreextremely rude extremely unhelpful and spoke to me like I was a kindergartener with a behavior problem . Rude rude rude!!!

I am a proud graduate of Stockdale High School. GO MUSTANGS! During my tenure, I truly believe we…read morehad educators and administrators who cared about and consistently invested in the long term success of their students. I consider myself extremely lucky to have gone to school here and am very thankful to all the educators and administrators who invested into me personally. I recently stopped by the Stockdale Comic Show, which is an annual comic and collector show/convention which occurs at Stockdale every year. One of my old teachers organizes it and is it cool to see folks of all ages come together in the quad I used to enjoy lunch at during my high school years.

This school is amazing the staff does care for the students and makes sure they feel appreciated,…read moreit's close to stores which is a plus, there are some things that I have saw which needs to be improved and that is the painting of the school and the "we are mustangs above the gym, the paint is peeling and is not suitable for a school in a nice neighborhood, its the first impression I got when I walked in to see the school. Needs improvement on painting, and I noticed a lot of trash being left behind by students, but other than that a great school and sports

Lakeside School has changed so much over the last several years, and it's been great to see. The…read morecampus has continued to grow with new classrooms, and they've added a lot of wonderful teachers and staff who really care about the students. The school has a welcoming feel, and it's obvious that a lot of effort goes into creating a positive environment where kids can learn, make friends, and be successful. There are plenty of opportunities for students to get involved, and the staff genuinely wants every child to do well. Overall, Lakeside is a great school with caring teachers, a supportive atmosphere, and a community that takes pride in its students. It's easy to see why so many families enjoy being part of the school.

Lakeside School is a wonderful place for students and families. The teachers and staff genuinely…read morecare about every child and work hard to create a safe, welcoming, and supportive learning environment. It's clear that student success comes first, both academically and socially. One of the school's greatest strengths is its outstanding staff. Lakeside has a great mix of experienced veteran teachers and enthusiastic newer educators who bring fresh ideas and energy to the classroom. Together, they are committed to helping every student succeed and reach their full potential. Lakeside offers students outstanding opportunities with facilities that are unique for a TK-8 school. The campus includes a beautiful auditorium, a gymnasium for athletics and activities, and a swimming pool that provides additional opportunities for students, families, and the community. These spaces help create a well-rounded educational experience beyond the classroom. The campus is well maintained, communication with families is excellent, and there are many opportunities for students to get involved through academics, athletics, extracurricular activities, and special events. The school has a strong sense of community, and you can tell that the staff takes pride in building positive relationships with students and parents. Lakeside is also known for its incredible community support. If you have the chance, don't miss the annual Lakeside Deep Pit BBQ, held on the first Sunday of May each year. It's a long-standing community tradition that brings together students, families, alumni, staff, and local residents for great food, fun, and fellowship. It's one of the many things that makes Lakeside feel like more than just a school--it's a true community. If you're looking for a TK-8 school in Bakersfield that values high expectations, caring educators, strong academics, and a family atmosphere, Lakeside School is an excellent choice. I highly recommend it to any family looking for a quality education and a supportive school community.