I made the decision to move my son to ECMSG in 7th grade after he struggled behaviorally during his…read more6th grade year in a much larger school system. Something we had never experienced before. It ended up being one of the best decisions we could have made. At ECMSG, the Dean and his team did an incredible job holding my son accountable for his negative behavior while also recognizing and reinforcing his positive efforts. That balance truly helped him get back on track. Because the school is smaller, there is much more individual attention and staff really pay attention to the details. The supervision staff genuinely care about the students and build healthy, supportive relationships with them. On days when my son wasn't feeling his best, he could easily request a check-in with the counseling team, which made a huge difference. The office staff is always warm and welcoming. They consistently go above and beyond their job descriptions. The school also provides strong support for parents by clearly explaining the grading system and offering tutoring to help students stay on top of missing assignments. The Special Education department is patient, accommodating, and incredibly supportive. The Principal is highly involved not only with the students, but with the surrounding community as well. He builds meaningful relationships with the kids and truly listens to parents. He has an open-door policy and never makes you feel like your concerns aren't important, which was very different from our previous experience. Their outdoor education program is another highlight. The students learn hands-on skills and how to solve real-world problems in meaningful ways and we get invited to come hear the kids present on their learning. I am extremely pleased with our experience and highly recommend ECMSG to any family looking for a smaller, supportive school environment where students are truly seen and supported.

My son attends ECMS-G, and we truly love the school. The teachers are always prepared and willing…read moreto help their students succeed. I especially appreciate how involved the principal is in everything happening on campus. What stands out the most to me is the strong support system and the clear communication the school provides to both students and parents. We are very grateful to be part of this community.

This middle school is a great fit for my family! I have an 18 year old son who attended Peary MS…read moreand then graduated from Juniper Serra HS. For math, you should consider taking Mr. Yamachika's classes, if interested. He teaches math in a very interactive way which will catch most student's attention and hopefully your child will excel in math like mine did. I can only refer teachers based on the ones we personally knew but you should rest assured knowing that your child will SUCCEED here if he/she WISHES TO DO SO. One thing I do regret is not enrolling/following-up on the Magnet program here while my son attended Peary but he did take AVID classes. That is an alternative program if you missed the application deadline for Magnet. Please take advantage of all the programs LAUSD has to offer. It is our responsibility as parents to do our part as well. Sadly, there are many negative reviews here - please do not let that discourage you. It's all up to your child. I believe in this school so much so that I have enrolled my daughter into the Magnet program at Peary. She just started her first day yesterday. Let's go Huskies! Here are a few more excellent teachers we had the pleasure of knowing a few years back. Ms. Smith-Nobles (English/History) Mr. Fletcher (P.E.) Mr. Lagasca (History) Mr. Fokwah (Science) Mrs. León (AVID) Ms. Irons (English) Ms. Knight (Science) We missed a few teachers and I apologize for that. I simply wanted to share this review as soon as possible with the hopes that people will not be deceived by the negative reviews. Hope this helps.

After seeing and hearing what my children's cousin has went through, I'll be passing on this pot of…read morestatistics. Shame on the blind ear to the bullying and the lack of urgency for our future. I pray a new faculTy of staff that actually has a backbone and care for the children.

Normalize periods and having pads and tampons in the girls restroom. Normalize looking into…read morebackpacks for vape and weapons. And students should at least take Tylenol from the school nurse. Normalize the disabled people have less stairs or make their classes closer. Have a teacher go to them. Normalize teachers not teaching so quickly. Thanks

I currently attend this school and it isn't as bad as the media, and most people make it seem. The…read morecampus is very green and it has a great atmosphere. The students aren't the best but they do what they can. They have a college and career center and they really do help students out a lot.

I enrolled my child at st Anthony of Padua and was the best decision. Communication from teachers…read moreand staff is amazing and everyone up to date, very well organized. We are lucky that our child landed with a great teacher ( Ms. Garrido). She is very patient, warmth and her ability to teach is A1. Our child is not only learning kinder work but also religion traits. Faith and morals is very important to me and I actually do see the difference here at home. The school is very clean and safe for all the little ones. We couldn't be much happier and to have such wonderful staff and community!

This is my first year with Saint Anthony and it has been a great experience. I love the fact that…read moremy son is learning at a fast speed and also incorporating religion. The religion, faith, and safety procedures are reflecting in our home which is awesome. The communication and safety procedures the school has is like no other. I feel my son safe because of the great communication they provide with all the newsletters and parent involvement.

this schools is actually horrible all the teachers suck and it doesn't compare to my public old…read moreschool which felt normal do not go to this school I wud give it 0 stars if I could also there is a lot of drama there most people aren't Christian there either so yeah

Pacific Lutheran Jr/Sr High School is an excellent private school education. They always keep the…read moreparents in the loop about the things involving the school and the students. They have some caring, dedicated teachers and staff who are all extremely gifted educators. Excellent communication! Very caring and supportive group with active participation in school events. Reasonable tuition. My daughter loves it here and she will be coming back next year. Thank you PacLu

This school is horrible !!! Your kid will get bullied and the teacher ( Ms. Hidalgo ) will call you…read morea snitch ! They won't do nothing about it , the principal, and they will tell you that if you are not being physically harmed , then do not go to the teacher !!!!!!!!

Chapman elementary is a very good and great school as a retired student there are some things you…read moreneed to know first the health care if you are injured all they do is give you a band aid or a wet paper towel or a ice pack one time I had a allergic Reaction to something and it started to get worse so I go to the office and they told me just to put a wet paper towel on my arm and go back to class but when I got home it was still there second the food the food that I had was nasty there was I chicken drumstick and mash potatoes and when I bit the chicken it felt like it wasn't cooked long enough next the teachers the KG,1grade,2grade,3grade was great but 4 and fifth grade was hard my friend didn't know what she was doing so I told her and then the 5th grade teacher yelled at me for "yelling across the room " which I wasn't and then everyone was staring at me and I didn't know what to do I wanted to say stop but I was to scared to say something .

Again, I graced this place with my presence. Ever go back to a school after you've moved on and…read morediscovered new things about it? I did. The faculty parking lot is a great place to park, if ya know what I mean...

I went here and if I have to be honest it wasn't that great. Everything overall was okay however…read moresome of the male teachers were straight up perverts. There were some teachers who would say inappropriate things to the girls. They would even touch them without their consent. I was and am still very upset with this and so I hope the school does something about this soon.

My son started receiving tutoring services recently in May 2019. The environment here is helpful,…read moreinformative, understanding, pleasant, welcoming, and comfortable. My child enjoys coming to tutoring, as do I, because I know the knowledge he is soaking in is actually sticking. He is now more confident when discussing what he has read.

We love Share. They are doing a great service for those of us who need the help. My daughter has…read morepicked up her grades immensely!!! This company is great. Nice people there, friendly and resourceful.

Great High school in the South Bay. Went to watch an…read moreexciting Volleyball scrimmage . Great games, the Gym is okay for a High School. Parents, friends were all together cheering on their loved ones. Bathrooms are clean. Good to watch Coach Quan at the sidelines !!!

There are plenty of fun events, clubs, and opportunities for academic achievement. The school…read moretests high on standardized tests. However, there is a lack of discipline when it comes to verbal bullying and harassment. Students cannot count on their authorities to protect them. The visual and performing art programs are quite underfunded. The school prioritizes the football program, which brings in the most money and that favouritism goes so far as extra effort being made to keep those athletes in school. They do this by putting them in the art classes for an easy A (where they don't do the work and show no interest, while taking up the spots of students who actually want to take art) And by avoiding giving them expulsion or suspension, even if that means turning a blind eye when they bully their peers. Pretty standard for a high-school, I guess.