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    Agoura High School

    Agoura High School

    2.0
    (21 reviews)
    2.3 mi

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

    Administration has a very hands-off approach to discipline and put the teachers in charge of…read morehandling it. Most of the administrators go through the same credentialing program, so they are indoctrinated into the beliefs the district wants to project. There is a lack of honesty and transparency with administrators to staff members. Students are not held accountable and the APs are ducklings that following the lead duck, but the lead duck has no idea what he is doing as he fell into the position due to some unfortunate circumstances. Sports (football) take precedence over education. It seems as though the district felt him to be qualified since he was the star of the football team when he was in high school. The APs spend more time on the golf cart riding around the parkings lots and sidewalks than they do working. The academics are lack luster and no one talks about state standards or how to help students achieve them. There is very little training or support for new teachers. The district mostly hires their own graduates back (or people that went to Calabasas), so new ideas are scarce. This is a very nepotistic district. This district rides on the laurels of being affluent and having opportunities provided from the student's parents. It's not the worst of the districts, but it could be far better.

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    Sumac L-STEM Elementary School

    Sumac L-STEM Elementary School

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    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!

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    Oaks Christian School

    Oaks Christian School

    4.2
    (23 reviews)
    3.2 mi

    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 pulled my son out after one month of bullying. The school did nothing for him. The teachers do…read morenot even have advanced degrees. The principal has no advanced degree. Do not get fooled with the phony facade campus. Underneath it, there is no worth. Avoid this place.

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