There are some awesome teachers there and staff. There are also a couple teachers who probably…read moreshould retire before they break children's spirits. Worst of all is that no one is doing anything about the bullying. Whatever happened to zero tolerance?

Not overly impressed. The yard duty is just cruel. U get 1 foot away from the gate she'll slam it…read moreon you. Mostly good teachers. A few miserable ones that have been there 2 long god forbid your child gets one of those!

Very large and clean campus, staff were very friendly and welcoming and the students were friendlyread more

This is a review of their sport facilities. If you are new to the area or visiting from out of…read moretown, this place gets kind of wonky. Everything is spread out and confusing to access. Fields are all the way to the rear of the property. Lack of signage makes it confusing. It would be helpful if the respective event had guides or spotters to assist you in getting to the appropriate parking area. Also, if you are traveling with a handicap person, it is difficult to locate the ADA parking. Ask questions and do your homework before coming out here. Limited shade, so bring a hat, sunscreen or an umbrella.

So I have had both my kids graduate from Hollow Hills, and they have continued to excel since their…read moresolid foundation from HH. One is now in college and the other in high school. I could not be more pleased with all the teachers more kids had. They truly care about each student. The communication is great, and I have not had a problem in my 10 years at Hollow Hills. This has to be the best elementary school in Simi Valley. They focus not only on academics but also the arts. They have a strong ceramics program and the Great Works of Art program is phenomenal. Both are funded and run by the most involved PTA I have ever seen. The PTA goes above and beyond for each student. The commitment of these parents and the teachers is what sets this school apart from every other school in Simi Valley.

Amazing School!!! Great teachers and principal!read more

Good school many good teachers. Much better than anything Lausd has to offer. There's some great…read moreteachers here. They care about the students.

As a parent this was not the school to enroll my child in. I found some of the teachers very tough…read moreon some of the kids i saw one teacher punishing a student by putting them into a corner for 10 min or making them stay after school and write lines repeatedly. i felt the staff and teachers were unmotivated and lethargic about their line of work. this school is not a safe environment for learning. i think someone from the board of education should take a look into this corrupt elementary.

My friend Oliver goes here and first let's talk about the bad part about this school :( so…read morebasically I asked him why his water bottle had so much scrapes on it and it was because that students would throw his water bottle at the wall and when he would tell the teacher they would just say that he dropped it, I mean seriously? How can you ever think that if a water bottle dropped it would have a million scrapes? I drop my water bottle! it's perfectly fine! okay if you're reading this you're probably wondering why I didn't rate it one star, and thats all because this school does indeed have a good part. The good part is that they treat their students good it's not like they yell at their students or anything, so yea this school is really mid.

I love White Oak! The principal, Dr. Knox, is wonderful. She obviously cares about the teachers,…read morestudents and community. The teachers are amazing! My oldest son is going into 2nd grade and all of his teachers have been amazing, especially Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Walgren, Mrs. Michel and Mrs. Slatten. If you are looking for a school, take a tour of White Oak. Awesome school.

My grandson goes to school here, he's very happy here, he previously went to big springs which…read morewasn't good for him, seems like they're not very good for special needs kids

Although the school looks absolutely post-card perfect, that beautiful exterior barely conceals the…read moretoxicity that lies within. For the parent of a child with special needs, this facility is to be avoided at all costs and for those lucky parents of mainstream children: beware. There is no one watching over your student. Blake, my son's case coordinator, conducts himself like a pre-adolescent Neanderthal on muscle relaxants. He is incompetent, unresponsive, unprofessional and lazy. He has no knowledge of special education beyond that of a first year psych under-grad and he is proud to announce in meetings that he is unavailable the day after Halloween because he is planning on partying too much. Often, when his responses are actually intelligible, he is typically saying something along the extremely erudite lines of, "I don't know what you want me to do about it." Drug and alcohol abuse run rampant on campus and students walk off campus as they please despite not having passes. Administrators are distant and uninvolved and do not seem to mind having unprofessional individuals under their employ, who do irreparable damage without sanction or consequence. Parents, look elsewhere and do so quickly. Do not let the pretty buildings fool you.

This school is very interesting to say the least. I just wanted to give my advice on how the school…read morecan perhaps improve a bit to get five stars (first the good) -This school exceeds any expectations of what a public school is and looks like in Los Angeles. The school overlooks beautiful hills and houses. -They have a better arts center than most community colleges. -The facility is clean. -Beautiful sports facilities:including a pool, baseball field, track, football/lacrosse field -The custodians are friendly -FOOTBALL HAS GONE UP IN RANKINGS and THEY HAVE RECRUITED A FEW PEOPLE FOR CERTAIN SPORTS so needless to say they are projecting in the right direction with that (back in the day they were a joke) -The parents seem very actively involved especially with donations -many kids I have met here were very studious and went off to good colleges. However I am not certain that it is because of the school itself that allowed for that to happen. Most of the parents are college educated. -Los virgenes is a very small school district and a good one at that -the parking lots make the school look like a luxury car dealership (lol) The real reason why I am writing this review though is because Ive seen some weird stuff here. To be honest it is not unusual for students to be behaving the way I am about to explain (they are teenagers after all) but I am complaining because I know that if I had children who went here I know I would want there to be more security. There is a serious problem with the gate that stays open by the track. i see kids coming in and out whenever they please: During second period, right after first period or whenever! They just walk out in groups. And no one says anything. Not the PE teachers who are teaching their classes nor the maintenance or whatever. They get into the car and literally speed off and some come back later. Some are actually staying in their cars (doing who knows what...very suspicious behavior). As i said earlier this is really common in high school (so just because I am saying this does not mean that you should be worried, it's virtually everywhere), but I think what Im trying to say is that the school does not care if your child stays. Maybe the parents dont either sooo i guess it's all swell! but just thought id say something!

CalLu has done EVERYTHING possible to provide safety to its…read morestudents during the pandemic. As ALWAYS CalLu has gone above and beyond to maintain structure, policy, care, support and wisdom towards students, staff, faculty and community during these months of uncertainty. I am proud to be a family member of 2 Cal Lutheran alumni. Both of them have graduated successfully one a Summa Cum Laude and a Magna Cum Laude graduate. Now both of them are at a stage in life ready to pursue a doctorate degree and they are planning on getting it at CLU.

Today I was hiking on trails behind campus and saw two students acting very suspicious. After they…read moreleft I walked over to the area where they were standing and found several empty beer cans. I took photos, filmed the area, and brought this to the attention of security officer Jonathan Galindo who told me because he didn't see them drinking there was nothing he could do. Mr. Galindo said he was not allowed to even talk to the students. The security team at Cal Lutheran is permitting behavior that is endangering the community. What if one of these kids were to get in a vehicle and drive drunk resulting in a death. Would Mr. Galindo be so cavalier?