I loved that when ever I go pick up my grandson I always see the principal and assistant principal…read moreoutside communicating with parents and kids

I had brought my students to compete at the SkillsUSA State competition in Ontario, Ca. On the…read moreevening known as 'Social Event' night the skillsUSA organizers invited all 4000 plus contestants to enjoy food trucks of Chick-Fil-A, In and Out, and a Softy Ice Cream. I was waiting in line. Behind me was a teacher (I'll refer to her as Betsy but that's not her real name) and she teaches in the Bay Area. In front of me were two students from Los Alisos Middle School. There must have been over 100 people in front of us waiting for the ice cream. Deep within me, I had told myself that none of these food trucks were worth the wait. My students were waiting at the In-and-Out Line and I didn't really want any food. Rather, ice cream sounded good. Well the two little middle boys decided to allow a friend to cut in front of us. I didn't like that, but I let it go. Then the one friend grew into two, then three, then 4. Before I knew it over 7 students made their way in front of us, irking both me and Betsy. We told the students that it was not fair and not right to allow so many students to cut in front of us. They started giving us attitude, telling us to 'grow up' and 'act like an adult'. They acted like they did nothing wrong. Betsy went to get their teacher and the teacher replied, 'well it's their competition and they should do what they want'. I was aghast. I expected the middle school brats to say immature nonsensical things, but the teacher? I could not believe what I heard! Betsy and I were shocked beyond belief that a teacher, who was supposed to be a role model, would lower herself to such immaturity. Betsy and I just sucked it up and just waited. If it were my students, I would have pulled them out and forced them to the back of the line. Now I can see why society is going this way and kids have so much disrespect. I also see why their students didn't win anything in any competition. My students took gold. Shame on the teacher! Shame on the school! Glad my kids didn't go there! With schools and teachers like this, our society is in deep trouble!

My son is an SEA alumni and I am so grateful he chose to go to this school. Every single teacher…read morehere is caring and is genuinely concerned about their students. The Msgts that run the school are just awesome, upstanding men. The admins work hard to make sure the school is run smoothly, and the guidance counselors are great with helping the kids navigate through their options for after graduation. Many kids who go here are from outside the district, with parents willing to drive far just so their kids can attend. We live in one of the top school districts in the state (ABC Unified) and had other options, yet we chose to enroll our son at SEA because of the school's reputation. This school has built upon the structure and discipline our son needed in order to be a successful young adult, while emphasizing the importance of teamwork and accountability.

Very good school my sons is getting more better and I'm proud of all his accomplishments because of…read morethis schools I recommend 100%

Mrs.dumphy favorites Students that's specifically boys, one time I raised my hand and answer but…read moreshe ignored me and looked at the boy, and the boy said the same answer as me. And she praised him, she literally looked at me and ignored me. And a barely even teaches us art. But ms. Leon is very good teacher she teaches English and she's very funny and a very good teacher to have in the school. The students are very bad and they say slurs and offendeds me.

This incident occurred in October 2021, and it reflects serious concerns about student safety and…read morehow issues are handled at this school. My son was bullied by another student who also encouraged others to join in. He was pushed, dragged, hit, and even had his shoe taken off and thrown. When we reported this, the response from Vice Principal Jenny Amaya was extremely disappointing. She dismissed the situation by saying my son was "being annoying," which is not an acceptable justification for physical bullying. What made the situation worse is that the vice principal had my child change his statement without my authorization. She essentially coached him on what to say, and the revised statement appeared to minimize what happened and protect the school. This is where everything escalated and became even more concerning. There also appeared to be a conflict of interest, as the student who initiated the bullying was reportedly related to the vice principal. This raises concerns about fairness and whether the situation was handled objectively. At the time, the school also had a new principal who seemed unaware of what was going on, and no meaningful action was taken. I reported the issue to the district, but nothing was done. The lack of accountability and follow-through is very concerning. Overall, this experience left us feeling that the school does not provide a safe or supportive environment for all students. I hope improvements are made so that no other family has to go through a similar situation. Some teachers are great!

Can anyone tell me if John glenn has a good program for students with IEPs?…read moreI'm trying to find a high school that cares within this district.

Worst experience ever with the counselor Mr.Fewerda when talking to him he sounded so annoyed that…read morehe was talking to me and literally raise his voice at me acted like a karen. Im moving my son from this school even tho he has good teachers that actually care for his students but not all of them really cared. This counselor sounded he hates his job when talking to me really really disappointed. Wish Lori was the counselor not Mr. Fewerda . Nothing compares to Downey high school the school I attended

Community engagement includes opportunities for families in need to receive school supplies and…read moreThanksgiving dinners. Curriculum guides are available online by grade level. Not all sites have cultures of respect or nurturing environments. While discipline is a parent's role, there is character education. Youth have the opportunity to maximize learning through ASES (after school education and safety) as well as AVID programs.

the teachers are really mean to me and they don't even help me one of them is named Mrs de barros,…read moreshe always blame kids for nothing, and one time she sent me to a 7th grade class just because I had a cough. but a very good teacher is Mr qaumma he's very athletic and hes the only one that is helpful.

The expectation that a public elementary school is suppose to be customer friendly is insane. They…read moreare there to teach, provide a safe environment, provide a meal for our children and overall learn. Parents expect too much from any local public school and after reading reviews (not knowing anyone would ever do that) I thought why not. Moffitt is a fine place, my children learn, have homework, have after school activities, a meal and a place for them to be safe. Any parent who expects otherwise would need to go private or home school.

The teachers are nice but in second grade my child was angry at his teacher because the teacher was…read moreyelling at him and at recess the staff and the ade was yelling at my son so this school sucks

This school is amazing it has an amazing staff and events. I loved going here taught me everything.read more

Great school I went here for one year a lot Of good teachers…read morea couple creepy staff as well, you may get you meet when you befriend them and make them talk about themselfs my siblings come here all 4 played football ball when my first 2 came they were in varsity and JR both got a lot of player time and each especially my heavier brother going onto 2023-2024-25 my brother played and the coach seems a bit more in the favoritism did both his sons play some are young and are freshmen who play varsity, they may qualify but I see he has more of a favoritism towards a dna and anyone mans crouch he has shown favoritism between the young men and has despite Asians Mexicans and Hindus who aren't always to him

11/17 kids are currently on lockdown And no one has called…read moreus to notify on the situation. We have to find out by our kids calling us . Not to mention nobody is answering phones or returns any calls !

I have worked with Behavior Frontiers as a Behavior Supervisor since May 2023, and it has been an…read moreall around great experience so far. I have received guidance and support that have helped me grow as a clinician and have been given opportunities to provide mentorship to those seeking to advance their career or their education in this field, which has also contributed to my growth as a clinician. I appreciate that Behavior Frontiers offers monthly CEU learning opportunities that are engaging and informative. I have always been highly motivated in school, and I love how this job allows me to continue learning. Additionally, there is a high standard set for Behavior Technicians. New Behavior Technicians are given a strong foundation when they go through our training program. This allows me to further their growth while still being able to provide quality services to my clients. For those Behavior Technicians that are not meeting company standards, there are clear protocols in place that state when it is needed to hold a disciplinary action meeting. This allows me to convey an action plan so that the Behavior Technician can clearly understand what is needed to improve. Overall, Behavior Frontiers has policies in place that allow me to complete my job duties while growing as a clinician, and I can definitely see myself here for many more years.

no contact and no sulations. u get hurt they try to refuse to get u treatment and abandon you to…read moreget home after it's there responsibility too. and you are left with thousands of medical bills.