This school is ok I just don't like how they punish kids for stuff they didn't do. But overall the…read moreschool is good -Discovery middle school

The only bad thing is that that the breaks are much shorter. The only thing they add is 2 week…read morespring break but one month summer break. My cousin goes to school in Canada same spring break but they have 2 months of summer break still!

They get mad at you for everything no matter how good of student you are. The teachers here are…read moregenuinely horrible and they don't allow anything fun or cool! This place is one of my thirteen reasons.

This school is clean. Huge parking lot. Friendly staff whenever we go here. Always TPD and…read moreambulance there at every football game.

First day of school for my kid, friendly staff. But today-walked into office to drop something off…read moreand saw 3 staff members. No greet. No acknowledgment. They need better welcoming skills. Office staff do better. 2 stars is it.

My experience with Williams Middle School was absolutely unacceptable. I took both of my children…read moreout because of the lack of support, teaching, and accountability. My sixth-grade daughter was harassed by students who wanted to fight her, and my eighth-grade son was bullied simply because of the way he dressed. What made it worse was feeling like the teachers did very little to actually stop the bullying. My children were GATE students, yet I still felt they were not challenged or given the academic support they deserved. When my son needed help preparing for high school, I felt completely on my own and had to handle everything myself. He now attends a private high school, and my daughter attends a private middle school because I refuse to keep them in an environment where I don't feel they are receiving the education they deserve. The basketball and volleyball programs were also extremely disappointing. The front office was not helpful, and overall, the school left me incredibly frustrated and disappointed. As a parent and taxpayer, I expect much better. My children deserve a safe, respectful, clean, and supportive environment. Williams Middle School did not provide that for my family, and my children will not be returning.

the staff is lazy and they don't do their job properly. they also have the joke of the district and…read moredo nothing but sitting down. worst school district ever this school is a joke, i would make it worse but they have a option to do 1 star

The first time you were able and I didn't have a chance I just wanted you know I love and I love…read moreand I hope you're having fun and I'm so proud to have a great time and I'm glad that you're having a great day

It's the oldest high school in the city and it's the best. My kids love it and so do I. The staff…read moreare helpful and I believe, since most of the kids attending this school come from the older side of Tracy, they're a bit more grounded when it comes to their education. Go Bulldogs!

Not sure what the name of this individual is but she is the red haired female working at the…read moreattendance window. Not helpful at all and makes the environment very uncomfortable by mean mugging like a mean teenager girl going through puberty. Staff needs to reevaluate their employees.

Is it possible to give 0 stars for unprofessional way they handling their school bus mess.. Kids…read moreget to school via bus parents get message hr before school gets out Your kids will be stranded we not providing school bus this after. Zero planning no back up and staff unresponsive rude

This is the best school that I have ever been to. There are so many activities In this fantastic…read moreschool. I LOVE THIS SCHOOL SO MUCH ! The principal is excellent, and so is the staff! I would rate this school a 100/5 if I could!

This school opened in 2014. I am a parent of an MHHS student. The school is at the forefront of the…read moretraditional vs. modern methods of teaching and learning. MHHS focuses on the "flipped learning" concept where student and teachers work collaboratively in the classroom. Online learning is part of this process and it has caused much controversy. From my perspective, there is a benefit in learning from new technology. Information is distributed much more quickly and students receive the latest up-to-date information. I remember being in a private school growing up and learning from traditional textbooks published 10 years ago. I wondered as a student why I was learning out-of-date material. Fast forward to today, and I find myself appreciating this school's commitment in learning from Internet platforms. Students are issued chrome books which serve as their textbooks for the year. No textbooks are issued. Good or bad? IMO, good. I don't have to worry about my student carrying luggage to school. We just worry about two things. 1) don't lose your chrome book and 2) keep the chrome book functional The downside for some parents is simply my son or daughter is on their chrome book all day. But what is the difference if they are hovering over a textbook or chrome book? There is no negative difference! I know my child is studying. I hear parents complain about the large homework volume, but I don't get this argument. Homework is part of the deal in high school and prepares kids for college or the rigors of the military. After all, high school isn't supposed to be easy. It's supposed to prepare students for what is in front of them - post high school life! My child and MHHS students benefit from "flipped learning." I went to a prominent University in my undergrad years. Professors expect you to have the ability to function on your own -- no hand holding! Papers are submitted online. Assignments are given through class and reiterated through Internet modules. Students communicate with professors in person but largely, by email! Assignments and papers are submitted through -- guess what --- email or an online platform! This is college! MHHS prepares kids for college by forcing them to be independent learners! I love this. I know my child will go through ups and downs, but by the end of high school will be more ready for the everyday common practice of college life. I've heard complaints about teachers not doing much during class time. In the first year, some teachers would refer kids to websites when class questions came up. My child's experience is this happens minimal but I'm sure there may be a percentage of teachers who may not be engaged. My hope is all MHHS teachers are involved in the learning process and infuse enthusiasm in their class. Every class depends on the direction and enthusiasm of their teacher. As a parent, I'm able to track my kids progress through Aeries. Other schools also use Aeries (or equivalent), so MHHS is using an accepted module for parents to stay in tune with their kids grades. Mr. Rexelle's music program is top-notch! They have won awards in competitions the last two years! The sports programs are developing with girls basketball leading the way with its success in the school's first two years. The track and football field is a impressive! This school has gone through growing pains, but I strongly feel the staff in place continues to steer the school in a positive direction. I know many of the teachers and administrators. They are good, caring people. I see this school getting better and better each year. With all the people moving to Mountain House, this school will be the prominent focus of this town.

My child was one of the original 10th grade class when school 1st opened. She has prevailed and the…read moreschool and continuously progressed in academics yearly. I the progress and potential that Principal Forbe is trying to build the school up to. She graduates this year, has been in honor program the last year. I attended the aware ceremony. And to see that over 400 kids making A/4.0 better Honor Roll in any school was quite a successful achievement

Parents please double check these teachers! Make sure they certified to teach! As this district…read moreALLOWED an uncertified teacher , teach my child at John C kimball high school! Yes, they sent a letter saying exactly that ! Have they solved this issue- probably Not! Since this school district choose to disrespect so many families! I have ZERO respect for Tracy unified school district !

I received a call late Friday afternoon notifying me that my child was no longer allowed to attend…read morethe school they were currently enrolled at. It was their mistake and instead of allowing my child to complete the full year there, they took it upon themselves to remove my child and tell me that I would not be able to get a district transfer. Please note when I viewed the TUSD elementary boundary map, my address qualifies for that school. I even came into the office during enrollment season and verified it with the staff there. I took the proper channels to ensure my child was qualified for that specific school. Not only did this stress me out, my child who was comfortable with her teacher and class, we had arrangements friends to help pick up my child is now emotional distraught to know that she has to start a brand new school that is even farther from our residence. Mind you the school we were attending was not full and had plenty of room, their reasoning to pluck my child out was to ensure all the upcoming kids in new development had a space (which i live in) The staff at TUSD is disorganized, rude and without taking responsibility of owning up to their mistake.

This school is great from 1st thru 8th. I wouldn't go here for kinder...your paying a couple of…read morehundred for child care for 3 hours. Not worth it. There are many activites to get the parents and kids involved which is great because you really have an idea of what is happening in your school. Everyone is very friendly and willing to help if you have questions. There are lots of obligations to be fullfilled by the parent but in the long run it's worth it...are children are our future!

My experience with Bella Vista Christian Academy was beyond disappointing, and I ultimately removed…read moremy children because of it. The overall environment felt negative and, at times, openly unkind. I witnessed staff speaking to students in ways that were belittling and inappropriate. In one instance, a teacher used name-calling toward students--something that should never happen in any school, especially one that claims to reflect Christian values. Administration was equally frustrating. Concerns from both parents and students were consistently dismissed rather than addressed. Instead of feeling heard, I felt brushed off and judged. During a very difficult time in my personal life, I expected neutrality and professionalism, but instead experienced what felt like bias and a lack of basic understanding. Leadership was particularly concerning. While interactions could appear polite on the surface, the follow-through told a very different story. Decisions felt inconsistent and unfair, making it hard to trust the administration at all. The front office experience made things even worse. Shannon, who is often the first point of contact, was repeatedly rude and unprofessional in my interactions. The tone was unwelcoming and dismissive, which sets a terrible example for both families and students. First impressions matter, and in this case, they reflected a much deeper problem within the school culture. To be fair, not every staff member reflects this environment--Mrs. Quilcy stands out as kind, patient, and genuinely supportive of students. She deserves recognition for the way she treats families. Unfortunately, one positive example does not outweigh the broader issues. For a school that promotes faith and character, the lack of compassion, professionalism, and willingness to listen was deeply disappointing. I cannot recommend this school to families looking for a supportive and respectful environment

I've been extremely impressed with my daughter's experience at Bella Vista. It's clear that this…read moreschool truly cares about helping each child reach their full potential. The teachers and staff are wonderfully communicative and genuinely work to build strong partnerships with parents. The coursework strikes a great balance--challenging students while still ensuring they fully understand the material.