Once they forced us to stop putting shrines in the bathroom this place went so far downhill lmao…read more Full of insecure mean girls.

Cool athletics team here and clean school! Senior night was fun and everybody looks very happy hereread more

Parents, please be aware of the restrooms. They are NEVER supervised. My son was a victim, and I…read morewould never want another mother to go through the nightmare I experienced, nor any child to endure such a horrible situation. I also know we are not the only family affected. The real issue here is that the director chooses to sweep everything under the rug. They'll tell you, "we will open an investigation" -- but the so-called investigation always ends with "it never happened." Please be cautious and demand accountability. No child should be put at risk like this.

Amazing school! Keep in mind this is not all academic school. Music art hands-on projects is part…read moreof their . Great teAchers with healthy positive approach In many waits a lot like Muse but public. The best way to get in to the school is to live in the district

Not inclusive at all. They tend to overlook children with disabilities. Would not send your kid…read morehere as they will discriminate against your child if your POC, disabled, or all of the above.

SUCH A MESS. I was at this school a long time ago but when I think of it, it brings an awful taste…read moreto my mouth. I am now in high school and I never want to see another student or teacher from the mess of a school. I cannot think of a single good memory if I am being honest. I had 2 teachers that weren't total jerks or miserable old people that DUCK TAPED THEIR STUDENTS TO THEIR CHAIRS???!! In 4th grade I had the meanest teacher who would constantly yell. I DIDNT LEARN ANYTHING especially in math and now i'm paying for it during geometry. Most teachers had no respect at all. 90% of this school is just rude millennial teachers. I'm not friends with anyone anymore form this school considering they're all jerks and they don't even know their own name. Rudest pe teacher, rudest computer teacher, and completely disgusting campus. There was constant graffiti going on and all the kids and aids were insanely mean. The only nice people were the librarian and the dude who plants stuff. Anyways good luck to whoever goes here but I would suggest basically anywhere else because I am paying off for it now in High School because my teachers were too lazy to do their job.

I transferred hear after seventh grade from AE weight. let me say I really recommend you send your…read morekids her. The community is amazing the teacher always go out of there way and everybody is just good there. They also have a stable after school program the boys and girls club there where kids can play video games and do their homework. This school is the best send your kids there and do not send your kids to AE wright that school is all wrong and toxic. Send your kids here they have more and provide more in so many ways you can imagine.

I have to say, I Really appreciated the Boys & Girls Club @ Linder Canyon Middle School. Both my…read morekids went here and they could get Help with their homework , Play video games when they were done with homework, play foosball play music and even be allowed to be outside playing games. I was really grateful to all of the counselors who took care of the kids and planned a lot of fun activities. Actually donated a bunch of furniture to the club and they were so happy! So they have cozy chairs to sit in in a nice lounge area just to relax or read. As I was working full-time I was truly grateful to have a safe place for them to be. We are very lucky to have them at Lindero Canyon middle school.

I have had two kids in Medea. The older one graduated oak park high this May(2025) and will…read morecontinue her education journey in Purdue University. The second kid is going to 8th grade this fall. The culture in Medea is much like the culture in other schools in OPUSD: the educators, parents and students are all on the same page to propel each other going forward, to achieve growth in all areas of the kids lives. Medea is the right school to be if your focus is your child's growth and your child is ready to take on some good challenges from the teachers. The traffic can be avoided if you time it well.

I mean i don't know what all those one star guys are talking bout, but to be honest it's a good…read moreschool, has some weird rules, has some dishonesties, but, you know, not a bad school. ASB need to work on the Friday videos. The montage is not good... but it doesn't affect the school process that much. The one star ones have a point: yes, a lot of traffic, I use a bike though. Yes, some biasing amongst the teachers and staff, but there are plenty of staff in charge, even if some don't agree with your point, others, maybe who are in more charge, or even less, will explain and help you. Someone racist or homophobic? That is a giant no-no, even if a teacher is like that. So yeah! Great school.

I wouldn't have a high school diploma if it weren't for Fusion ( Halstrom Academy when I attended)…read more I graduated 5 years ago, but I still think about my time here. Public schooling can be traumatic for disabled students, and Fusion Academy saved me.

Just wanted to add that my daughter that hated school now talks about going to college. The…read more"sparkle in her spirit" is back, & she actually enjoys school. Our home life has greatly improved. I cannot thank Fusion, Academy enough, and only wish we had found them sooner.

What a unique find. This preschool has done an overwhelming amount for the parents in this area…read more They offer preschoolers part time attendance between 9-1, without charging what a majority of preschools could and do. At first I was curious as to why, but apparently the school kept family affordability in mind. Something many schools, even good schools, can't help but exploit. The teachers and director Kim seem to truly care. I am grateful my son currently attends. I wish they had more information online, glad I actually stopped in or else would of never known.

We have had two kids going through OPNS and a third one eligible to enroll this fall. We love it…read morehere! The school setting is beautiful and pleasant; teachers are loving, caring and full of creative ideas; the art and music programs are just amazing!

Ouch! Angry crowd here. While many of the complaints are likely true (softball coach, football…read moreplayer.... And even more not listed here) I am only going to comment on our personal experience. My daughter is taking CP, Honors, and AP classes, along with being involved in Varsity sports. Her classes have been challenging for the most part and her teachers top notch. I have zero complaints regarding the academic aspects of the school, and quite the contrary I applaud them. My daughter's teachers want her to succeed and are available before and after class for consultations. Her coach is fantastic as well. She has never had any hazing or harassment issues whatsoever. The front office staff has been nothing but kind and helpful, especially Kathy. Every question was met with courtesy and answed in a timely manner. The Counseling dept is pretty good. Truthfully, my daughter works more closely with her counselor than I do. However, it appears she is on the right path to acceptance into a UC school. I've heard all the stories of pretentiousness and quite frankly, it almost dissuaded me from sending my daughter here. However, there are many sub-cultures here. I can not lie, pretentious does exist, but in short supply. The majority are just regular everyday kids, struggling with everyday regular problems, looking for their place in the world. And WHS pretty much (as much as any school could) offers a safe and open environment for my daughter to find that place. Nothing is perfect. Our job as parents is to help guide our kids and teach them right from wrong. And I've found WHS is the perfect adjunct to this lesson in life. Great school, safe environment, police on staff, canine dogs that sniff for drugs, and administration that is effective. Note: The new principal is starting 2015-2016. He overhauled Los Cerritos Middle School and will be a great addition to WHS. My son flourished @ LCMS under his "rule".

These people suck. We played their team in a sports event and the whole time, they had the worst…read moresportsmanship I have ever seen in my life. these kids need to learn how to have actual manners.

Being a parent of this innovative school for more than 5 years now makes me proud to give a 5 star…read morerating. LVUSD school district is a suburb district to be a part of and this elementary school has shown how committed staff, students and parents can make a difference in education. Lead by a wonderful principal Mrs. Martino this school is entering into it's 4th year of an L-STEM enrichment program. Our children are learning dual language as well as Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. IN addition we have a magnificent art/science, music and physical education classes. Sumac L-STEM Elementary Vision: To promote 21st century learning that goes above and beyond a standards-based instructional program in an effort to elevate global literacy for our students through Language immersion and STEM. L - Dual-Language (English/Spanish) will be offered at the Kindergarten level in the fall and will roll up through each year through 5th grade. S - Science will be presented through hands-on units and integrated throughout the curriculum at all grade levels. T - Technology is infused into all curricular areas through systematic technological instruction, school wide use of Mobi Boards, Student Response Systems (clickers), state-of-the-art computer labs, students' laptops for real-time assessments and monitoring. E - Engineering will be integrated into the instructional program utilizing the Engineering Design Process: Ask, Imagine, Plan, Create, and Improve. M - Mathematics will involve whole-brain learning with an emphasis on real-world applications and will be integrated into all curricular areas. Please check out the school website at: http://www.sumacelementary.org

I went to school here and had great teachers, classmates, and regular friends. Thank you Sumac for…read morewho I am today!

Our family lost our home in the Palisades fire earlier this year. It was devastating in every…read moreway--our daughter lost not just her home, but her beloved school and community, the only life she had ever known. Starting over mid-year was something we dreaded, especially with our fourth grader, who was heartbroken and understandably a tough sell on any new school. But just a few days ago, as we drove to Oaks Christian, she turned to me and said, "Nothing has gone right this year... except for Oaks. I'm so excited to wake up and go to school every day." This wasn't because it was just "fun" or "new." She didn't want to like Oaks. She wanted to go home. And yet, nearly three months later, she is still just as excited every day to be there. I remember calling Oaks Christian, fully expecting them to say there was no space. I knew how in-demand the school is, and I thought we'd be gently turned away. But instead, they treated our situation with incredible grace and compassion. They didn't just squeeze us in--they took the time to really get to know us, even in the middle of their busiest admissions season. They created space for our daughter in every sense of the word. They managed to condense an in-depth admissions process--testing, touring, interviewing both her and us--into a single day. I know that was no small ask, and I'll never forget how lovingly and efficiently they made it happen. Katina, our admissions officer, is everything you could want in a human being--warm, grounded, centered in faith, and truly kind. Since enrolling, the school has only continued to exceed every expectation. The systems in place are exceptional, the administration is thoughtful and organized, and the teachers? Just unreal. We often find ourselves asking, "Is this school even real life?" I recently joined our daughter and her classmates on a two-day trip to Sacramento. It rained, hailed, and was absolutely freezing--everything that could go wrong, did. And yet, it was the perfect snapshot of Oaks. Brant Childers, head of the Lower School, along with the teachers and assistants, were right there with us, every step of the way. They are real humans--transparent, kind, joyful, and deeply devoted to their students. They are the kind of people you dream of raising your children alongside. The other parents blew me away too--funny, smart, down-to-earth. I immediately understood why our daughter loves her classmates so much. The warmth and kindness that radiate from this community is something special. Academically, the school is rigorous and moves quickly, but because the teaching is so strong, the students are thriving. You can feel the love in the classroom. You can feel the joy. We had considered moving to Orange County after the fire, but once our daughter got into Oaks, we knew: Westlake Village would be our new home. It was that simple. The school was enough to make that decision. We're so grateful for the years ahead here--for all three of our daughters. Oaks has been a very bright spot in an otherwise incredibly difficult year. We are endlessly thankful.

I don't have enough words to describe how amazing the Oaks Christian School is. We couldn't find a…read morebetter school for our daughter. We're so grateful and blessed to have her there.