My kid is a San Luis Obispo HS student, but we use Arroyo Grande HS for many athletic events. The…read moreAthletic Department and all its programs is amazing!!! We enjoy the fields, basketball gymnasium, and swimming pool a lot. Let's not forget the Clark Center that is part of HS property. Wonderful performing arts center with excellent acoustics. Cuesta College uses HS campus for many of their Emeritus Classes. Overall, Arroyo Grande HS is an excellent school with a lot to offer athletically.

Terrible. The admin doesn't take threats seriously AT ALL,…read moremy child was literally being threatened physical harm for REPORTING STUDENTS VAPING IN CLASS, and the admin did nothing. If anything, the vapers/threateners (who had a lengthy record of being terrible students and trouble makers) were treated as the victim, while my student went through hours of lectures about how she MUSNT tell her friends about what happened, as that could lead to the orignal threateners to be unfairly targeted or biased torwards bullying. Admin is also extremely passive aggressive and dismissive and don't care about vaping or general student safety. They say to report things, but if you report anyone you will now be the 'aggressor'. All the teachers are fine, I feel terrible that they are stuck in such a terrible school.

This is a review for the daycare/preschool programs at SLOCA. Our experience has been phenomenal…read more My daughter started in Tiny Wonders during the pandemic and is finishing her first year in the preschool program right now. From start to finish, developmentally, she has flourished. We saw a noticeable change in her language as soon as she started, and since then, she has learned to share, use her words to talk about her feelings, work through conflict, put on/take off clothes, independently eat her lunch/snack, and more. She has developed friendships and relationships with the teachers. SLOCA is not only incredibly competent curriculum-wise, but they are amazing human beings. They are truly a family. When my dad died, I was greeted with hugs and tears and was told that I did not need to complete my volunteer hours that semester. My daughter's teachers even came to her third birthday party. All of the staff, teachers, and admin are warm and caring. And the children feel this! Huge shoutouts to Miss Alana, Miss Debbie, Miss Sutton, Mrs. Molly, and especially the program director, Mrs. Eades. Incredible incredible humans. I have so much love for SLOCA and am excited for my son to start there in the fall!

This school is awesome! All of the staff, especially the teachers, are really kind and are always…read moreready to talk to a student if they are having a problem. The school is very educational and fun. The small class sizes make it more interactive for the students and allow them to really connect with the subjects. What is great about the school is that you only go on campus 2 or 3 days a week! The other weekdays you spend doing homework at home! Highly recommended school! :)

wow, someone isn't biased.. By the way Click C, you could have just said middle class, seeing as…read morehow you covered the gambit. SLO high is just like any other high school in California. Only it isn't made up of portable classrooms, and has a really nice campus like setting. The school is clicky, as are most high schools. Overall, the school does a good job and feels safe with no gang presence. There are an insane amount of white people living in san luis obispo.

Friday night date, 8/16/24, SLO Tigers scrimmage - GO TIGERS!!!…read moreWe have been proud parents of alumni since 2012. Both graduated to D1 colleges. Whilst attending SLO High we parents were very much involved in students academics, athletics and social construct. It made for a very successful experience and outcome for my boys. ALL staff were and are fantastic. SLO High School is a wonderful school with great opportunities and facilities. Parents please stay involved with your child, their curriculum, teachers, counselors. It makes for their successful outcome.

Back when I went here, they had class sizes of thirty to forty kids (you heard me right). Now, I…read morehear they have graduating class sizes of 100 plus! I have great memories from this school, especially my experiences with playing volleyball and basketball (where we made it to the D5 state semi final twice and always won the CIF Central Section). The teachers here are excellent, and many of the ones I had the privilege of having remain there to this day. Downside? I hear the tuition there has more than doubled since I attended. I guess they need that money to fund the billboards and TV commercials now. The first time I saw one of these driving on the freeway near sunset drive in I was like "Whaaaaa?" and almost swerved off the road, lol!

School grounds are nice. Great indoor gym. Sunday 3 Ball Basketball Program is great.read more

Fantastic school! Would recommend to anyone in the area and shoutout to my favorite teachers, im…read morelookin at you Mr.Dunklbe

Awesome school at my family member school for a game .Great times at this school. Cool place to…read moresend your kids to learn and have fun

Local Mobile Vaccine Clinic Site Review: Just the other week, this School joined a few dozen…read moreothers in our county in allowing us to set up a one day Mobile Vaccine Clinic in this underserved area, which is quite a long drive from the City of Paso Robles itself. It is in a quiet, rather remote area, right next to Lake Nacimiento. Lake Nacimiento as of recently only had about 15% of its capacity, so I did not check it out on this trip. While I knew about the lake, I had no idea about this quiet community of a few thousand, let alone a school, and a small shopping center just across the street that has a large supermarket [Oak Hills]. In any case, we arrived shortly before the young kiddos left school and people interested in getting vaccinated started to arrive. We set up right outside the entrance and things went really well. Quite a few people did have special needs or lacked transport to Paso itself, since there was no pharmacy in this town. The school staff that we interacted with were quite nice and it was great that they thought of helping their community with this effort. After finishing up, I did drive just across the street to check out the mini-mall and supermarket. Maybe next time I am in town I will check out the Lake itself, but we typically run late so that we can offer people services after work hours, so at this time of year, it starts to get dark early. One of the interesting aspects of being a Medical Reserve Corp volunteer doing Mobile Clinics is that we literately go almost everywhere in this huge county and meet all kinds of interesting people. Of course, the absolute best thing, is that we are saving lives and preventing suffering & disease. Again, if it was not for places like this quiet school, many people who cannot get to relatively few Pharmacies nor the few Public Health Clinics with the full range of vaccines [or any vaccines at all], would continue to go unserved and unvaccinated. We also have the time, knowledge, experience, and patience to help people understand why vaccines are safe & effective, while also dealing with people's fears & needlephobia. Thanks to Cappy Culver we helped people in this out of the way community.

This is just my experience here but I went here from Kindergarten to 7th Grade and some years were…read morefine but others weren't especially my 6/7th year, I would get Bullied for no reason and when i went and told the principal (which was new to the school) she would right it down on a notepad it would stop for a day or two and then it would happen again.

Sitting, waiting for my lil fellas, brings back memories. A wee melancholy for me listening to all…read morethe lil voices, laughter, children playing. It's been 22 years since my son was at the school. Now I'm back to pick up my grandchildren. I've been adopted teeheehee The school today is absolutely amazing. There is lots to offer your child as to mind, science, arts ..The layout is welcoming. Lots of parking available. New Principal and she is wonderful!

Best little school on Earth!…read more I am so grateful for this wonderful school. The teachers and administration are top notch. A small, safe and natural environment just add to the benefits of the excellent education children at this school receive. "What you learn with pleasure you never forget" is their motto. I could not ask for a better place for my children to learn.

I writie this review based on the use of the indoor gymnasium for Basketball Tournaments. The…read moreindoor gymnasium is ample and comfortable. I really like there is also ample parking and it is well lit. It's a great location and close to San Luis Obispo. It's a nice location for a school. The architectural design and layout is somewhat similar to Laguna Middle School. Also, there are some really good eateries that are located within a few miles of the school; unless, you want to drive back to San Luis Obispo to eat. Great gymnasium and close to home :)

Awesome school. The teachers (only 4! yay!) are really committed to helping you with whatever. As…read moremany have said this is not where all the "bad kids go" all those kids go to the school across the fence. P.E. at Pacific Beach consists of Croquet and maybe some baseball. Mr. Kirk is flipping hilarious and is enthusiastic about teaching. Mrs. Jacobson and Mrs. Newman are also really enthusiastic. Although Mrs. Newman really doesn't like Jesse Ventura...odd. Only problem I had there was the principal at the time who was a major king kong jerk off. He would single kids out and go out of his way to make them look and feel like idiots. But he isn't there anymore, so whatever.

Laguna Middle School is great academically and in athletics. After school program by Recreation…read moreand Parks is really good. It's not a baby sitting program. Your child can get help with school work, enjoy games, and enjoy his peers. Laguna has bee good for our boys.

I honestly cannot believe this school is allowed to operate the way it does. As a MOTHER who…read moreactually cares about her child, I am beyond disappointed with Laguna Middle School. From the moment you walk onto campus, you can just FEEL the lack of organization. It's like nobody is communicating with anybody, and parents are expected to just smile and accept it. Every time I have a question, I get passed around from one office to another. Nobody seems to know what's going on! Is customer service just not a thing anymore? I shouldn't have to send three emails and make two phone calls just to get a simple answer. Apparently expecting basic communication is asking too much these days. And don't even get me started on the homework. One teacher assigns almost nothing, while another acts like these children are preparing for medical school. My child deserves consistency, not confusion. Middle schoolers should not be stressed out every single night because nobody can agree on reasonable expectations. The drop-off and pick-up situation is an absolute circus. Every morning is complete chaos. Cars everywhere, people cutting each other off, and somehow this is considered "normal"? Where are the adults directing traffic? Why hasn't this been fixed? It has clearly been an issue for a long time. The administration constantly talks about "building community," but I have yet to see them actually listen to concerned parents. It feels like our opinions only matter when they're asking us to volunteer or donate money. Funny how that works. I also find it incredibly frustrating that every concern is met with the same generic response about "school policy." Policies should work for families, not the other way around. If multiple parents are bringing up the same issues, maybe--just maybe--the policy is the problem. And can someone explain why everything requires another permission slip, another online form, another app, another password, another reminder email? I swear I need a full-time assistant just to keep up with all the notifications. It's exhausting. The teachers may be trying their best, but the overall experience has been incredibly frustrating. As a taxpayer and a parent, I expect much better. Children deserve an environment that is organized, responsive, and focused on helping them succeed--not one where parents feel ignored and students are left confused. Needless to say, if I had known what this experience would be like, I would have seriously considered other options. I sincerely hope the administration starts listening to families instead of brushing off legitimate concerns. Until then, I cannot recommend this school to anyone.