This schools numbers are horrible and shameful just like their teachers and administrators! About…read more14% of students are proficient in math! About 24% proficient in English and going lower. The teachers unions are partly to blame. But also most Hispanics and other parents are using public schools for daycare. All are to blame. Parents should not accept this. They should request to have the whole district replaced. Best thing for the kids is homeschool! Congratulations on having one of the worst schools in California and the whole country.

Well back then around 2015 in my freshman year, I use to be scared of talking to people cuz I…read moredidn't really know how I would fit but after a while, I met alot of great ppl and stuff. (I use to get into some trouble and stuff) It was first and only year I would get to be there ever. Most of friends were seniors and some moved away. I do miss the days but I'm glad that I got to enjoy it before switching school.

1st off 5 fights in a day! Not an healthy environment. 2nd Staff isn't it. They give other students…read morewith more chances than others. 3rd It seems the school can't protect its students. Any parent could easily sue the school. Good luck to sunnyside.

This school is not safe. The people who work here don't care. They suspended my nephew for…read moredefending himself from a group of boys who has been threatening him all year round and who jumped, and he fought back 3 against 1. How the fuck do u walk away from that. We have the video and you can hear the boys who jump him say "KILL HIM" I am outrage of how in the video no teachers came to help or interject.

great school but yall need vending machines nd got my catalytic converter taken during 4th periodread more

my son went to this school he was bullied a lot and the school wouldn't do anything about it but…read morelet it go. He came home with bruises on his face and arms saying that he got hit by some other students in the locker room. He will no longer be attending this school!!

I am writing my review from the perspective of an adult volunteer from the community…read more The front door staff is helpful and efficient (even in the midst of a remodel). I was Helped quickly (getting the paperwork I needed to do campus visitation). The only thing that makes Clovis West tough for me is that there isn't really a centralized location for the kids during lunch time. As is, the students are spread out all across campus (with lots of secret nooks and crannies or young lovers to suck face). On a more serious note, though, I'd have to imagine it is a security issue. But hey, it's friendly and clean with a good sense of school spirit. Oh, also, it's hard to figure out where visitor parking in; so I park on the road (pretty far from the front office).

You will find a school where the teachers and staff really care about their students. We live in…read moredifficult times and from what I have seen the school overall tries to promotes a culture of unity, hard work, and respect. They bring students together and promote a positive learning environment. They have a great leadership program, great academic options, sports, band, clubs and many opportunities. Bottom line you have teachers and staff who actually care about the students. They do a fantastic job. It's not perfect as no school or person is but they are working towards the greater good and a great Highschool experience for all who attend Clovis West.

I'm writing my review from my personal perspective, which is as an adult in the community seeking…read moreto volunteer on campus. The front desk support staff is fantastic, and all meetings are a two-for-one because it grants access to Clovis North (high school) and Granite Ridge (middle school). The staff and volunteers are friendly, and you can tell they care about the students. I have always felt welcome on campus, yet (justifiably) under the watchful eye of the administration. And I consider taking ardent safety seriously a huge plus. The campus is beautiful and clean. I wish there were more trees for shade (this coming from a day that was 108 degrees). But, overall, CNEC is awesome.

The school is honestly terrible, and in the last couple of years the expectations have become…read morecompletely unrealistic. You're required to ask just to use the bathroom, which feels unnecessary since it should be basic. You only get 5 minutes per pass and 3 passes a day, which is extremely limiting. Even being late a couple of times in a whole semester can get you detention, which feels over the top. A lot of the staff come off as disrespectful, and the overall environment feels negative and strict rather than supportive. The social atmosphere isn't great either, with a lot of students being judgmental and insincere, which makes it hard to feel comfortable. Overall, it feels like the school is more focused on enforcing rules, grades, and achievements than actually supporting students or creating a healthy learning environment. If someone has the option, going somewhere else would probably be a better experience.

They give way to much homework and expect us to learn from the homework they give expect for the…read more7th grade math teacher she actually does a pretty good job

Only the best middle school in the city!read more

First visit to Rio Vista Middle School to watch our Grandson's soccer game. Nice campus. Clean and…read moreeasy to find your way around. Masks are required on campus, so don't forget to grab one before you get out of your car. Several soccer fields, but we were at the one in the northwest corner of the campus. There are a few trees sprinkled around the sports areas and they were big enough to catch some shade! Yay! There's a nice, big oak right in the middle of the various soccer fields. Nice. On the west edge of the campus there were about 20 redwoods that provided shade, as well. The restrooms by the library were open on a Saturday while teams were playing. There were a few bleachers, but not facing the soccer field, so parents and grandparents will want to bring chairs and perhaps umbrellas.

Kyle Thornton has been an extremely disappointing Vice President. He is unprofessional and…read moreconsistently mishandles situations, often making poor decisions that create more problems than solutions. On top of that, he has abused his power, using his position to get his way rather than serving the people he was elected to represent. His leadership style lacks accountability and respect, and overall, he has proven himself to be ineffective and damaging in his role.

Overall good school, you'll definitely get a high school experience here. Just 1 or 2 rules that…read moreshould be looked over or changed. Love how this school looks as well.

spent both 7th and 8th grade years here back in '94 and these were probably the two most memorable…read moreyears I had during my school years. it might have been a little ghetto, but besides a bunch of fights, nothing crazy happened when I was there. the teachers were pretty cool & met a lot of cool people but the things I remember most were cambodian new years when everyone carries around powder and shaving cream and throws it at everyone else, playing "suicide" (same rules as butts up, but the penalty was getting jumped until you touch the wall), the ongoing tradition right before graduation where it was the 7th graders vs the 8th graders fighting each other, break dancing in the hall ways... things got more serious in high school and got moved out of town so lost touch with everyone except a couple friends found online.

Can we get an up to date review about this school please? Would like to know about it today not…read moreback in the day. Thanks.

The biggest lie that UHS tells students and parents is that it gives you a leg up on college. The…read moretruth is that colleges have such a difficult time processing or understanding a UHS transcript that you will be lucky if any of the courses you take (which will be loaded with way more busy work than any actual college class is) wind up counting for credit. Anytime I ever tried to attend college after UHS I would have to spend weeks meeting with multiple counselors, having them have to talk back-and-forth between CSUFresno multiple times, and having to pay for the same transcripts several times because any other school gets so confused by the fact that it shows you attended Fresno state for too many years compared to the units you took for your timeframe and completion rates. (LITERALLY counts against you on paper.) In order to get any of your Scholastic records actually counted from UHS is a long, arduous process where you will have to fight like tooth and nail just to get any kind of record of the hours of torture that were spent filling out 7 page study guides. Also, colleges do not look favorably upon it as a school compared to any of the prominent Fresno or Clovis high schools, as it's widely considered amongst actual educators as a joke (tell a college counselor you attended UHS & watch their facial expression change into one of dread & sympathy.) Most of the students that went to UHS wound up being so burnt out from the environment of scholastic servitude and personal repression that they either didn't want to go to college right after high school or transferred out by their senior year to a normal high school. In addition to that, the social environment of the school is extremely hostile, very much an "us versus them" attitude where ultra-conservative religions & white privilege reigns, which the administrators ensure by requiring students to have already played a musical instrument. The school has been very successful at catering to their intended demographic. One of the least diverse schools I've ever seen, and definitely the most hostile to anyone that doesn't fit in their Utah milktoast mold.

This school has an amazing musical program and most students that attend go to college. This school…read moreis not for everyone, it is a lot of work and the most reward. The culture of the school is uplifting and nonjudgemental. My daughter is graduating this year and then starts her Psychology studies. It is a feeder school to FSU, so if you are thinking of Frenso State and your kid is musical (Singing or Instrumental) this is the place for you! Pretty much everyday when you pick your child, you will hear a band playing or the beautiful choir serenading you on campus. If your child is musical in any capacity this is the school for you.