I went to this school for middle school and high school and i could have not asked for a better…read moreexperience. Because it is such a small student body the teacher, admin and student relationship is a very strong one. The teachers do their best to make sure the students learn the material and most importantly that they understand the material. The teachers are there not just for educational presupposes but they really do care about their student and want to see them succeed, they are willing to stay after class and talk to a student about anything they need help with whether that be a school thing or not, they are there to make sure that their students are in the right mind set to keep in the right track for them to succeed. Their building is not built to be a school but some how they have made accommodation and made some what functional for it to be a school. The first thing you see when you walk in is their classroom that is the heart of the school. To your left is the main office and to your right is the hallway into the school. The hallways are a little small for the size of their student body. The over view of the school is too small buildings with orange an blue floors. When you first walk in to the building it has a very unique smell because every classroom has their own smell. This is because almost every teacher has their own classroom. For example two tears ago a teacher there had a glade plug in that smelled like a man colon. Then the hallway started to smell like that and over time it started to clash with other scents which gives the whole school its own scent. My only complaint about this school is their lunch food. They don't make the lunch food there, they have someone cater. Something are really good, the flavors are amazing for example, they used to have a chicken tostada salad that was amazing. The tostada was nice and chunky, and the beans had just the right amount of salt and the chicken was well made. But then they have lunch like their spaghetti and meat sauce. That was one of the lunches I could not stand when i was at this school. The pasta and the meat sauce had no flavor to it. It tasted as if it had no salt or any kind of flavor in it. Other than just this complaint , they are a great school. If you are looking for a school that holds their students to a high standard and is going to help them have a bright future please check this school out they will not disappoint.

Staff is SO bad, don't bring your kids to this school unless youe ready to get disrespected right…read morein front of your face, lady at the main office the one that looks like a guinea pig is so rude and nasty she always has attitude on her and can do nothing but sit in a chair to disrespect people.i rate this place 0 stars- Valeria Madison Orellana

I go to this school and it is quite amazing actually. All the teachers are nice but sometimes…read moreunfair. The counsellor is fair when I get mocked and credits to Mrs. Hall for always supporting me.

This school has been very disappointing. My brother has clearly needed additional help in school…read morebecause he has a difficult time concentrating. The school counselor (Ms. Donna Lee) never reached out to us about our concerns and what methods we could take to help him. I then reach out to the principal who refers me to the special education counselor (Ms. Berman) who promised to set up a SSPT plan for him and also meet with him once a week. Never happened... very disappointing

As a former student(post 2019) I can confidently say this school is absolutely awful. While…read moreattending not a single year will pass you don't hear about a horror story scenario (sexual assault, bullying, gender identity issues,etc..) the management/administration staff are terrible. Please don't send your kids, they will look back and hold you accountable for putting them in the situation! The relaxed learning system in this school is a huge disservice to any student. This school used to be a great learning environment and had great arts programs(up to 2017), now it's lost all that was once great about OCS!!! I am still in the know because I have close family friends that still attend.

My child has gone here since K. We like it. No big complaints. They used to spend a lot of…read moreresources on students with IEPs, but now special education is handled by LAUSD. Obviously, the disgruntled are more likely to review a school on Yelp. My kid is happy to go to school everyday. He's thriving, learning reading, math, etc. I appreciate that he will be able to stay through middle school (TK-8). True the academics are not rigorous, but I don't believe young students should have copious amounts of HW. Students will be able to adapt to more rigorous academics when the time calls, starting at TK will just burn them out. They focus on socioemotional learning. We have met a lot of great families. The principal is excellent, diplomatic, curious, and competent.

My son graduated this summer. Overall, it's a nice school. I just wish the majority of his years…read morethere hadn't fallen under Cheryl Gray-Sortino's principalship. I'm glad the rest of the kids in subsequent years won't have to deal with such an inadequate person.

As a concerned parent, I feel compelled to share our difficult experience with this school,…read moreparticularly under the new principal's leadership Jennifer Di Lorenzo. Since the change in administration, my husband and I have been repeatedly contacted over very minor issues, while more serious matters involving our son were not handled appropriately. Our son was physically hit by other students on multiple occasions, yet instead of addressing the issue, the principal continuously placed the blame on him. He was made to feel responsible and even told it was wrong to "lie" to his parents when he tried to explain his side of the story something no child should have to go through. This is not only unprofessional, but deeply upsetting. Additionally, we noticed a pattern of unkind and dismissive behavior from other staff, including the campus aide, Lobat, who often ignored him when he greeted her in the mornings. On days we were slightly late, she singled him out for a tardy slip even when he was the first to arrive among the late students. The final straw was on the last day of school, when a girl hit our son and he could barely walk afterward. We took him to the office and spoke with school coordinator named Bree. She showed little concern and told him he should have reported it to his teacher, essentially dismissing him. Another child walked in shortly after and was immediately offered ice, yet my son who had been explaining his situation for nearly 20 minutes was only offered ice as an afterthought. It was clear there was no empathy for him. Unfortunately, I was pregnant during much of this time and unable to advocate for him as strongly as I would have liked, and my husband was trying to remain respectful. But the emotional toll this experience has taken on our son and our family has been significant. We have since decided to transfer him to a different school in hopes that he can move on from this experience. We do not recommend this school. No child should feel targeted or unheard in an environment that is supposed to be safe and supportive.

This school is absolutely amazing and wonderful my oldest attended Here For 5 years just graduated…read more.The education the catholic school has is beyond what any public schools offer in every way From curriculum to Individual Help from teachers to Succeed .Also the community is so sweet here they are our second family .GO VIKINGS!!!!

St. Bridget is a wonderful school. We truly feel blessed with the teachers & principal…read more Ms. Villegas & Ms. Ramos have been wonderful to our little one. Our child has learned so much and continues to make great progress. We also appreciate the great communication via telephone, email, and messenger. The school principal, Mrs. Nassar, is heavily involved. I believe this is one of the reasons why the school is so great. She has made great decisions during Covid.

This school is so bad. Kids have hit my child and they don't do anything but when my kid hits…read moresomeone they make a big deal out of it also sometimes my kid goes to school sleepy because you know how kids are. They call me to pick him up after I literally left him 24 minutes ago I work far away about 1 hour away so I really don't recommend this school .‍

I went here as a kid and now both my kids go here . I like how they do look out for the kids…read moreespecially if you have a bullying problem you tell the principal and right away she's on top of it and tries to resolve it . I gave 4 stars cause they're are some administrators that are really rude . Especially at the front desk.

I can't comment on this school from the students point of view. But I can from a parents point of…read moreview. My son just graduated last week and after 4 years of my son going here, here's my thought. My wife and I really liked this school and my son also really liked it. It isn't a big school by any means and of course it has its problems, no school is going to be perfect. If you get bad students, it's going to drag the school down....and bad students start at home, ladies and gentlemen. So parent up and stop leaving it up to the school to raise your kid. Of course there were fights, but in the 4 years my son went there, he told me their were probably around 16 fights, that's 4 fights a year...not bad for a high school. I can't comment on discipline because my son never got into a fight or was the victim of any fight (Thank God). One of his friends did transfer to another school in 11th grade because he claims he was being bullied in the bathrooms. So my son had no idea it was happening. My son had some great teachers he's really going to miss and several that were just "whatever". My sons absolute favorite was Mrs. Schwab, such an amazing teacher who truly is a great man. Mr. Stewart, Mr. Kent, Mrs. Pollard and Mrs. Mencia were other ones he liked alot. I would say that 90% of my sons teachers were great and 10% were just "there". But none of his teachers were "bad". The horseshoe roundabout is a complete nightmare when picking up your child. Avoid it at all costs, you will thank me. Parents double park all over the place, they go out the entrance and enter thru the exit...they basically make it a horror show. I recommend picking up your child on Plummer or what i used to do....have your child walk down Zelzah to the CSUN parking lot and wait for them there. It was a life saver. They had a lot of events on Friday nights thoughtout the years like Fall Festival, Banda Night, Paint Night and so many others. So would I recommend this school? Absolutely. My son is really going to miss this school and I will also as a parent.

If you're looking for a school that is small and this might be the place. If you're looking for…read moremore of a high school experience this isn't the school. Very little engagement from the kids and the activities are bland and repetitive, many kids get excited for the football games but guess what there is no football team. Very little security and low supervision. Causing for a lot of things parents wouldn't like at all. That has been seen multiple times by my student who originally went there. Not many staff during the times the students aren't in class. Not many options for classes and there aren't a variety of teachers. Many teachers do a lot of roles when there should be staff specifically for the occasion.

Chandler is an extraordinary school and I am so lucky I have been a part of the Chandler Cheetah…read morefamily for over a decade. Believe me when I tell you, every teacher there is amazing. My kids have had THE BEST of the best and I will be forever grateful. The staff, admin, and teachers make Chandler a very special place. Go Cheetahs!

Great school with devoted teachers and an organized and efficient Principal. Chandler has an…read moreexcellent PTA and is very academically competitive.