So far one of the very few things I like about living in Imperial are the schools. Frank Wright and…read moreBen Hulse have some great teachers and Frank Wright's principle, Mr Lopez is pretty awesome. They make everything easier on the parents, they care about the students and it's been great for my kids.

They were so bad with students. I would get placed in ESL classes even though I had good English…read moregrades and didn't even speak Spanish very well. I would have to go petition the school to change my classes and after the third time they did it I decided to petition the school board to let me get my GED. Since I wasn't 16.5 yet I had to wait. I am now on my way to getting a PhD no thanks to this school. They also told a friend of mine that he shouldn't even think about college because he wasn't smart enough. This friend ended up at an Ivy league and is now a physicist, again no thanks to this school. I am not sure how they are ranking in the top 50% now but when I went there everyone was dropping out, pregnant, and couldn't even spell simple words. The counselors were lazy and racist. Not only that, but the school lost all record of me as a student. I found this out years later when I was trying to get a copy of my GED. They don't have record of me past middle school. I am thinking they didn't have much of a digital system back then or someone was just really incompetent, but I am not sure how a school loses a whole child. My advice to parents, be VERY involved in your kid's education if you send them here. My parents were not, so it was always my word against an education system that was not adept in dealing with children, especially children with disabilities that needed extra help. I even witnessed teachers stand by and do nothing while other kids yelled profanities at the kids with mental and physical disabilities. Again, I cant stress this enough, be involved in every aspect of your kids time at this school and make sure the school is doing their job.

The Teachers are bad and don't pay attention to what's happening a student did push ups on the…read moretable in front of the teacher he probably didn't notice but how could you not.

Dope steps, great hallways for lines, not the best benches but if you get creative you can have a…read moregood session. Oh, staff??? Um I only ever went here for summer school so that staff was pretty cool. Mr. B was always the coolest dude on those insanely hot summer days.

Great K-8th private school in El Centro. It offers small class sizes, a faith based education, and…read moreconservative family values. Problems with students are resolved quickly and efficiently when they happen which are seldom. Students wear uniforms and have a strict dress code and a code of conduct which teaches discipline. Campus feels secure and safe.

So many nightmares...oh god. My dark past is in this place…read more Made few amazing friendships when I was a student (around 10 years ago), but lot of bad things happen in general. I really hope everything improved, lot of work had to be done. Best teachers I can remember, Mr. Hughes (drama) and Mrs. Estrada (english).

This is one of the worst schools ever eehhh ): it's ok tho I still had fun I'm a senior now crazy…read moreif you read this add my snap at Yoitshugoo hahah ok bye

I visited this school with interest, hoping it might be a good fit. One of the things that stood…read moreout during our visit was the cafeteria experience. when i went to a cermes ordered food but was disappointed because the meal didn't include any meat, which he really expected. It would be helpful if the school offered more food options that fit different tastes and preferences. Another thing that was difficult for us was the language environment. Many students were speaking Spanish, It was even more surprising to hear that students could get suspended for speaking Spanish, especially when most of the student body is from Mexico. That seemed unfair and confusing. The current principal Mrs. Diaz the whole school hates her event the parents she thinks she's doing a great job but no, she talks to parents with no respect.

I have been recruiting students from this private Christian school for the past 10 years. The…read morecurrent principal Oscar Olivarria is passionate about education, Christianity, and prepare young people for college. The teachers and staff are committed to a strong education foundation and Christian faith!

Very good teachers! Especially Mr. Smith and Ms. Pricola…read moreSummer school was always fun back in 2007 Good old times

I have been working here for 4 years as security and I'm so proud of everyone that works here,From…read morethe top brass to the Teachers and Maintnance workers and yes the security officers all work hard to keep your kids safe and prepare them for the outside world.Great job everyone

This elementary school was pretty awesome. I hung out with Michelle Benenati and Syra Lee. I only…read moreattended kindergarten and first grade then transferred to Jeffereson Elementary School. Mrs. Milan was a great teacher.

From the owner: Welcome to Kennedy Gardens! We are thrilled to have you join…read moreour TK ~ 6th grade learning community. Together, let's embark on a journey of growth, discovery, and success. We are here to serve you Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 4:30pm. Please feel free to stop by or contact us at 760-768-3842. We look forwarding to being an integral part of your child's academic journey!

Mr. Acosta, the 6th grade teacher at Lincoln Elementary school is the best. He helped my son come…read moreout of his shell and become confident and get on the honor roll. He has affected our family's life in such a positive way. I can never repay all he's done for us!