2011 API score....901! Highest score in MHUSD 3 years in a row.read more

Our family is so thankful for the Charter School of Morgan Hill! My oldest daughter is now a…read moreFreshman at Sobrato High School. She started at CSMH as a kindergartner! I feel that my daughter is very well rounded. She was able to take Spanish 2 and a higher level math in high school due to the classes she had at CSMH We love the teachers, staff, and the parents of our school. I still have 2 kids at CSMH one in 8th grade and one in 3rd grade! I would recommend the CSMH to everyone! There is a wait list to get in but that speaks of how good the school is!

Attending Bernal Intermediate School sometimes feels less like going to school and more like…read moreparticipating in a daily test of endurance. From the moment you walk onto campus, the atmosphere can feel chaotic and exhausting. The hallways flood with crowds of students trying to get to class before the bell, turning something as simple as walking down the hall into what feels like navigating rush-hour traffic. The classrooms often feel outdated and uncomfortable, with harsh fluorescent lights and desks that seem designed to make every minute stretch on forever. The bell schedule marches forward with no mercy, and by the middle of the day it can feel like time itself has slowed down. Lunch is another adventure entirely. The cafeteria can be crowded and loud, and the food sometimes leaves a lot to be desired. Many students end up wondering whether it's better to eat quickly or just wait until they get home. On top of all that, the overall environment can feel stressful, with constant noise, drama, and pressure that makes the day feel longer than it should. By the time the final bell rings, many students leave campus feeling less like they've had a productive day of learning and more like they've survived a very long one. If school is supposed to be a place that inspires curiosity and excitement, this experience unfortunately feels more like the opposite. Hopefully improvements can be made in the future so students can actually enjoy their time here instead of simply counting down the minutes until the day ends.

Our staff is amazing! Bronco Baristas's deliver! At least…read morefour times a year they bring us coffee and donuts to let us know how much we're appreciated!

Really nice school I went here all four years class of 2013! It's not open campus. Some teachers…read morewere lame but most were not so check rate my professor. Getting out of the student parking lot was sometimes kind of hard. The football games are all played at live oak because we're not allowed to put up lights. The bathrooms are really nasty.... the library needs more books. There's alot of gum on the ground. They need more techanical/career training classes. They need more counselors and or advisors. There's a cranky lady that works the reception desk at the counseling office lol. they got rid of the best XC coach this school ever had. The boys locker rooms are really nasty. Don't swim during the swimming part of PE it's a big hassle. There's alot of clubs but u can always start one. There's a very strong attitude about doing well here. You will see it in alot of kids and every teacher. They have a good after school program with tutors if your struggling. There's a big amount of support coming from everybody. It's a great school and I enjoyed my time here and I'm glad I was able to come here.

I went to this school for four years and graduated in 2017. I had a lot of teachers that I really…read moreenjoyed and I met some of my best friends at the school. However I gave the school one star because of the faculty and administrators. I was bullied throughout my time at Ann Sobrato High School. One specific incident happened during my senior year where an unknown student wrote my full name and phone number and a horrible note about me on the cement wall in the quad. When me and my mom went to administration about it nothing was done. We specifically talked to Mr. Miller. There was absolutely nothing done about this. A couple weeks later when I went to him to ask if he had found who did it he told me that the surveillance footage had deleted itself. I did not feel safe at this school. I'm feeling the urge to write this today because I just recently returned to Sobrato to get my transcripts. In the Counceling Center a man waited about five minutes before approaching me, when he did he was extremely condescending. Even now as an adult I was treated poorly by the administration at Ann Sobrato High School. Walking out I saw a sign that said "no bullying zone" which is laughable. If you send your child here please compensate for the schools lack of care for your child and their mental health.

Nice campus Clean and lots of activities including the…read moretrack invitationals of which we attend! Super pretty part of Camden avenue!

DO NOT ATTEND IF YOU CAN. Deeply disappointing experience that the teaching staff, administration,…read moreand students all played a role in. The pre-pandemic experience was good but the post-pandemic experience was extremely poor. Was physically assaulted on the basis of my sexuality and administration had asked me to be as quiet about the situation to avoid controversy. Administration would constantly bother students over extremely minor things such as completing work outside during the tutorial period or sitting in a car during the lunch or snack break. (I have heard the micromanaging has gotten significantly worse after I left.) Teachers are generally mediocre or genuinely uninterested in teaching; I was interested in pursuing computer science but I found that to be challenging since in my introductory computer science course, my computer science teacher would only teach for 15 minutes during two hour block periods before spending the rest of the time playing computer games. Felt extremely uncomfortable when a teacher seemingly accidentally made a joke calling a dark-skinned student "three-fifths of a student." One teacher has had a history of predatory behavior to young women, even minors, but still continues to teach. Student culture is also poor. Being around these students will motivate you to be successful as they are very driven but there is a toxic competitive culture where students feel like they need to one-up each other in order to succeed. Lots of explicit racism towards black and hispanic people (if you are part of these demographics I highly suggest not coming here) and undertones of racism as some students only prefer being close to students of their own ethnicity / race. Leland comparatively has significantly less resources to other high schools in the area of similar academic caliber. Affluent & competitive students use outside resources such as expensive tutoring services and college counseling to fulfill their academic goals, creating a gap between students who are able to and actively use these resources and students who don't (important to consider as in the college application process, you directly compete with these students.) Leland may or may not be a place where you can succeed and thrive depending on the type of person you are. However, it will likely not be a space where you feel happy or comfortable if you do not conform to the dominant demographics of the school. If you are a parent looking to buy or rent a home in this area with the allure of the "great schools nearby" I strongly suggest you look elsewhere.

i don't go to this school but i came for a track meet and their team is on par. can't help but…read moreadmire this sunset JUST LOOK! it was their senior night too

This was our first time coming here. We were here for a basketball game. It was a club team, thus I…read morethink they just rented out the gym. It was a little confusing on finding the gym. We went left and saw the drop off area and drove around the football field. We retraced our steps and drove farther straight and found the gym. There was plenty of parking and even some parking in the shade. The parking lot needs a little of grooming. We parked next to an island and it was filled with branches and weeds. The gym was nice. It was a little stuffy, even with all the doors open. The seating was plentiful. The bathroom was in the lobby, it was clean and easy to find. I'd come back and watch another game in their gym.

We are so grateful for the incredible teachers in Junior Kindergarten Room 23 at Oakwood School --…read moreMiss Kaelie, Miss Tammy, and Miss Jessica. The support, kindness, patience, and genuine care they show their students truly goes such a long way. Over the past year, we have watched our daughter completely transform into a confident, curious, and bright little girl since starting in Room 23. Miss Kaelie is an especially kind and passionate teacher who truly uplifts her students and helps bring out their potential. Our daughter has learned so much this year and has absolutely blossomed both academically and emotionally. We cannot say enough wonderful things about the teachers in this classroom. They are always positive, encouraging, and focused on helping their students grow and succeed. We are incredibly thankful for the impact they have had on our child and our family.

As a proud parent to two Oakwood students (one in middle school and the other in high school), I…read morehave been very pleased with the school and how my children have developed, both academically and socially. It's great to see how involved the teachers and administrators are in ensuring every child on campus is getting the attention they need to be successful. I would highly recommend this school to new families to come check out for themselves and see what makes this place special.

What l saw and felt at Back to school night on Wednesday was a waste of a parent's time. How can…read moreyou get a feel for a class or a teachers that even acknowledge a parent in 13 minutes.This a horrible school. Yea parents come on out and stand on sit or on the grass for 30 minutes .

From my son being most valuable player and moving forward with new coaching the next year, all of…read moresudden being over looked. By far my son is not the best but he sure knows the game. Being a GOOD coach at high school you don't have to do much, most kids have been playing the sport already or know how to play the game. Being fair with kids and giving them a chance to show there ability will make kids. When you have your favors most likely your season is not going far. Just remember especially when you have your own kids Coaches "Treat people like you want to be treated" Rating is for sports only

Overall, I like BHM. There is great cultural diversity. My kids like school and I think BHM is the…read moregreat place to get my kids prepare for Leland High - one of the most competitive High Schools in San Jose as well as the most academically strong school in this Almaden area including Cambrian. One thing I like most about BHM is their location, which is isolated from any possible distractions. The environment near the school is really safe. I will definitely recommend BHM and Leland High for the parents who plan to move to Almaden. You should check Niche.com for school rate, then you will get my point.

I got a bad grade and I angry :( I don't like how we don't have any lockers and that kinda makes my…read moreback hurt and makes my hip hurt a lot!

Shout out to the teaching staff and administration officials. They really show Christian values…read more They are the most caring teachers I've ever met. They are so helpful and sincere. No wonder most kids behave well, too. Compared to teachers at Stanford, Harker, Challenger; yes.. VCS staff might get lower salaries, but their dedication to teaching and loving the students - distinguish them from the rest. The tuition is way cheaper than other private schools, but you can tell VCS uses the money the right way - sports facilities, music hall (the Conservatory), computers. The only two things that I wish VCS will improve are: 1. to depend less on iPADs (trust me, years from now kids will grow up with shorter neck when they're on iPADs hours a day everyday) 2. better quality lunches please Other than that, we've been blessed with the quality of education, life learning, after-school programs, supportive, secure and loving environment from the staff.

In today's world, with so much hate, the last thing we need is actively teaching hate at school!…read moreValley Christian Junior High School is one of the only religious schools that is not open to the LGBTQ+ community. Parents have been reminding them that Jesus loves EVERYONE for several years, but the administrators will not listen. They actively teach that being gay or trans is wrong, making some students feel that their very existence is wrong. How can kids learn, when they are made to feel that way? You might think, "well, I can just teach my children that that being gay is OK. That's what our family believes." Well, it is not that easy. Kids walk away with a bias against LGBTQ+ people. Some boys there call some kids "tranny" and "gay" as an insult, followed by "I'm going to kick your ass after school." Sadly, the high school principal says that his school takes the same stance as the middle school. I have been thinking about how to phrase this post for a long time, because the school's stance hurts us deeply, as people who believe in God. If you switch to a public school, you will likely be behind in math and have to play catch up. So, you can get excellent grades and meet some good friends, but you will likely fall behind in math, and feel miserable about school. You have to be a very specific type of person with a narrow view to feel accepted and happy at Valley. During these very formative middle school years, is this what you want your child to walk away with?

Ms. Naila is the best PreK teacher! She goes the extra mile to ensure each child shows progress and…read moremakes learning fun! Highly recommended for the start of children's learning journey.

We are so happy with Miss Naila! This is my daughter's very first school experience, and from the…read morevery first day she has absolutely loved it. She comes home every day excited and full of stories, and even on holidays she says she misses school and keeps talking about her teacher. The classroom has such a warm, friendly atmosphere that has made the transition so easy and joyful for my daughter. We are truly grateful for the care and encouragement she receives--it's made school something she genuinely looks forward to each day.