Beautiful campus Amazing very good teachers…read more Clean campus Great neighborhood Loving kind family's It's a dream school for elementary My kid has been going here since 1st grade. I have been so happy!

Don't send your child to school if you care about his or her safety. The Principal is completely…read moreineffective at dealing with bullying issues. In fact, the principal will favor and treat the bully better than the child who is being bullied. The Principal cares more about the bully's rights than about the victim. Don't buy into the 'zero tolerance ' speech that the principal likes to give. It's all a lie.

This is a very great school in Rancho Palos Verdes! Very great teachers and education. If you want…read morea nice school this is the place! The school is very clean and the teachers are very polite. The school has great service!

Although my children enjoyed attending this school. We had a rough patch with them. Almost felt…read morelike we were being discriminated. Won't ever attend here again.

Horrible school, racism with staff very unprofessional. We had a horrible experience. My kids till…read morethis day they haven't forgotten the experiences. If only they would see how great my kids have been doing at the school they've been since moving. Much better, much happier. The office lady's would say that the next school district would see how much of a "horrible' parent i am when in reality I'm a great parent. This school needs true meaningful understanding staff and leadership. As a single parent they looked down to me a lot and my kids. Yet we are doing great since we left that discriminating school. Everyone else was friendly besides certain people including a teacher. This was back in 2022 yet my kids describe this place as being in a school they didn't like as much for the first time ever. Coming from LUSD to PLUSD expecting it to be better then LUSD was definitely shocking. so far Long Beach USD and Lynwood USD is by far the best experience. We cant wait to purchase in Santa Clarita. We already know how professional and great they are.

We have had a horrible experience at Chadwick. It is a school that talks about core values and then…read morefails to live up to them. The disfunction starts at the Board level. They have just hired their sixth Head of School in nine years. That should tell you all you know about where the problem lies. There are serious governance issues and lies that are perpetuated throughout the school. Parents are afraid to ask questions and students are getting shortchanged on the education that they deserve.

Chadwick is a great place to work. I'm doing a substitution and I'm happy to find such a nice group…read moreof professionals. The classes are welcoming, the campus is peaceful and beautiful. Happy to be part of it!

We have been part of the RHCDS community for 5 years and with multiple children currently attending…read moreor having gone through elementary and middle school, we highly recommend the school to families looking for a quality education and nurturing environment for their children. We have been treated like family over the years - our children feel safe and known by their teachers and any questions or requests to the administration or teachers have been promptly and thoughtfully addressed. Our oldest child and middle school graduate, who now attends public high school, feels like she was well prepared academically and personally by teachers who challenged her to think critically and by expectations to be kind and respectful. There is obviously no perfect school and we are grateful to have found a school that aligns with our values!

I would highly recommend RHCDS to any parent in the South Bay…read more The admin and teachers are dedicated and passionate about their students and their roles as educators. They instill the importance of independence and accountability at an early age. I have three very different students attending RHCDS and each one is thriving in their own way - a true testament to the school. The teachers are approachable and accessible and operate with a purpose to inspire and push students while also maintaining a fun and warm atmosphere. My children feel respected, comfortable and confident in the classroom which is a culture that cultivates growth across all facets of the child's development.

Great school, amazing staff, incredible parent involvement and exemplary communication. I have…read morebeen impressed from moment one, and I work with many different districts in and out of the classroom for my job. There aren't enough stars on here to click imo. 10 outta' 10. Keep up the good work Silver Spur Elementary! My Kindergartner LOVES Mrs. Maier and his Principal.

Great school. My son tells me he loves his school and he is having fun. That is the most important…read morething to me. His teacher Mrs. Christensen is kind and cares about her students. The principal is involved and always has a smile on her face. Couldn't ask for more. I am very impressed!

Speech therapist at this school lacks of skills to communicate respectfully with parents.read more

My visit here is strictly for soccer games . The school has limited parking when both fields are…read morebeing used. The actual fields are just OK. THIS IS NOT A REVIEW OF THE SCHOOL.

PHS is amazing. There is nothing of its caliber in the area. The staff is awesome. Our children…read morehave been part of the PHS family for many years. We're excited for middle school. We are truly blessed to have found such a safe, loving environment for our children. The campus is beautiful and the equipment is new. Kids can really be just kids. They run around and play. We love watching our kids actually moving their bodies and working out. They plead to go to afterschool camp every day. The class sizes are amazing. There are assistant teachers in each classroom. If a student needs more assistance they can easily get it, instead of struggling alone. Dr. Chun is an amazing Principal and runs the school like a well oiled machine. The character values they instill Caring Attitude Respect Gratitude Perseverance Self Control are amazing. I wish they had a high school too.

This school is probably best for people who have artistic children (think of theater or drama kids)…read moreor kids who have special needs (developmental impediments which require them to need an aide physically with them or need smaller group sizes). This school does not focus on academic rigor. There is no homework or grades until 4th grade. The amount of regression in education we witnessed was sad, anger inducing, and extremely upsetting. We wasted a year of tuition and our child's time and would NEVER recommend this school for children who are not special needs or have other socialization issues.

The gym doesn't have A/C. Large fans places on the gym floor but if you're a spectator be ready for…read morea sauna session! Parking wasn't so bad since it was after school hours.

I was part of the cross country team and unfortunately saw firsthand how strong favoritism…read moreinfluenced team decisions and recognition. Many athletes worked hard but were overlooked unless they were one of the coach's clear favorites. Even basic encouragement, like a simple "good job" was not given to everyone. Instead, praise was reserved for a select few, leaving others feeling unvalued despite their efforts. When I respectfully addressed this even as an alum, I was met with a hostile response and completely shut out. I had hoped for reflection and respect, but instead received defensiveness and dismissal. This is not the example of leadership or character that a youth program should be built upon. A coach who discourages hard-working athletes, fails to recognize everyone equally, and responds to concerns with hostility should not be in a position of guiding young people. Leadership should inspire, not divide. At one meet, after a mile time trial where I struggled badly and was visibly upset, I heard him say, "I am so proud of you guys." I asked, "Are you sure about that?" because it felt insincere given the lack of encouragement many of us experienced. In a race in Hawaii, while I was in tears and trying to reach my parents, I was told, "I don't care, cheer on your teammates please." That moment made it clear how little empathy and support was being offered to athletes who were not among his favorites. Please see attached for records