amazing school I went there for elementary and It was one of the best times in my liferead more

Best school in the district! They have the best teachers that go the extra mile…read more My daughter attended this school and excelled. I have another one who will be graduating this year and I feel sadness. Shull is like a family. They have both enjoyed their experience at Shull. We are so fortunate to have this school in our area. The school has always ranked high in the district and they were recently recognized as a Blue Ribbon School. Proud parent. Shull rocks!!!

I was touched by the Mom who wants a little extra time for a proper goodbye with her daughter as…read moreshe drops her at school. She mentioned they felt rushed by the Principal, who was apparently injecting a sense of urgency in the process of students disembarking from parents cars. A student who feels rushed at drop-off is unlikely to be at their best a few minutes later, especially when daughter just witnessed Mom's state of mind change from loving to irritated, annoyed, and frustrated. Again, we all agree a more positive experience at drop-off benefits the Student and the school. Schools in California haven't evolved fully to smoothly handle most students being dropped off by parents; when many schools were designed very few students had parents dropping them from family cars. Most students walked or arrived by school bus. Today's dangers have prompted parents to personally drop each child off. This approach results in more security for the students, but it leaves a typical elementary school with three hundred cars in single file dropping students. If each student got even a one minute hug and endearment, perhaps a reminder or admonishment, that would slow the arrival process and take 3-5 hours just to arrive. (Staggering start times could help.) Thoughtful parents might consider leaving home a few minutes early, and simply spend a minute or two for an unhurried farewell while still in the driveway at home, or at a convenient and safe spot along the way. Meanwhile parents could encourage the School Districts to consider design configurations optimized for parental drop-off. Just remember the State envisions us all on public transportation in another decade or two, and personal cars just a distant memory. And thank you for opening a discussion on how we can make our mornings happier.

Great school, But my only complaint is when i drop off my child in the morning the principle rushes…read moreher to much and i can't even give my child a kiss goodbye! The principle opens my door and grabs her backpack and i yell bye i love you. I know we want to just do a quick drop off but i don't want my child rushed, and i don't want her opening me car door and grabbing her stuff. Let me kiss my baby and tell her see you later.

Hi! Former student (using my dad's old phone) I had transferred from a school were I was bullied…read moreand when I came over here I felt like I belonged! I have good friends that I'm still in contact with! Mrs Pang and Mrs O'Malley are amazing teachers and Mrs Pang is a great helper and teacher so is O'Malley. The garden is beautiful and at the end of the year for 5th grade there is a swimming party and baseball game! I love this school 5 stars

This school honestly is the best. The teachers make a great lasting impression on the students, the…read moreschool is silly and entertains the students while they teach important lessons. People are friendly here and you can't go wrong with this school.

Our little boy was not in any way an Angel prior to him starting school. His kinder-garden teacher…read morealso noticed his restless behavior. Her first comment to us was "he was able to keep himself in his chair for more than 5 minutes." As the school year comes to an end, I must give thanks to the teacher. Now he is not only the best academically prepared student but also well mannered (for a boy) and well behaved at home. School pride and teaching also extended to his daily activities at home. Thanks to Allen Ave school teachers.

Man that front desk lady RUDE ASF Monica . I'm so damn sad my daughter got assigned to this school…read more She's giving us a hard time enrolling her but I understand she's doing her job but damn don't be so damn rude about it, why she even at a school ? She needs to work at retail store with that attitude. It don't make no sense how someone can be that rude lol but I hope she heals

Uhh I don't know But I like this school and I don't regret coming here. Everyone is great and kind…read morebut once in a while someone gets in a fight or sm

I absolutely hate this place all the staff suck and don't acutally care about students as someone…read morewho has gone here all 3 years it is HORRIBLE I got so badly bullied I wanted to unalive myself and once staff found out did nothing this place is a piece of shit

Through my work I have been able to work together with the Bonita Unified School District a few…read moretimes and EVERY TIME it has been a success & fun. The superintendent, Dr. Gary Rapkin has really changed the district around and has made the district more involved in EVERYTHING... including individual teavhers, parents, & students. Also I like the fact that many of the teachers are local. They too have their own children attending the local schools. That makes it more of a point for these teachers/parents to be the best for not only their own children but for everyone else. Also... San Dimas High School is known for the Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure... REMEMBER??? San Dimas High School ROCKS~!

Love that they have free COVID testing for BUSD students. Made an appt online and when we got here,…read morewas pleasantly surprised that there was NO LINE. It took less than 5 minutes to get my daughter tested.

Selecting a school for my children was one of the most difficult decisions I've ever made. I am…read moremore than satisfied with my decision to send them to HNM. The school breathes it's faith with service projects like Double Bag Lunch, the Winter Shelter, blanket/shoe drives to name a few. The school offers many extra classes to expand the students horizons and also provide support for those who are falling behind. The extracurricular activities aren't limited to sports. They have many academic and service focused clubs and also have an amazing drama program that puts on musicals twice a year. Father Rich and Mrs Marquez are extremely dedicated and their commitment to the schools mission statement is unwavering. My family was welcomed with open arms from the beginning and have grown to consider the HNM parish and school family as my own. Many families come from 10+ miles away to be a part of this wonderful community. The school could improve in a few areas mainly in incorporating modern day conveniences that help working parents balance their responsibilities (online payments, more consistent communication and fundraising credit for SCRIP overage purchases). The school should also consider doubling up on some of its classes to lower the student:teacher ratio as it begins it's expected renovation/expansion project.

We've had a wonderful experience from 3rd to now 5th grade. They truly work with the families to…read moremake sure your child is reaching their full potential, academically and otherwise. All of the staff, including the Principal, are very approachable, and you can always reach out with any concerns. All of the staff truly make the school a great place to be. I feel that I'm a "picky parent" when it comes to schools, and we've been more than happy with the academics, extracurricular offerings, as well as a strong foundation rooted in Catholic faith. They hold the children to a high standard, and character development seems to be just as important as academics, as it should be. No school is without flaw, but it's nothing that you wouldn't find at any school. My daughter loves her school and church community.

Unfortunately because of Covid, we just didn't want to pay the high tuition fees of St. Louise de…read moreMarillac Catholic school, so we moved our kids to Willow Elementary located in Glendora... we had a tour, met the staff and faculty and our kids loved it! Ever since then we have been here, and have had no problems instead many triumphs with our children. For example, tonight the school had Math Pie night for families, and our kids really enjoyed the activities.

Top notch educators and administrators. The educators work hard to make sure that the students…read morereceive the best education possible. The equipment they have at their disposal is some of the newest and best. The school strives for student success.

Grace Miller is an excellent school. The teachers and facilitators are top notch. Even with…read morehundreds of students (K-5th) the staff seems to know every student and their personalities. Our sons enjoy going to school, that speaks volumes. They have wonderful events that really bring the community together. We are blessed to have our kids enrolled in such a wonderful school. Go roadrunners!

After I transferred my kid to another school, he's been treated very nice by all the teachers he…read moremet, glad I made the correct decision.

My son has been at this school for 3 years. Kinder til 2nd grade. My daughter started at Sutherland…read morefor T-k. Everything was going great til new principal Mrs. ACEVEDO of 2018 school year. I can't believe how this lady goes out of her way to make you feel unwelcome at her school. Hounding us about rental agreement, copy of drivers license, affidavit from our landlord. She basically made her secretary tell us if we are missing any of these items, our children will be unregistered. This all had to be done within only 1 week notice. My son had perfect attendance. We participated in all school activities. Maybe if we had blonde hair and blue eyes, we still would be going Sutherland. What's funny is that we didn't submit any of those forms they were asking. The first day of school, Sutherland calls me ask why my kids didn't show up on their first day of school! Are u kidding me?! They now go to an even better 10/10 ranking school that welcomed my kids with open arms. They have the upmost nicest staff that cares unlike Mrs. Acevedo and her secretary. You reap what you sew. I guess Sutherland misses out on 2 students to their funding. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.