This review is strictly for the gym. It was nice and clean but most importantly COLD on such a hot…read moresummer day . And your football players / pep rally were a blast during the volleyball game. But GO COVINA .

It is a great high school as many of The teachers were nice! This is highly recommended!read more

Wow best experience at this school honestly the students here are so scary looking. I felt like…read morethey were gonna beat my ass at first glance, but then as I got to meet them, I just realized all they wanted was some tortillas.

The best high school in all of El Monte! Definitely had the BEST FOUR years of my life here at…read morethis beautiful scenic campus. Go mighty purple and gold!!! Class of 97' - MVHS

amazing school wonderful campus! hard working students and and very kind staff. yea yea i and she…read moreis going on that way she will have her help with you guys too but you don't have time to do anything with your mom and dad so i just got off her phone bill bill and she said she was mad her name and i said no but she was like but she said no but no i no i don't want to be mad i can't wait she said yea yea but yea she will be there for me to be a princess

I went to a basketball game at El Monte High School in El Monte, CA on 1/27/2017. I've been there…read moremany times before. This time the visiting Rosemead Panthers defeated the El Monte Lions by a score of 64-49 (I miss Jon Kovac). Prior to that the Lady Panthers defeated El Monte by a score of 38-37 (girls varsity). Entry to the game was $6.00, parking was free and there was no program. Plus, I took a photo.

I had high expectations for Nativity School in El Monte, especially given how expensive the tuition…read moreis, but the reality has been frustrating. For the amount families are required to pay, you would expect exceptional standards across the board. Instead, there are ongoing concerns about cleanliness, including roaches being spotted on campus, which should never be happening at a private school charging premium rates. There are also noticeable rust issues around certain fixtures that make the campus feel poorly maintained for what it costs. What's even more discouraging is the perception that rules don't apply equally to everyone. There appears to be favoritism toward a particular staff member's daughter, whose behavior seems to be overlooked while other students are held strictly accountable. That kind of inconsistency creates resentment and undermines trust in the administration. Parents are paying for a structured, fair environment--not one where connections seem to matter more than conduct. On top of the already high tuition, families are constantly pressured to contribute more money. The Oktoberfest fundraiser is advertised as a major highlight of the year, but the ticket prices and food costs are excessive for what's actually offered. It feels less like a celebration and more like another expensive obligation. Overall, the school does not deliver an experience that justifies its price tag.

Es una gran escuela mi hijo está en esta escuela la comunidad es muy buena tiene grandes programas…read moreeducativos ah ayudado mucho a mi hijo en todos los aspectos

I highly don't recommend Ms Daniels Samantha Ruiz is a scholar she will take your house her shoes…read morecost more than your rent

I can't say enough about the love and support my family has felt at Durfee Elementary. My child…read morerecently transitioned from daughter to son, and every teacher and staff member has embraced him with encouragement and respect. Knowing he's safe and celebrated here means the world to us. I also want to give a special congratulations to his amazing friend and loving boyfriend, Kaden. Kaden has been by his side through some very hard times, showing kindness, patience, and loyalty. It's beautiful to see the way they support each other. Thank you, Durfee Elementary, for being more than just a school--you are a community that truly helps kids grow into who they are meant to be. Special thanks to KP

Definitely disappointed, the supervisors are way to harsh on the kids. My kids have came here since…read morekindergarten and they always complained about the supervisors and they were the reason my kids never wanted to come to school. My daughter had a very rough 6th grade because of her teacher. The teacher has had many complaints and yet, the school has decided to keep her teaching.

My child is very happy at this school. The school staff is kind and has been helpful through out…read morethe years shes been here. The teachers she's had have been great with communication and making my child feel safe!

Hail to the all mighty green and gold Maxson Falcons! Class of 91' rocks!!!!read more

School is pretty ugly but I like it cuz it brings back memories from when I was a little kid and…read morethey had a soccer tournament called Kranz kids in sports. I didn't attend this school by my soccer team was in the program and we played on their campus. I only like the school cuz of the childhood memories it brings me back from the early 2000's. Other than that it's El Monte factory for future Flores gang members and thots

LOL. Surprised that no one reviewed this school yet…read more Okay, to start this off. Kranz was the best 2 years of my life. Despite the many bad parts. I've had a certain good amount of crap teachers and a low amount of good teachers. Probably Ms. Bhakta, Ms. Comer, Mr. Otters, and Ms. Johnson. Good teachers I've encountered. The students here are awful. Discipline wise. I know Kranz's Hispanic percentage are high, but people are so cruel! They smoke anywhere, anytime. And to be honest, even the teachers I don't like; Seeing them getting treated like abandoned dogs by the student's are honestly sad. But I've meet amazing people here. Some I have befriended as mistakes and some I have befriended for me to appreciate friends more. And HPC is something everyone needs to get involved with. I loved my time being a Ravenclaw! Theres literally like 5% Asians attending this school. My promotion day/night was the best moment of my school life, though. I got through this school with mostly A's. Rarely any homework.

The teachers are dedicated and committed to helping all of their students succeed. The prinicpal…read moreis just as involved with the students as the teachers and learns all the kids' and parents' names quickly.

The teachers are amazing, the curriculum is second to none and each child is treated with care. My…read moreson attended SOF from kindergarten to 8th grade. We are really happy with our time at SOF. We felt like it was a family environment and the teachers really care about the children. One thing we enjoyed is their really great Christmas and spring musical programs. They always have many activities for the children. Though it is a small school, it allows for a lower student to teacher ratio, giving children more confidence when asking questions, engage in group activities, and opportunities for one-on-one time with the teachers.

Often Christians schools get a bad wrap for tuition being too high but at Shield of Faith the…read moreprincipal works with you. It is in fact cheaper than most private schools. It is also gated and well secure for safety. This school is a hidden gem. Debbie Martinez has a heart for the Lord and for helping children know Jesus. She emphasizes love, agape love to be precise. She helped me when I was going through foster care, she helped me when I lost my grandpa to a heart attack, she even helped me in many other aspects of my life as well. It is because of this faculty that I have a even stronger foundation in my faith. It may not look like much but the education there is good, it helped me build study skills that equipped me for high school. but this school offered great financial help for me a child. Danny Knott the sports coach and teacher also build students to be strong believers, together these two helped me want to build a ministry. They don't just make a school educational but they also make this school a family. I recommend going, being deeply involved, and calling to sing your child up. If we're not for Debbie Martinez and Mr. Knott I wouldn't be the person I am today. This school taught me more than I could've learned in any other school and I've attended quite a few. God bless, Ryan C.