this school is the best the teachers are the nicest and the princeble is amaizing. the classrooms…read moreare big enough for all the students and the activities are super fun.(btw i used to be a student here)

I have 2 girls, who study at Los Robles Academy. I truly appreciate and trust that Mrs. Vivienne…read moreThomas is the BEST Principal. Under her superb leadership, her choiced teachers' team and all students excel under her flagship. I highly recommend that you consider this school for your childrens' future!

Ever since I've enrolled here the staff has been really helpful. Although, ever since the incident…read morewith Mr. Contreras, it is just driving me ballistic of what the staff said when this happened. The staff said "Its alright, hes a good substitute!" it doesn't matter if he was a good sub or not that is no reason to say that. When I was in the 5th grade there was this dude that stared at girls chest and they didn't do anything about it. I do not recommend this school if you don't want your child to be safe.

I am thankful for some teachers and feel bad for the ones that put up with Principle Contreras for…read moreso long. She was a HORRIBLE principle. Both my kids came to Cameron and trust me, the last 2 years before i never had to return didn't come fast enough. If you are considering this school, i believe she left the school and have no idea of new principle. Be aware that her lasting affects may still linger. She had NO personality, rude, un welcoming and un likable really.... TRUST ME! Most the amazing teachers are gone, but Miss Esquejeri may still be there, she is wonderful! I can truly say i enjoyed this school till she arrived and she ruined my last 2 years of my kids grade school. Thankfully she is gone and HOPE the new principle brings the shine BACK to CAMERON!

Great school with strong teachers and an outstanding principal who is truly involved.read more

What a wonderful school with wonderful teachers. I have been very blessed to have been taught by…read morelegendary older teachers, as well as by fun and creative newer teachers. The student life here is very diverse and fosters academic and intellectual growth while being in a fun and friendly environment. The sports teams aren't the greatest, but they do offer physical activity, fun, and the opportunity to gain experience in teamwork and leadership. I would just be wary about joining the badminton team. Years ago, I was a victim of racial prejudice by the coach, who is still there today. Generally he does not let you "make the team" if you are obviously of Latin American or Mexican American descent. I had made the team based on my Asian looks, but I am a certain percentage Latin American, and when he found out, he told me that I was unfit to play because of it. He then resigned in fear that I would report him but came back to coach after I had graduated. Also, be careful if you're a young Asian girl on the team. He is a flirtatious guy with a reputation for getting too close to the girls and picking the varsity team based on cuteness [girls only] and not actual talent or skill. Mothers and fathers beware. This guy is out for your babies. Other than that, great school! I miss it dearly, but I know it is somewhere that I hope to send my children to in the future. The staff here teaches great moral values, tolerance, and the academics are up to par so as to prepare you for college.

so bad. ew.. I swear, this school drains every ounce of patience I have left. Every day feels like…read morea new level of chaos, disorganization, and pointless stress, like the place is actively trying to make things harder than they need to be. The vibe is off, the rules make no sense, and half the time it feels like nobody actually cares about the students' experience. Walking onto campus already puts me in a bad mood because I know I'm about to deal with the same nonsense all over again. Honestly, I'm so over it.

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 review is based on the free to public activity areas located at Edgewood and not of the actual…read moreschool itself. This school has a running track, stretching areas, tennis courts, handball courts, basketball courts, baseball and soccer fields that are open to the public depending on whether it is being used by the school itself or any other local community organization. Yup, there a couple of porta-potties here too. It's a dirt track, so use some running shoes that you wouldn't mind getting dirty. The aesthetics doesn't compare to Sierra Vista High School's more recently renovated track, but it gets the job done if you're looking for a place to walk/jog. You can also run the sidewalk circumference of the school which happens to be the conveniently measured distance of 1 mile which can be used whether school is in session or not. Here's a quick 3D video look of it. http://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/30591254#video Pickup basketball seems to happen on nights/weekends whenever the kids bball leagues aren't going on. This is a nice free community area to get out and be active.

Chino hills aquatics had swim lessons here this year (2023)…read more Parking is fine and there's solar panel covers which seem standard these days. They provide good shade. The pool here is nice enough there's a ton of steps to get to the pool and the elevator wasn't an option to get down to it. The concrete benches are uncomfortable.

Office ladies were the worst representatives of this school. BIG blonde lady/Main office lady and…read moreMyoung Mingie Han had the worst customer service skills. They were rude, unhelpful, and were very complacent in their jobs. I don't know how either one of them got hired. I had the worst experience with both of them.

Visited Cathedral High School after many years due to the 2026 Middle School Academic Decathlon…read moreQuiz Bowl where more than 38 private schools competed academically. We had a good experience at Cathedral High School hosting this year's Middle School Academic Decathlon Quiz Bowl. Campus is just the right size however their athletic department and field seemed to have increased in size over the years. It seems like they did some renovations and expansion. The only draw back here is parking. It is difficult to find parking if you come later in the day. Thankfully for us we came in at 7am on a Saturday and found parking right in the front. Thank you Cathedral High School for hosting and making all of us Catholic schools from the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles area feel welcome.

Graduated in '18 10/10 would recommend…read moreMath and science academy is a great program Theatre arts program is good but challenging Counselor Dr. Humphreys is the best mentor I've ever had Great sense of brotherhood

We're currently enrolled in the 2026 summer camp program, and I wanted to take a moment to share…read morehow wonderful our experience has been -- especially with Ms. Esther. My child absolutely lights up when talking about her. Esther has been incredibly patient, warm, and attentive with the kids. You can tell she genuinely loves what she does and truly cares about each child in her class. She takes the time to connect with them individually, listens to them, and creates an environment where they feel safe, seen, and excited to learn. As a parent, it means so much to know your child is in the hands of someone so kind and dedicated. Esther has that rare combination of structure and warmth that makes children thrive. My son has grown in confidence and enthusiasm since being in her care, and I couldn't be more grateful. Thank you, Ms. Esther, for everything you do. Teachers like you make all the difference, and we feel lucky to have you as part of our summer camp experience.

My daughter attended this preschool for one year in the preschool program. Her classroom teacher…read morewas wonderful, caring, and one of the few positives about our experience. Unfortunately, our overall impression of the school and several other staff members was disappointing. One experience that really stood out involved a teacher named Esther, who teaches the 4-5-year-old class. While she may appear friendly at first, our experience with her was very different. One morning, my wife was holding the security gate open for an elderly grandfather who was walking into the preschool. Instead of appreciating the situation, Esther immediately yelled at my wife to close the gate and began lecturing her. Even after my wife explained that she was simply helping an elderly person enter safely, Esther continued to scold her and insisted that the grandfather could open the gate himself. We found her response unnecessarily harsh and lacking basic compassion and professionalism. Another concern was the school's annual Jogathon fundraiser. Families are encouraged to donate money, and children who participate receive a special T-shirt. Staff members then visit the classrooms to celebrate with those children by handing out small toys and snacks. We chose not to participate because we already pay significant tuition and did not feel obligated to make an additional donation. Later, the school sent parents a video of the celebration. Watching it was heartbreaking. My daughter was one of the children without the fundraiser shirt, and she was left standing in the back while the other children celebrated together. She was essentially separated from the group because we didn't donate. Regardless of the purpose of the fundraiser, I don't believe young children should ever be singled out or excluded based on whether their parents contribute financially. The children have no control over those decisions, and schools should make every effort to ensure all students feel included. I'm glad we ultimately decided to move our daughter to another school. While we appreciated her classroom teacher, our overall experience left us disappointed, and I would not recommend this preschool based on what our family experienced.