FOR TRACK FIELD ONLY:…read more -track field open to the public after school hours and when no games -clean field -rubber ground with lanes painted -clean restrooms open to public also by the track Tip: park on campus dr side of street (free two hour parking) and track has open gates from there leading right to the track

Not a teaching institution...teachers don't know how to and refuse to teach. They expect everyone…read moreget outside help. No guidance and no success in helping get into colleges. The number one student in the school ended up going to UCLA (what a joke). The majority of the senior class going to places all over with little to no success in getting into their first choice schools. Waist of time and money!

Good teacher but when I was there, the lunch ladies would microwave the pizza WITH the PLASTIC…read morecovering.

Oh memories! From the giant painted United States map to the weathered teather-ball courts. I miss…read morethose recess periods. I was a Cloverly Cub from 1997-2000. I have some of my fondest memories from this school. Cloverly is an elementary school for 4th-6th grade. It is one of the 3 elementary schools for the Temple City School District for this age level. It has been a California Distinguished School long before I had attended in 1997. Cloverly has excellent teachers and I can still remember some of my fondest childhood memories at this school. I can still remember my homeroom teachers' names - Mrs. Jarvis, Ms. Felsinger, and Mr. Lee - all wonderful teachers.

This school has great staff, lots of field space, and a warm community. Lots of parent involvement…read moreand school activities. I would recommend.

I disagree with the other yelp review on the Mandarin Characters. Rosemead consist of over 60%…read moreAsians, therefore it makes sense to have those painted. I'm Mexican and my kids are taking mandarin at the school, so eventually they will be trilingual. I'm sure in other predominately Hispanic communities they offer Spanish. My son now speaks it, reads it and writes it and I am proud of that continued development. The teachers are all wonderful.

This school is Amazing. I began working here as a teachers aide two weeks ago. The teachers for…read morePre-K Special needs are so caring. They are passionate about each kid. They also listen!! To the kids . They go the distance to let each child know they are special, unique and loved. I would want teachers like this for my children. I'm sure each child's growth and life will be blessed by the teachers here. Out of every school I've worked for this school genuinely cares for the well being, growth and nurturing for kids. I've seen it with the kids and STAFF in the playground as well. The kids aren't rude, I've walked around and many of them speak to me and waive and say Goodmorning and if some had bad experience they should remember children are still growing and learning from the Staff and parents. I truly hope this school continues to flourish with great STAFF that will provide a safe and pleasant environment. I Sure would appreciate that if I was a kid or student again

I had never came here for education, so I don't know anything about that…read more But I do come here almost weekly during the weekend to ball kids up. There is this manhole on the fence that allows people to go into the school, so that's pretty cool. The lights near the benches never close, so we could just you know order some pizza or some shit and eat over there when its too dark or your friends are too fat to walk. They have cool automatic lights on the grass that turn on when you don't need em and when you actually do need em they turn off, so that's pretty cool. Uhh its a pretty big place so if you wanna play hide 'n go seek then you could get lost in this joint. But that's why its fun, cause when you can't find someone you just quit and sit at the benches so they could hide for dayz. There's also market carts that you can take inside the school and push your friends with. This place is so chill that one day we all assembled here to play basketball and ended up playing charades and no basketball at all, so the ball boy had to walk back home and never came back again. Overall, you could do anything you want here during the weekends so thats pretty cool. Just don't come around the bench area cause thats like our home turf so, if you don't wanna get blasted, you know what to do.

I went to McKinley for all my elementary school years and it is an amazing school!! All the…read moreteachers are very nice and caring!!

I just graduated 5th grade here and it was great! I came to the school in second grade and as a new…read morestudent, I was treated pretty good. They have so many activities like carnivals and field trips and the staff are very nice. Overall I made tons of good friends and memories in this school, and I will be sad to leave it.

Coolidge Elementary is a great elementary school in the San Gabriel School District. The parents…read moreare heavily involved in helping their children. This includes PTA meetings, fundraisers, programs that raise money for the school and overall participation in the activities of their children. I went to this school back in the day for my elementary days. A lot has changed as the classes have become more modernized and more up to date. The school has a large multipurpose field, two playgrounds, black top area, computer lab, library, basketball courts, outdoor seating and a cafeteria. There is also a separate day care center for day care as well as after school care. The teachers I had all retired from this school but they were monumental for my middle school and high school endeavors. In order to go to this school you must live in a certain radius. You can petition to go to this school if you're not in the radius. There is a drop off area to drop your kids off in front of the cafeteria but it does get busy when it is near school time. There is a crossing guard that is always looking out for children and parents so you don't have to worry about getting run over by the busy Mission Road/ Roses Road intersection. Coolidge is a CA distinguished school with high test scores year round. If you want a great elementary school and want to keep life long friends, this is the school to go to.

I think when it comes to school, people's opinions can vary quite widely based on their and their…read morechildren's experiences at the school. As a graduate of San Marino High School, I can only say that I have had some of the best memories of my life at this school. The students and parents are extremely dedicated to education at San Marino, which in turn attracts some of the best teachers and students to come join this community. San Marino, itself, of course, is a very special community as well, and that further influenced the high school and its population here. I, for one, would certainly wholeheartedly send my children to San Marino High School over any other private school for the educational rigor and teacher quality that it offers. Perhaps I am very biased due to my fond memories of growing up here, but it is after all a wonderful school as well!

Principle is condescending and very unprofessional... Wouldn't tell her name either just kept…read moresaying Im the principle nobody is higher than me here you can't file a complaint.

Current parent of a Freshman. Our experience so far has been great. Besides the great teachers, one…read morething that really stands out is the state-of-the-art facilities available to students. From cutting-edge science labs equipped with the latest tools for hands-on experiments and research, to Performing Arts, there's truly something for every interest. Whether a student is passionate about STEM, visual arts, music, theater, or anything in between, the school provides amazing opportunities to explore and grow in those fields without feeling limited.

I needed to share an experience that occurred at La Salle Catholic High School on January 14th at…read moreapproximately 2 PM. I was recently evacuated due to the fires in Eaton Canyon, visited the school seeking assistance and was checked in by two Hispanic individuals. Unfortunately, their interactions with me were not in line with the welcoming and compassionate spirit of a Catholic institution. I felt the behavior of these individuals was rude and belittling, which added unnecessary stress during an already challenging time. I understand that everyone is under pressure during emergencies, but kindness and empathy are so vital in moments like these. I share this feedback in the hope that it will help improve future interactions for those in need. If these individuals are parish representatives, I trust that steps will be taken to address their conduct and reinforce the importance of compassion. The donations are there for those affected whether or not you have currently enrolled students at LaSalle.