Now that the school year is over and I've had time to work through this situation with the…read moredistrict, I wanted to share my experience. I was disappointed in how they initially tried to close out the matter, but after about a month of back-and-forth with both the district and the school administration, we were able to reach an agreement that ultimately worked in my favor. Up until this point, I've never had any issues with teachers or staff in the Fullerton School District. My son has been in the district for eight years, and everything had been positive--until the last month and a half of his eighth-grade year, when things began to unravel. The school itself, including how certain things are handled, can be questionable, so I strongly recommend asking the right questions. There's also been quite a bit of transition recently, with some faculty leaving or retiring, and both the principal and vice principal still fairly new in their roles. If something feels off, trust that instinct and speak up. Keeping open communication is key when things don't seem right. I'm keeping my rating at three stars because I'm not satisfied with how everything was handled overall. That said, my son did complete his final year in this district, and I'm hopeful that the district will follow through on what was agreed. If they do, I'll be able to move forward without any lingering frustration.

I am a former student of this school. If it was possible I would give this school a 0 star. I was…read morebeing racially attacked for something other kids had done and couldn't defend my case. Some teachers here are racist and don't like colored people. They blame and get kids in trouble when they don't even have a reason to. The kids get along really well though and we don't let weird mean teachers ruin our joy. If you take ur child to this school, hope u get the right teachers. He would fit in really nice here and can talk to the supervisors because they are really nice. Too bad they are leaving.

Troy High School is a top rated, public school located across the street from Cal State Fullerton…read more The homes around the school are really nice... My son had a basketball tournament here and it is has been one of the nicer high schools to play on. Tournaments are very expensive and the parking at high schools are usually free. They have several divided basketball gyms and they serve Chik-Fil-a at the games.

Heard a lot about this school. My son starts as a Freshman this year. He has an IEP but looking at…read morethe response( for my communications through email ) I have doubts whether this School, was a good choice for him (in regards to the SPECIAL EDUCATION). Let's see we have an IEP coming up this Monday how the things go?????

if you are interested in being in the aquatics program (waterpolo/swim) at this school, RECONSIDER…read more the athletic department provides little interaction and help for the athletes of these two sports, and are often left out of recognition from daily announcements, weekly emails, etc. while the pool is remodeled, there are still many things that are lacking there (which are code violations). most of the athletic departments attention is always towards baseball, football, and softball. there needs to be major change in how the athletics department is run, for it is highly unfair for these aquatic athletes, who most are pretty good in their sport, to be so-little recognized at this school.

Graduated class of 2023, as a visual arts student I can say with confidence that this school truly…read moredid the best they could with the resources they had, albeit I was not the best student academically, nor the most popular. But there was never a day I felt as though I couldn't be myself and explore my passion unsupported. I did not have the best teachers 100% of the time, but those who were made a true impact. My time here will be looked back upon as a positive experience in the long term.

Two of my kids attended & graduated from Sunny hills. They had a great, positive experience. They…read morehad a few impacting teachers each. It offers many sports & elective opportunities. It was a positive, educational environment for my kids, considering their age and other schools issues of fights, drugs, gangs etc this school had none that i even heard of in the 8 years my kids attended. They handled the covid19 virtual learning & process to get back to in person learning the best they could. It has been organized, communication is sent out from the principal and staff regularly. I would recommend this school to any parent.

Two of our nieces attended Sunny Hills High School in Fullerton. Been here several times to watch…read morethem in various events. The facilities have been above average. Not as modern as other schools, but not bad either. Our nieces enjoyed their time here. They learned a lot, and they had good teachers for the most part. Did not hear any major complaints from the nieces regarding Sunny Hills High School.

Friendly Staff and Great 7th grade teachers. My son is EXCELLING more than ever in this school.read more

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Sent my daughter here to help with missing credits. My daughter who I have had no problems with…read moreuntil attending this school. She has been introduced to drugs, came home with bruises from a boy and is now ditching classes. I have called the school repeatedly on these matters with nothing to show for it. Very disappointed with the way La Vista handles these situations. Thanks for turning a good kid bad.

I would give 0 stars but I don't have the option to do so. The staff are incredibly rude, one of…read morethe male staff members pushed me down the stairs after I told him to stop harassing me. I told one of the other staff about it yet they brushed me off.

Absolutely HORRID experience. The food was poorly prepared, raw, MOLDY and not worth the EXPENSIVE…read moreprice. The service was even worse -- our server, Suzy, was extremely unprofessional and aggressive she spat in the food and on my wife and kids and An incident involving hot coffee made the situation uncomfortable and unacceptable. Management did nothing to address it. Save yourself the trouble and eat somewhere else. WORST RESTAURANT EVER

I am not sure how to rate the school right now. The school has provided well as far as academics…read moreand I do not have much concern on that. However, recent experience having a "one lunch time" is something to think about. I understand that short staff is happening at the moment but it is something to think about that can increase violence to the school. Individuals would want to cut the line so they can be ahead and able to have their meal and the others are UNABLE to have their meal because the bell has rang. We give children advice to eat. to nourish our brain to function well in education, well, then SOLVE THIS PROBLEM IMMEDIATELY because someone can get hurt because of trying to just have their food and survive the day. I have also encountered an individual was not able to have their lunch because of such a long time. IF YOU CARE ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THESE CHILDREN, YOU WOULD NOT HAVE THEM STARVE DURING CLASS that can prevent them from focusing in school. Thank You!

Amazing staff! Amazing education for girls! Environment safe! Excellent education concepts to…read moreprepare young girls for the next phase of college.

I attended Rosary Academy (named Rosary High School back then) from 2006 to 2010. Rosary Academy…read moreempowers young women through a Catholic college-preparatory education. Rosary graduates are ready to walk in faith and lead with confidence. They have grown as individuals, discovered their true identities, expressed their uniqueness, found their voices, and have embraced success. Students are complete, confident young women who hold Christ and Mary at the center of all they do. As a Catholic faith community, Rosary begins each day with prayer and gathers for masses as well as for prayer services throughout the year. While Rosary Academy offers rigorous academics that includes numerous AP and Honors courses, they also provide a collaborative learning environment. Teachers are very engaging and interactive during classes always playing games, singing songs, or facilitating discussions. What makes students stand out is their ability to speak their mind in class without being shut down or judged. Their voices are heard, and they share their brilliant ideas while respecting the opinions of others. At Rosary Academy, we stand in faith, we stand together, and we stand tall. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Most of what I wrote above is total rubbish and I will now go to confession. Truthfully, you will be paying A LOT for a sisterhood that a majority of girls will seek again with sororities in college. It was less High School Musical and more Mean Girls. Most teachers are very caring and set high expectations (as they should since tuition is costly). I can't say Rosary prepared me for science courses or has much diversity, but maybe that's different these days. Try and humble the privileged girls and their snobby parents. Hindsight is 20/20. Rather than throwing money down the toilet for four years send your daughter to Troy High School or Oxford Academy. Apply the $50,000+ savings towards college tuition. Cons: all girls Pros: all girls, uniforms, unshaved legs, #RosaryBun

My family recently completed our first year at St. Juliana, and we couldn't be happier with our…read moreexperience and the faith-centered community we've found. Our children are still young, and this year marked a big transition for our family as we returned to Southern California after several years on the East Coast due to work. With so much change, it was incredibly important to us to find a school that truly felt like home. We toured four schools and attended events at each before ultimately deciding to enroll at St. Juliana. From the very beginning, it stood out as the right place for our family, and that feeling has only been confirmed throughout the year. In our first year, our children had the opportunity to participate in two performances and enjoy so many enriching activities, including weekly themed Fish Frys, book club, choir, visits from the Environmental Nature Center with live animals, and creative programs like Origami and 3D Printing Club. These experiences have made their transition even more meaningful and memorable!

Strong academics. Well-resourced. Dedicated and qualified staff. Supportive community. Faith-based…read morecurriculum. St. Juliana school is wonderful! We transferred in 2025 following an unexpected move to the OC at the end of the school year and felt immediately welcome. Both our boys transitioned positively and seamlessly as a result. New leadership is thoughtful and focused on worthwhile goals. Our son attended two other Catholic elementary schools beforehand, and St. Juliana school stands out as top-notch among the rest. The parish is lovely as well. Highly recommend!

A great school to send your kids. Love the staff and the faculty!…read more Highly recommended.

Eastside Christian School has been such a blessing for our family. The whole environment is truly…read moreChrist-centered, you feel it as soon as you walk in. The junior high, high school teacher is such a great Christian role model for the students, both in and out of the classroom. The biblical teaching here is so much stronger than what students get at your church youth groups especially if you attend a small church with less resources. Not sure what will happen in the future when the school gets bigger but the principal has 1:1 meetings with every student to help them choose their courses and college/career paths. It's currently the most affordable Christian private school in OC. If you want a great Christian education that is actually affordable, definitely look into Eastside.