My alma-matter (I'm one of the few non-choir kids who actually knows the alma matter.)…read more Graduated this year (2008) and I'm glad I did it just now. I feel so sorry for the other students, since most classes are now going to be around 40 students , and there's been a lot of drama going on in the science department (Oh Ms. Grossman...how we'll miss you). I didn't have the "typical" high school experiance (Going to dances, ASB and so on) ... because this is not a typical high school. School spirit is close to dead, but it's there. Not a lot of students get excited about activities -- unless you're in the clubs, ASB , band/choir or sports. Cliques are not that dominent, there's no "popular" girls or boys, and you can pretty much be friends with anyone . There's no "Ew, you hang out the the emos/jocks etc" which is pretty cool. Well, that's how it used to be. Now it seems that a bunch of petty tagger krews and gangs are starting to make their presance known, which is a bummer. Damn little Dale Jr. High kiddies. Pretty much, my class graduated with a bitter resentment against ASB, and almost everyone is convinced that ASB only cares about itself. Boo on ASB. The teachers are great, though other students might not agree. Mr. Friedrich is the history and American politics/government teacher (Also for AP), but you're in for debates and tirades against liberals, which is really interesting and he is pretty much against politically correctedness, so you can speak your mind in that class and won't get censored. Other great teachers: Mr. Turner, Mrs. Kim, Mr. Gallagher, Miss. Noh, Ms. Johlic, Mr. Mann, Ms. Grossman, Mrs. Jimenez, Miss. Howl, Miss. Johnson. Mr Friedrich. Mr. Kough. Magnolia got some noteriety for a suicide which happened on campus. It was a guy from Cypress and was found hanging from the softball field area, but we all are convinced it was gang related since he was found tied up and gagged. Finally, it seems that Key Club is the most popular club on campus with a cult following. I never joined. Sents of Pride is my homebase , and we brought some liberal though to that school -- even if the campus really didn't care. Haha. At least we were known for hanging t-shirts for a whole week. (Hooray for the Non Violence Week xD)

I'm class of 08' and I spent all my 4 years here. The gangster culture was very dominant among the…read morestudents (which made me feel a little unsafe). I was a part of the band program for 4 years and swim/water polo program for 1 1/2 years. The band has a really nice collection of trophies as well as a good history. The band director Mr. Yim was sort of a jerk though and obviously played favorites. The swim coach, Mr. Ake, was very cool and I learned a lot from him. I'm glad that I joined those programs or else I would have been bored and I would not have met as many friends. School spirit seemed very weak overall. It seemed that everyone just wanted to pass their classes and get the hell out of there lol. Cliques existed, but they weren't as obvious as they are on tv shows and movies. Overall, a bad experience in high school, but at least I graduated. I have no idea what the culture of the school is now. Hopefully it has gotten better because this school remains close to my heart.

I wouldn't say it's the best but I wouldn't say it's the worst I think it's an okay school it's…read morejust some staff are nice and some are not and the cart lady omg she was a bit** but I think she isn't at all not very much when we are doing good and we have actual conversation she actually pretty nice and calm but omg she is pretty intimidating but the school I like but I really don't like my pe teacher his name is I think yamaguchi lol idk how to spell his name but he is sometimes rude even though I ask him stuff very nicely and he's over here like Oh my god basically calling me stupid like why didn't I do this why didn't I do that like bi**h shut up I'm talking in a nice way so calm you as* down but yea it's an okay school

this school pmo lowkey the staff don't care Abt us they get mad at us for no reason and my fucking…read morefood had a bug in it the food gave me chorro for 2 days straight and the bathroom is disgusting and gross there is piss everywhere and there is vapes hidden everywhere like easter eggs there is so much graffiti

This school needs to be avoided at all costs especially if you have autistic or adhd daughter or…read moreson. They will torment and make you feel very afraid to admit your emotions. I went to this school back in 2016 and they were asking me to do rigourous tasks. I wasn''t even getting paid to perform. FYI I was a student. The History teacher was very evil and was upset at me for being late. Doesn't she know that people can be late if there are family occurences in life. She is a Ugly Southern Bitch as well and I urge you to seek treatment from somewhere else. I know my treatment was fair because at least I acted out in violence whenever I was upset. But for a autistic or ADHD diagnosed patient I would make it a requirement to avoid this school. Good Luck.

Great school not to mention the teachers there are fing awesome by for the best I've come acrossread more

I currently have 2 children at Fairmont Preparatory - one will be senior soon and the other will be…read moresophomore. This is a typical private run high school, uniforms, smaller classes, college prep curriculum. I sent my kids here because I felt they take student safety as well as opportunity for learning, seriously. The tuition was always high, and every year it would increase 4-5%, typical of private schools. 2 years ago it was sold by the owning family to a conglomerate (named ISP or "International Schools Partnership"). Since then, many of the great teachers or people around the school, have begun leaving. The emphasis is now on creating a "glossy image" for the school to appeal to high income international students and their families. The have focused heavily on making everything look orderly, and making the student population look diverse (it is not). There is less emphasis on the actual curriculum (resulting in cutting down on classes offered) and less encouragement of school clubs. Due to this combination of unfortunate factors, teachers are leaving left and right. I cannot blame them. The school has increased tuition for this coming year by 11%, citing "maintenance needed for air conditioning, and more, etc." to the campus. While they have increased tuition by 11% for every student, they are cutting teacher salaries. If they increased tuition, to keep the teachers, it is something parents would understand and have to accept. To be told tuition is going up at this rate, and to know that teachers are all being told to take a pay cut - raises the question - where is all this money going? It is not benefitting the teachers, and not benefitting the students. I can only imagine it lining the coffers of I.S.P. and the management salaries of those who work there. I feel we are now stuck - I don't want to move my kids and upend their school life. I used to be able to "recommend" this school to parents who wanted an option for a private school. I do not recommend this school anymore, because the current owning company is only interested in increasing their profit, and promoting all their portfolio of international private schools, rather than actually caring for each campus, the happiness and motivation of the teachers, and the offerings and education for each student. I will be very fair. If you a family from outside United States and would like to send your child to an expensive international private school through a student visa, I believe you are the target market. They can place your child with a host family or house them in a dorm, and bus them to school, etc. This will cost you yearly about the same as a US Private College tuition, but if money is not an object, this will not matter. You are the most important target market for I.S.P., and your child will attend Fairmont Preparatory with many other children just like them. This is not derogatory- my children have many international student friends, precisely due to this marketing strategy which heavily influences the student population. If I had known another entity would purchase the school, raise tuition, and order pay cuts for teachers (again, where is all the money going then?) which then causes an exodus of great teachers, then I would have looked for another private school for my children's high school education.

Not a good option. Kids are all "same type." They're all just dressed, competitive, lack of sports,…read morearts classes, some teachers are good some whatever. Save your money. Kids are judgy and many socially-emotionally not healthy. ASB teachers are not good. Take your student elsewhere.

Great school. Nice and sociable teachers. A travesty that Mr. Waters is no longer here.read more

They sucked when I was there it was so unfair they treated me so unfair the teacher Mrs.fransisca…read morewas horrible

Today we are at the Handle stadium here at western high school. Celebrating my youngest son…read moregraduation from Cypress high school. Handel Stadium is a football field located at Western High School in Anaheim, California, used for high school sports and graduation ceremonies, Ambience was great very clean Traffic was also good, thanks to the police department, and school staff. Big congratulations to Cypress high

Amazing band wonderful school this one girl in the front ensemble she is a wonderful section leader…read moreand the tenor drum player is also amazing they also provided wonderful educational and athletic performances and opportunities

I love Summit it's a really nice campus with good people. The teachers take their time(hvac)…read moreteaching you valuable skills.

The jr high and elementary department of Fairmont is excellent! I cannot say enough great things…read moreabout it. The jr high (and elementary) I feel, cares genuinely about their students and offers so much opportunities for them. We thoroughly enjoyed, and still rave, about this campus to everyone we know. Thank you HAC for being a foundation for my child, and all children, to thrive in. We really hope the high school follows your expectations

This was my son's first year attending Orangeview and it has been a bit of a rollercoaster. Having…read moreto change schools, leaving his friends behind was tough and challenging for him. But with the support of his parents and teachers he has seen great improvements and we are very optimistic that he is now in the right path to maintaining academic performance. The teachers have done a great job communicating with us using the ParentSquare app, allowing us almost live access to class content, events, grades and homework. We are very happy to see the efforts to integrate and nurture social interaction and knowledge. This past December we had the opportunity to attend the Winter Concert where my son was part of the Choire. We were so excited and happy to see the event. Thank you Miss Joy Reyes, for your great work!

If I'm being, I definitely was skeptical of this school prior to my son's 7th grade year. We…read morereluctantly sent him there because of the proximity to our home and I can say that I'm glad he ended up here. All of the staff that we've interacted with have been wonderful. My son loves his teachers and has a lot of pride in being a panther. Specifically, I'm impressed by the work of the instrumental music teacher, Mrs. Reyes. The amount of growth the program has seen since last year is quite remarkable. Music programs are so important and are a great experience for kids. I'm so glad my son got to have that experience.

First time to this location for the best buddies basketball tournament. (Special needs/autism…read morefocus) they are coming from cypress high by the way. As a parent I was excited for my kid and classmates. Just a little disappointed how the front office is not informed of the kids activities. (Young adults) or aware of what's going on. While trying to check in we were told that parents were not allowed, that was a lie. We brought chairs to sit down on the pavement or grass, but the front office told us that we didn't need them because the tournament was gonna take place indoors and that there is plenty of seating. That was another lie. In the end, everything was cleared up. We were welcome, but after putting our lawn chairs away, we had to go get them again in order for us to sit down just a little annoying. Then we saw other parents there as well.....which we were informed we didn't need to check in that they never do. .... That was just annoying. Other than that. Everything was great. The kids had fun and we got to see the Laker girls very excited for our kiddos.

I love that this place has a free preschool program. Back then it used to be costly to bring your…read morekid here. This place also has a lot of supervision from the teenagers that take care of your kids here. The preschool in this place is technically the safest part of the whole school, because of its thick and gated fencing. I had nothing but wonderful memories of this place here. It makes me smile sometimes. This place has an automotive program and a drone program.

As a class of 2028 parent, I've been impressed by the school's impact on my son. From football and…read morebasketball to preparing for lacrosse, he's embraced the brotherhood that defines Servite. He often shares how the teachers understand how to teach boys and how that same sense of brotherhood on the field is reflected in the classroom. The balance of structure and freedom at Servite helps boys thrive academically and socially. Whether in sports, the classroom, or cheering in the Asylum, it's clear Servite is shaping my son into a confident, faith-filled young man.

Best academic and spiritual investment we've ever made for our boys! If you're looking for a…read moreCatholic HS with a solid Theology and Formation program, college prep curriculum, and a brotherhood that will last a lifetime, Servite can't be beat. A community that inspires and builds faith filled young men. #CREDO