Anyone who lives in Santa Clarita knows about heart High. Hart high is known for excellence. Their…read moresports programs are always top-notch. Academics are rigorous. The teachers are dedicated. The school environment exudes pride. Again, if you live in the Santa Clarita Valley, you know about hard high. Just like you know about Valencia and all the other schools such as Golden Valley, Canyon, Saugus, Cake... They're all excellent.

The right choice was moving to Valencia! Old Orchard 2 is an awesome neighborhood. Old Orchard…read moreElementary, Placerita Junior High and Hart High School been so good to us and our girls. Great teachers and awesome sport programs. Go Hart Swim and Tennis. Nothing is perfect, but I overall very happy.

Our daughter just graduated from La Mesa. I have no reservation recommending this school to…read moreanyone. The principal, teachers and staff are all fantastic. Thank you La Mesa for making JHS a pleasure!

It was a kind of messy experience I been to 2 schools before la mesa but it was pretty cool first…read morefew days of school I was really social because I was new to the district and I knew No one but in the lunch line I meet my brother before I even knew it we were just doing dumb jokes and goofy songs then I realized we in most of our classes and we both joined robotics sure the locker room were weird........ uhhhh but still it was better than my last it was terrible my last school I don't even want to talk about it but everything was the best and field trips omg there were amazing we went to Disneyland and medieval times by ourselves it was fun from this school I gain an amazing friends group,kind teacher,and outstanding grades this school was a game changer for me I recommend this school for students like me I can't believe I am saying this but I actually got excited to get for school

Nice school! They are small but the curriculum is classical and extensive! We really love itread more

Man, now that my kid is about to graduate and have more experience of other schools both private…read moreand public, I realize that I didn't quite understand how much of a blessing Trinity was and is for my family. My son is incredibly well prepared academically and spiritually, far, far more than I could have on my own. So grateful for this community!

My friend Nathaniel Berhow went here I wonder what happened to him I heard he went to sleep and…read morenever came back

this place sucks. they force us here then dont even let us fingerboard. UNACCECPTBLEread more

I can only speak about the football stadium, as I didn't see the rest of the campus. Apparently,…read morethis is a large high school, judging by the sprawl of facilities. The way that Google Maps directed us, we came around the perimeter of the sports facilities, not knowing where the parking for the stadium would be, but following the light standards until we found it. The parking lot in that area is large, with solar carport-type covers. Given how hot and sunny it gets there, this is a great idea. It was 100 degrees at 4:00 for game time. In an interesting arrangement, West Ranch High School's Wildcats use the stadium as their "home" venue, as their own field doesn't have light stanchions. Wish we'd realized that before driving to West Ranch first. By the time we got over to Valencia High, I was feeling frazzled about missing the start of the game. The parent boosters selling / taking tickets were very friendly and gracious. As we made our way to the visitors side we passed the snack bar. Though the game was underway, they weren't ready to sell anything. Even a frozen lemonade wasn't happening. Later, at halftime, dear hubby went over and scored $5 cheeseburgers for us that weren't half bad. The venue has a gorgeous setting, up on a rise so that the view beyond is of the mountains separating the Santa Clarita Valley from the San Fernando Valley. There was a suggestion of a vista of Mt. Diablo in Contra Costa County up north that had me nostalgic for my original hometown. I'd say the visitors side has the best view, actually.

School full of great teachers, MRS LOCH makes the school horrible! She doesn't even remotely like…read moreher job or students, makes me feel sick to my stomach!! My kid will not be coming back!

Great School. 1. Teachers are very nice…read more 2. Everything is clean. (Includes restrooms) 3. Very safe. 4. Infinite Campus

Since November I got bullied in school. One of my classmates bullied me because of my appearance…read moreand how "ugly" i am. Even my friend said i'm useless. The principals almost expelled me for destroying property which i don't do. This school makes me feel unsecured and being exposed. Rumors, teasing, anything that the kids do to get me out of this school. Rio Norte needs to learn better. 0 star. -Emily Kurita, victim of bullying.

SCVi saved my son's school career. This is a truly remarkable place, where the instructors WANT to…read morebe there and the kids come first - not faculty. Students and their families are treated with respect and kindness and, above all, with trust. Such a refreshing, reaffirming environment that allows young people to develop and thrive - not crush their natural curiosity and imagination with relentless messages on conformity. And, amazingly, this public charter school with an incredible curriculum is free! Transferring from a nightmare experience in 7th grade at Rio Norte - where everything is structured to the teacher's benefit, the volume of 'busy work' worksheets assigned daily is mind-numbing, and the default attitude is one of distrust - to the amazing project-based learning and integrated curriculum of SCVi was truly the answer to my prayers for my thoughtful, intelligent son. He had left elementary school as a confident, straight A student who benefited from the school's GATE program for 3 years, but after 1 year at Rio Norte Jr High, being brow-beaten and told by his teachers he was just lazy and not as smart as he thought, his spirit was crushed and he had become hopeless about school. SCVi turned all that around. The transition was a little rocky for him, as he was leaving his friends behind, but the staff and fellow students at SCVi worked hard at making him feel welcome and his contributions were once again valued. By the end of 8th grade, his confidence had returned, as well as his grades, and he'd even stepped into a leadership role in the epic Civil War Re-Enactment capstone project that is a tradition at SCVi. Without SCVi, the path for my gifted 13 year old son could have turned out very badly indeed. He's continued to develop and thrive there through high school, benefited from IB classes and theater, and will graduate next month as a poised, confident young man with broad knowledge and critical life skills. What parent could ask for more for their child? From the bottom of my heart, thank you SCVi!

Horrible school if you want to learn and socialize. Most people already have friend groups, and…read moredon't socialize with new students. Also, the school has a major bullying problem that they have covered up for a while now and only did the bare minimum if pushed to do. If you are not in the main popular friend group, you most likely cant talk to anyone. You'll also most likely be bullied if you don't like whatever the popular kids like, and people always beat each other up, and they do the most minimal punishments. I heard someone who caused a ton of people to bully someone else only got 1 day of ISS for doing that. So yea, i totally recommend not going here

My daughter had a good experience at Arroyo Seco Jr High from 2012-2014. She generally enjoys…read moreschool, and makes the most of it. We were constantly in the office getting stamped grade requests for her out of school sport requirements, and the staff was always accommodating, friendly and pleasant. They have done with the campus what they can with limited funds and extreme budget cuts. More parental involvement would be nice on campus. It's good for the kids (whether they realize it or not), and the teachers could use the help. I think the Vice Principal deserves a big promotion to Principal. This is a view shared with many students as they saw him as the approachable "go to" guy . When the Principal was arrested just days before graduation, she lost a huge opportunity to address the students, share her experience, and make it a big life lesson for them all... instead, she hid behind her sunglasses and acted aloof.

Nice school I hated my history teacher though but loved the orchestra and my English teacher and…read morealso science and pretty much all my teachers except history I do have a lot of ops in this school but I did meet my bf here so that's a plus

The principal at this school is awesome! Amazing staff and organized school! For drop off and pick…read moreup. Learning standards are high and they help ensure children can get help if needed with their academics. Amazing my son loves it and is so happy here!

Great location within the Newhall area however, the recess staff have been lackluster and have…read morecaused distress to the students and attempted to flex inappropriately They teach to the California standard, but are unable to take advantage of gifted children I am not sure who manages the recess staff if it's PTA or paid staff, but it needs to be looked at immediately, and either funding needs to be removed or a better volunteer network needs to be reviewed