Graduated here! I loved this school for their block schedule. I don't know if the school still runs…read moreon the same block schedule. I came here recently to attend a memorial for Mama G and it appeared as nothing changed since I graduated, and I mean that as a good thing. The school is at a beautiful location and I remember taking little hikes and running around the school and to the football field for PE. Also, I remember taking an AP Environmental Science course and smelling french fries from a car that runs on vegetable oil, which I thought was pretty interesting back in the day. I don't know if they still do that. Overall, I would say I had a pleasant high school experience and sometimes even wish I could go back in time and do high school again! Go Dolphins! Whenever I watch the TV sitcom Modern Family, I get to see little bits of the school and love being able to reminisce.

I attended a game here today Thursday. And the female ref was flat out horrible she allowed Pali…read moreplayers to fight Brentwood players do illegal face mask and she issued warning. I walked by the Palisades team during halftime on the way to the food trucks aand all I heard was the N- word F-word and threats to harm our boys with helmet to helmet plays . I spoke to the vice principal and addressed my concerns. I don't know if he said or did anything but she continued to cheat alll throughout the game. Rude horrible school student behavior is not sportsman like . They curse say the N word and cheat . Shame on you ..

Yo there's this kid named Leif he so tuff he does water polo like a god and campus pretty nice and…read moreJason Mun is the goat

I got the privilege to run the track here once for the PDQ. This is a nice campus. They also host…read morechurch here, I think its Episcopalian or something. Not one of the new age Christian denominations is all I remember, not Methodist or what have you. I didnt attend but its there. Lucky students who end up in this school district. I thought my private high school was nice but not compared to this at all.

Your Children Are Not Safe At Will Rogers Elementary School…read more It kills me to say that, but at this current moment in time it's a sad reality. I first walked through the front gates of this school back in 2017 with my oldest and the reviews on this website from that time are accurate. It was a 5 star school. As I enter my last year as a parent I pray daily for the safety of my child knowing that one individual has already failed my youngest and so many other children in our community. It should be said that this school still has a beautiful campus, quality teachers, loving staff and is a great community of families. So why the 1 star review? The Principal of this school has ruined it. What I share here is my experience and is made up of toxic and abusive interactions with the principal, my child being assaulted by another child on campus after repeated cries for help, and the experience of other families. Simply put, narcissists don't make for good Principals. Some fellow parents and I have a game we now play. Every week when the school newsletter drops we laugh at how its main focus isn't the students, it's the principal. How many photos can she put of her in it, how has she made it all about her accomplishments? It's absolutely vile I had heard horror stories of why families were leaving the school. When one family went to address their student being harassed, she told them that they have a very attractive child and it's natural for students to give that child attention. Multiple families left because the Principal refused to put an entire class of kids safety and ability to learn as a priority over one kid who consistently acted out in many inappropriate ways. When my child was assaulted on campus by a fellow student resulting in broken bones, the principal blamed other faculty while attempting to gaslight and manipulate me into feeling bad for the parents of the child who has a long list of incidents. The principal was more focused on making sure my oldest child (who was at a totally different school and has never been in any kind of physical altercation) would not retaliate against their older sibling than any effort to fix the situation on her campus. The child who attacked my child unprovoked was allowed to return to school the following day and was only pulled from class after the Principal was shocked to discover my child came to school a day after the horrific attack. Let that sink in - she only pulled the kid because she underestimated the strength of the victim and their ability to get an education and participate because her focus was on making sure the attacker was protected and had no interruption to their education. A few weeks later when this kid continued to bully my child and we tracked down the principal after school to address it, she lied to our faces before rushing over to serve as a human shield to the child causing the problems. The reason she went to protect him from us is because in our last conversation prior to our face to face, after being told over and over how hard this kids life is and how he doesn't get to participate in certain school activities because of his home life I said that I would be willing to help him because at the end of the day I recognize he's just a child and that upset the Principal. She didn't run over to protect that child because she thought I would harm them, she went to prevent me from speaking to him so maybe I could hear him and help him feel included. Oh and for the record she blamed my child's awesome teacher for not stopping the bullying and harassment despite that child being in a totally different class. Classic narcissist behavior. This brings me to my next reason why this school is a shell of what it once was. If you or your kid is a neurodivergent get ready to be treated like dirt. Nothing derails a narcissist like a neurodivergent who can overcome and disrupt the narcissistic need for control, false hierarchies and manipulation. Oh and one final gripe - my kid didn't even get a final report card last year. Absolutely unacceptable I hope several years from now I can come back here after the damage and destruction the ego of the current Principal has caused this once great school and see 5 star reviews again. However as long as the current leader is running the ship - your kids are better off at a different school in the area.

I had two of my children enrolled at this school, and it was one of the worst decisions I've ever…read moremade for their education and well‑being. The principal shows no genuine concern for students or families unless the situation benefits her personally. Teachers have lied, threatened students, and dismissed parent concerns, and even when complaints are made, nothing is addressed. Trying to speak with the principal or assistant principal is nearly impossible. They are consistently "unavailable" until you make it clear you're prepared to escalate the issue to the district. Only then does someone suddenly become available. I ultimately had to threaten legal action against both the school and the district just to get my children transferred out. Bullying is another major problem. When you report it, the principal always has an excuse for the bully and tries to shift blame back onto the parent. If you are a person of color, be prepared for your concerns to be minimized or dismissed entirely. She treats serious issues as if they're insignificant. I've had to file formal complaints against the principal, and three teachers, as well as a police report. That alone should tell you everything you need to know. PLEASE stay away from this school. If you want your child to feel safe, supported, and able to excel, choose another campus. This environment is not one where children thrive.

Great Middle School....I attended this school and now my son goes here. Great after school programs…read morefor kids also to keep they mind busy. My son is a program where they are training to run the L.A. Marathon. And he's loving every moment of it. Also, this is the place where I layed eyes on a gorgoues young lady who is now my gorgeous wife. So this place is where magic can happen!

Huge waste of taxpayer money:…read more The idiots in charge removed approx 5 massive 40+ year old ficus trees that shaded the entire neighborhood and replaced them with smaller baby trees. Really? When the trees were first being torn out we assumed they were doing it to make way for new instructional buildings. Nope. This boondoggle "spend our cash down" project just put in tinier trees. Can't justify that waste of public funds any way you look at it. Neighborhood is no cleaner and now, a lot less shady without those ficus trees. And students are no better off than before the project.

This place looks beautiful, and by all accounts is. The amount of bullying, harassment and trauma…read morestudents endured during my time there was staggering. Decades worth. Nothing was done to stop or prevent it from continuing. Years later they are doing everything they can to protect their revenue and pristine image. Go look at the other reviews that are "not currently recommended." Rather than address past missteps they are trying to have the truth scrubbed and history cleaned. I'd never in a million years send my pet to this school, let alone my child.

What an amazing experience! I am an alum of St. Matthew's and have two nieces that currently…read moreattend. While the school has upgraded many of it's buildings and facilities, the core foundation to the school and the high quality of great teachers has not changed. I can confidently say that attending St. Matthew's from Pre-K to 8th grade was the best decision my parents ever made for me. I made so many life long friends, learned fundamentals of being my true self, built my self confidence and was encouraged to be my very best self. The teachers are amazing, the community is very tight knit and supportive and the campus is beyond beautiful!

Two of my children attended Redeemer, three decades ago. It was then and now one of the most…read moreamazing schools to educate them for their future higher learning educations. At Redeemer they learned about G-d, yes, and all other subjects to take with them through college and their current lives. I am extremely grateful to Pastor Rich and Darla, Teri Ryan, Kristy Rapinchuk and so many others for allowing me to feel safe leaving my kids there every day of the school year and daycare afterward. If you want your children to receive the excellent education they deserve you will choose Redeemer.

This small school is a gem of a private school on the West side of LA. My duaghter has excelled…read moreand grown over the four years she has been there. This school is highly recommended. Dr. Delaina Martinez Licensed Educational Psychologist

Went to Calvary Christian School again for a basketball game and had another good experience. The…read morefacilities are very nice and I am especially glad they were not affected by the fires. The gym is clean, well kept, and a great place for the kids to play. Most of the people there are very nice and welcoming, and the overall atmosphere is positive.

We used to call it Calvary UnChristian School under the previous Principal who was terrible…read more Choosing favorites and treating others with disdain. Thankfully she is gone. The new principal has made quite an improvement in academics and the general tenor of the school.

If I could give 10 stars, I would!…read more As a new parent to the Culver City United School District, walking into the district office was an experience that left me energized and hopeful for my daughter's educational journey. From the moment I stepped through the doors, I felt a welcoming atmosphere -- one that honors its staff, students, and parents, and is committed to supporting and improving the schools in ways that feel limitless. A huge shoutout to Cathy Lee, who brings such a joyful and positive energy to the front lobby! She's not only warm and approachable but also incredibly knowledgeable -- exactly the person you want greeting families and representing the heart of the district. I also have to rave about Susie Flores -- she is the definition of hardworking and dependable! Sweet as can be, and you can tell she genuinely cares about delivering results and making sure things are running smoothly behind the scenes. And let's not forget Stephanie, who made my experience even better by quickly expediting my daughter's application -- which is what first brought me to the office. Thanks to her, everything was handled seamlessly and efficiently. Because of this amazing team and the clear sense of dedication I've seen already, I'm truly excited to watch my daughter thrive in her new middle school environment. I'm also looking forward to seeing the incredible improvements that I know the district is already prioritizing at Culver City Middle School. It's great to see how much care is going into: Renovating and repainting the buildings and hallways Deep-cleaning the campus grounds, walkways, and removing those old gum stains from high-traffic areas Fresh landscaping and lawn care for the school fields Repainting the field lines and numbers in the P.E. areas and gyms Addressing the sanitation needs in the gyms and athletic spaces to ensure they are clean, safe, and ready for student use Improving overall campus cleanliness -- inside and out Enhancing security and monitoring around the school -- especially near rear areas like the bike lanes, field perimeters, and other less-visible spots I know that by the start of the school year, the district will have made sure no detail is overlooked and that every part of the campus will reflect the same level of pride and care I've experienced from the district office staff. It's clear CCUSD is on the right path and committed to giving students the safe, clean, and inspiring environment they deserve -- and I can't wait to see all the positive changes coming! I'll return periodically for updates on my experience with CCUSD and Culver City Middle School, blessings

As a substitute teacher here I highly recommend this place for work. Teacher salaries are very low…read morein Los Angeles, in such cases I wouldn't recommend being a teacher. Resources tend to be lower, help and guidance limited. However this is all subjective on one's placement. As a substitute I have been helped and guided in my questions, assignments and each school is prepared to ensure I am able to teach classes I am assigned. Unfortunately no unions exist for substitute teachers. If you decide to teach make sure it's at a district that pays what your worth. You should acquire a large pay increase after your masters in education not only $1,200 for all your work, trauma, pain, struggle and tears. Highly recommend working in another field until they decide to value and respect teachers.