Fav place for swim meets!! Different snack bar for meets but still pretty good!! Nice pool too!!!!…read moreSWIM FAST‍‍

OMG! What a school...Our son started there in 1995 and loved it. We are foster parents and we've…read morebeen associated with GHHS almost every year with one of our new family members. The counsellors have always been helpful and respectful of each of our kids unique situations. All the teachers thru out each year have been very supportive with us and always had great communication with us for each child's needs. They didn't make many concessions because the kids situation, but helped us help each student to do the very best they could. That was and is our policy. We ask each kid to do their personal best no matter the outcome. We can proudly say that with the help of staff and teachers we successfully helped 42 kids since 2001. Can't say enough good things about this high school.

I was only at this school for Kindergarten and half of First Grade, and I am going into Sophomore…read moreyear this year. I remember so many things about this school, despite not attending for long. The principal was such a sweet person, the teachers (most of them) were incredibly nice and supportive, and I made friendships there that I still keep active to this day. Overall, this school really impacted the course of my life, and I'm glad I got to be a Gator. 17/10 overall.

Love this school and area! The principal is commendable…read morehe's outside directing traffic for the parents daily and continues to stay active in the school! Teachers are all so great.

Academically it's a good school. Pick up and drop off is an absolute nightmare. How a school with…read more3K kids all starting and ending at relatively the same time can have one entrance and exit is preposterous. That, coupled with the fact that the school is on a 2 way road makes the pick up/drop off process quite unbearable for parents. You're either dropping your kid off an hour before classes start, sitting in the parking lot for an hour before school ends or sitting in traffic for 45 minutes.

The school is good. My daughter has enjoyed her time here. Unfortunately their volleyball program…read moreis lacking in so many ways. It is disorganized, and does not represent what sports should be about. In this case young woman are trying to learn team commitment, organizational excellence, and inspirational leadership. That is not what their program offers. So be careful putting your daughter in their volleyball program. Otherwise the school has been very good for our daughter

Beautiful school in a pretty nice neighborhood in El Cajon. My second time going there for an…read moreinterpreting assignment and both times I have loved the experience. I felt uplifted with the motivational messages at the lobby. Everyone is very welcoming.

At Greenfield Middle, lunchtime was usually a peaceful ritual -- kids lined up, trays clattered,…read moreand the smell of mystery nuggets filled the air. But on one fateful Tuesday, everything changed. Lunch Lady Marjorie rolled into the cafeteria like a final boss. Hairnet tight. Apron flapping. Crocs in sport mode. She was ready. She approached the salad bar, humming like she was about to drop the hottest mixtape of 2026. But then... disaster struck. A rogue grape tomato shot off the counter like a bullet. Marjorie stepped forward to catch it -- heroic, noble -- but her foot slipped on a puddle of ranch dressing someone spilled during the Great Nugget Stampede of period 3.

If I could give this negative stars I would. Lemon crest is by far the worst elementary school in…read moreLakeside school district. If you have a child with special needs, you're better off home schooling your child, and then sending them here. I the special-needs classroom aids have no training they watch a video and that's it in The training has nothing to do with dealing with special needs children. They are not properly trained lifting student who are wheelchair bound, changing diapers, handling special needs children emotions sensory needs. You have to check your Child after school every day to make sure that none of these staff members have put bruises or scratches on your child. your child will get 10 minutes of English and 10 minutes of math, and the rest of the day is a free-for-all. Are the special-needs class, but as a parent, you have to give a month notice to be able to sit in the classroom with your child . The principal Kelly Gilbert is an idiot any problems that occur she tries to sweep under the rug. She will not hold her aids accountable for doing anything wrong. She'll make you as a parent feel like you're crazy she needs to be fired or needs to be re-trained, and not be a principal. Gen Ed is just as bad. These poor kids are being taught things, and when you ask them what they've learned at school, they tell you they don't know, and the playground babysitters are bullies and make the kids walk laps or sit down during their recess and lunch because they are kids and they are loud and they mess around and play around after sitting in class for hours.

If I could rate this school 0 stars I would do so without doubt. If you want your child to be…read moreconstantly bullied and have NOTHING done about it, then this school may be a good fit. Disruptive students aren't being held accountable for their actions and are allow back in class to continue harassing students AND teachers. God forbid your student try to defend themselves; they will demonize the victim. The principal high turnover rate is cause for concern and paints a picture as to how trash this "school" is. Why can't Lemon Crest retain a principal? Protect your child/ren by NOT enrolling them there!!!

Very nice school built in 1952 with real bricks!!! That is the first thing I noticed! My experience…read moregoing there for interpretation assignment was very smooth, quick and easy check-in, smiles and perfect directions on where I had to go. Pleasant interactions and cozy feeling.

I went to this school I promoted from 6th grade like maybe 2024-2025 it's a great school the…read moreteachers are okay but in the 6th grade bathrooms for the girls there's no mirrors and there no paper in the bathroom stalls one of the sinks in the 6th grade girls bathroom was broken

my first - third class are great and the teachers are great, but my 4th grade teacher was CHEEKS…read more she got mad at me and called my parents for do a EARTHQUAKE DRILL wrong. like bro ur joking. she also got mad at me for putting a Slim Jim in my friends face as a joke. parent email.

Dewey Elementary is a school squeezed into the Midway area, educating students from military…read moredependent housing at Liberty Station and Gateway Village. The school is close to the many commercial and government facilities in the area and right next to a Starbucks. On the weekend, I like to park in the roomy Dewey parking lot, if all the parking spots are taken--as they usually are-- near Starbucks. Dewey has class levels from preschool through fourth grade and the very best thing: FREE after-school childcare. In the Peninsula area, there are people who look down on Dewey because the students are always transitioning in and out, due to frequent moves by their military families. Dewey was (and still might be) a year-round school and I actually knew people where I live that would enroll their kids there to keep them in school during the long, hot summer months. Dewey Elementary is kind of long in the tooth but I have noticed that they have been making some improvements lately. Best of all, a new security gate has been installed, where before the school was wide open for anybody to traipse right in. This school has a very specific purpose: it is to educate the children of military dependents and others who enroll there. I guess I have to say Yay! I'm a fan.