Great school, was working with special needs kids having softball tournament. Great day they had…read morefood sales raising money fun had by all .

So many bullies, Overpriced ASB snacks and fights here, this school NEEDS to improve itselfread more

I called in about my concerns about my son . A wonderful man. Name Holden, Sandstrom Heard me…read moreand help me. With my concerns . After this he shared information that can help me .. So blessed thank you!! For strong support eager to help . One of a kind... Thank You April Courtney

I am extremely disappointed with my experience as a parent at Sweetwater High School, particularly…read morethe lack of support and flexibility while advocating for my son during documented health challenges. Since early August, my son has had health-related issues affecting his attendance. I have been in regular communication with the school, clearing absences, working with his medical provider, and helping him stay on track academically. Despite this, I have not felt we are working together as a team, but rather that I am struggling to obtain basic communication and support. My concerns involve both his PE teacher, Ms. Renteria, and his English teacher, Ms. Zuniga. In PE, there have been ongoing issues with assignments, make-up work, and expectations after health-related absences. My son has tried to advocate for himself, and I have also reached out, but resolving these concerns has been unnecessarily difficult. With Ms. Zuniga, I contacted her to clarify what work my son still needed after his absences. Instead of clear guidance, I was directed back to the syllabus and grade report. When I asked for help identifying missing work, I was told she has 176 students, cannot address individual requests, and would not "be reading a report" for me. That was not my request. I was simply asking for help identifying what my son needed to complete so he could catch up and to ensure he was not being penalized for turning in late work or any misunderstanding from his absences. I understand teachers have heavy workloads and respect the profession. However, families should still be able to receive reasonable communication and support, especially when a student is dealing with circumstances outside their control. My son is trying. I am trying to support him. I am not asking for special treatment or grade changes--only clear communication and guidance on make-up work. What has been most upsetting is feeling that advocating for my child is treated as an inconvenience. I am escalating this concern to administration and the district and requesting assistance, including consideration of whether a different English placement may be appropriate. I am sharing this because other parents should be aware that persistent advocacy may be necessary when students face health-related absences. I hope the school will work toward a more collaborative approach where parents, teachers, and students can better partner to support student success. I have had nothing but negative experiences since he started this high school. Something as simple as giving a locker number to get his credit has caused so much unnecessary difficulty.

Why this school sucks:…read more The music teacher called me disgusting and told me to "back off" because I had a sore throat. The new music teacher is a weirdo. He always puts on the "sigma boy" song for the kindergartners. The school's cafeteria food made me sick. I had diarrhea. I got better when I stopped eating it. The students in my class just fight and slap each other in the classroom. Most teachers don't care about the students. The kids are obsessed with saying brainrot.

The teachers and administration care about children and their future. Lauderbach has been…read moreacademically recognized at the National Level for their dedication to education.

6 to 6 is fun for the kids, The principal is awesome. Great little public school. No Thugs or…read morelittle gangsters.I would have my child go here.

One of the good school in National School District in National City. It was once considered the…read moreBlue Ribbon School. Parking isn't that bad at this school. Vehicle can be park in the residential area.

As a current parent, I love hearing from the school, but it would help a lot if we could save…read morenon-urgent announcements for after school or after work hours. When I get. Various calls during the day on a daily basis, I worry it might be an emergency, which can be a very distracting. So, unless it's really important, please save announcement calls for after work and school hours. Or send out an email instead.

Mrs. Palmer was my son's Special Education teacher at this school. She really takes the time to…read moreknow her students individually and their needs. She is really nice and understanding towards my son. She's really concerned for everyone's welfare. My son misses her truly. She's the best!

This review is regarding the High School campus. They have…read moreone of the WORST front desk/attendance/school director, attention in all of SDUSD. It is RARE for the front desk to answer any call. You would assume the employees are super busy, which is always their excuse btw, but when you go in person you see the complete opposite. They are too busy chatting amongst themselves, laughing, and the phone is constantly ringing, nobody seems to care enough to answer the phone. Everything but actually doing their job. It's really sad and infuriating that under any type of emergency you are out of luck, since you can't count on them to answer your call.

I was there from 2006-2008 and even tho it's been more then a decade I can still remember how good…read morethe staff and some of the teacher were in my time there I think the same principal is still there I just can't remember his name . Mr.espinosa and Mr.ramirez were my teachers I don't know if they are still teaching but from what I know the staff and everyone was always involved I hope it still remains like that today.