The middle school side has teachers that are not even trying. They hate kids generally speaking…read more There is not enough eating area during lunch, so my kid often skips lunches because there is nowhere to eat. If you are not in a big group you don't get to seat at the table. All other areas like walls are taken over also. I bet teachers have plenty of room in their cozy lunch room. When kids need help teachers are not even willing to answer e-mails back. English teacher Mrs. Velez doesn't grade all the work, so grades are lower than they would if all the work would be graded. Teachers like Dubel and Amon are friends so they spend literally half of the time talking to each other, going to each other classrooms, leaving the kids alone playing computer games or do nothing. Some teachers simply don't explain material well. Do I need to say more? It's endless.

Good School. Everything is Great but the traffic but its a…read moregood school. The reviews from 3+ years ago are not correct cause the school got better.

We transferred to OLF from another local private school and it has been a breath of fresh air. The…read moresmall class sizes and family feel amongst the parents and staff is something we very much love. The biggest thing we notice at OLF is that the teachers are energized and not burned out like other schools. Our kids enjoy going to school here and love everything about it. It has made our transfer very seamless. The beautiful campus overlooking the ocean is a nice treat as well.

We couldn't be happier with our daughter's experience at this small private Catholic school. What…read moretruly sets it apart is the sense of community. Because of its size, every teacher genuinely knows each student--not just academically, but personally--and it's clear how deeply they care about each child's growth and well-being. The academic standards are excellent, and students are consistently challenged and supported. Beyond academics, there is a strong emphasis on moral character, faith, and being a kind, responsible citizen within the community. Those values are woven into everyday learning, not just taught as a separate lesson. The administrative staff greet every student by name each morning, creating a warm and welcoming environment that makes children feel seen and valued from the moment they walk through the door. Parent involvement is encouraged and truly appreciated, which further strengthens the school community. We feel grateful to be part of a school where education, faith, and character are so thoughtfully balanced. It has been a wonderful place for our daughter to learn, grow, and thrive.

I can't believe that I didn't think to write a review for Las Palmas sooner. This has been the…read morebest experience for me and for my daughter EVER. The principal and all of the teachers have been amazing since day one...including the YMCA for after school care by the way. My daughter is about to enter middle school and I am so sad that fifth grade is almost over....She has been here since Kinder.....She is fluent in Spanish and it feels like we are in a private school the way that everyone here acts toward one another...JUST LIKE FAMILY...I am actually disappointed that I chose to send my almost 20 year old son to our home school....a little late for that. If you get the chance to send your child to this school...."DO IT" no question about it!!!!

Great School. Lowest socio-economic school in San Clemente, yet there is a family attitude that…read moretranscends the poverty. This is a dual immersion school (English/Spanish) and produces not only blonde/blue fluent Spanish speakers, but also produces fluent English speakers that were previously only Spanish speaking, which relieves the burden on the middle schools. I is not easy to get into this school as smart parents see the benefit of this experience.

This school is terrible. The administration all the way through to the teachers are the worst I've…read moreever dealt with. It's sad. The school playground at lunch time and recess is like something out of a prison movie. Bullying, fights, weapons, this school has it all and does nothing about it. I'd highly recommend picking any other school in San Clemente over this one. Best of luck if you send your kids here.

!Great school! all my 3 kids been in this school and never had a problem. thanks to all the staffread more

Yeah. I don't really care for the new vice principal. The school has changed administration has…read morechanged. It's so crazy these people who come into our city and they treat us like we don't know each other and that we don't talk to each other. These people don't even live here. They never grew up here. Not happy. We pulled our son at the end of his fifth grade year we put him in Oceanside. Much happier now. A lot of people ask me what I think about Lobo, so here you are. I don't like Lobo. Put your kid in somewhere else. I have so much tea to spill. So much. Hit me up if you want the Deets

I absolutely love this school for my child. They have great teachers and a great education program…read more This school is very involved and strongly encourages parents to be involved in their child's education. Lots of fun activities throughout the year and after school programs. The YMCA is located right on the school property for after school care as well. They also have a great program for kids that need help with their speech like my child. This is overall a great school.

I went to this school as a little kid kindergarten to 6th grade and left in 2021 for I'm military…read moreofc. I love the new reconstruction for the old school was. Rotting to death. I love that it looks like a college campus

San Onofre (San O) is a k-8 public school. It is part of the Fallbrook Union Elementary School…read moreDistrict. It is located on base at Camp Pendleton. It is a relatively small school with great kids and an awesome staff. The view from the parking lot is spectacular! Trestles all the way to Catalina Island.

This school is off the charts. My son has attended for 2 years now and is always happier than ever…read morewhen I pick him up and excited to go. The 2 teachers he has had- Mrs. Burke and Miss Craig, are so attentive to him, and he has thrived throughout his first years of elementary school! I'm so glad he will have the pleasure of attending until he's 10 years old!:)

My daughter loves going to school here and has made some amazing friends. I truly love the parent…read moreinvolvement and child growth opportunities.

My daughter attends pre-school here and we are very happy with the school…read more Small classroom sizes, experienced teachers and aides on hand are a wonderful environment to help a child reach their potential and prepare them for kindergarten. It is a structured learning environment that finds a good balance between religious and academic instruction in addition to overall global development (fine and gross motor skills) . Snacks are also provided.

We sent our son last year for TK and definitely will be sending him for kindergarten. Absolutely…read morethe best experience with our firstborn! Mrs. Harris was such a wonderful and intuitive teacher :) He felt loved and known. I can tell he learned so many new things and all the students know each other. Such a gem of a school.

This review pertains solely to a band competition in which my daughter's high school band…read moreparticipated at this school. This school is very nice, clean, and the school students and parents were extremely welcoming, friendly, and helpful. The event itself was well-organized, and each school band performed on the school's impressive football field. Thank you, San Clemente High School, for being such gracious hosts and sponsoring a very successful event.

Foggy clouds filled the air as our bus pulled into the school, while just moments ago there had…read morebeen sun pooling in from the windows. For once we felt that our uniforms were not enough protection to manage this cold environment. It was a kind of sign showing how this school would be, described as "nothing special" by many pro performers. This fog loomed over our efforts towards climbing the ranks towards first place. Although I expect us to be pronounced the most excellent of all of these bands during our awards ceremony, there were many aspects that we did not enjoy at all about this high school. "A lot of poles," describes just one element of this school's design which we found puzzling. Bathrooms were difficult to navigate to and with the bitter cold around us, we were left with more time shivering, wandering through halls hoping to find a glint of warm light around each corner. Next, the situation during our beautiful show which we have spent countless hours and, some would say years, perfecting. The field was slippery. It seemed as though we were ice skaters on a rink, but with a lack of our skates. The ice was melting and attempting to ruin the whole of our performance. Odd houses set on high dark hills in the dark seemed to always be watching us. We could all imagine the creepy faces of masked serial killers holding axes, staring out their windows plotting. Of course, as you can imagine, this added to our discomforts. Love, marching band performers (El Toro High-school)