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I was a student from 2016-2022 so here are all of my teachers and rankings:…read more -- Pre-K and K: Ms .Parchman -I really loved her class. She's so sweet and such a fun teacher. Although she doesn't teach anymore, my mom and I are still friends with her. Her daughter(Tia P.) is also really cool! 1st grade: Ms. Erby and Ms. Scales(TA) -I also loved her class. And Ms.Scales is really lovely. Not much to say but a bully of mines was also in this class too. Needless to say, he was annoying but eventually got kicked out of the school for some reason. Besides that, my mom and I are still friends with Ms. Scales too! 2nd grade: Ms.Macasero -She was one of the most nice and sweetest teachers of all. She made learning really fun and although she yells sometimes if the class doesn't listen, she's very firm and friendly. She's also very attentive and easy to talk to! 3rd grade: Ms. Kannike -I absolutely adored her class. She even taught a bit of cursive! She is also another firm teacher and may seem mean at first, but is very nice and is just doing her job her way. 4th grade[Zoom era]: Mr. Hill -Mr. Hill was also a memorable teacher because he taught two of my sisters long before I came along. He was a very easy going teacher and made learning fun as well. He would let the class do fun Fridays(where we would go into breakout rooms and play games for an hour or two). And he would put on schoolhouse rock for us to(my fave to this day is the one about the bill of rights lol). He sadly retired on the last day of 4th grade and moved back to Texas. Despite this, he visited my 5th grade class in-person, just as he promised! He's also quite the comedian too. My mom is also long-time friends with him as well. I miss you very much, Mr. Hill!! 5th grade[Post Zoom era]: Ms.Jackson -This was quite the odd grade because we all just got off of lockdowns, and being on Zoom calls as a replacement for in-person classrooms. I was the center of some drama(will get to that later). But anyways, I somewhat loved and hated this class. Not because of the teacher, but because of the students. Most of them were VERY annoying. I don't have much to say about Ms.Jackson, but she did move back to Texas and is still teaching. Now, lets move onto the Administration! Dr.Rochester -She was my first principal. She was a very passionate principal and was very fun to be around. I don't know why she moved schools but I miss her to this day! Ms.Rawles -Such an eccentric soul. I miss her too! Not much to say about her but she definitely picked things up right after Dr.Rochester left. I also still miss her to this day! She is also friends with my dad because she works at his school(Brete Hart Middle)! Love you, Ms.Rawles! Mr.Heim -Third and last principal I had before I graduated. Not much to say about him. I remember him because he gave this REALLY LONG speech about how some kid stabbed another kid with a Mcdonalds fork. I forgot why, but that was VERY annoying. But still, he made my 5th grade year memorable! Mr. Agulair and his wife(idk if I spelt the last name right): -Such amazing staff members and still works there!! They always buy girl scouts cookies from me, and their daughters even go to my current school. Ms. Springer -I remember her but mostly not for good things. She was quite annoying and benched me and my friends for absolutely NO REASON WHATSOEVER!! She also yelled a lot for no reason either. I still don't like her. Mr.Jones -He's really sweet and works at my current school now! He is very helpful and always makes my day a little bit better. Love you, Mr.Jones! Bullying/Teasing So in Pre-K, K, and 1st I was constantly bullied by this one little boy. He did it constantly and would call me "fat" and would make me repeat things such as "I am fat". Now I was a bit chubby but DEFO NOT FAT. The school eventually handled him because he was a problem causer. Needless to say, I was never bothered again until 5th grade. In 5th, I was the center of drama because my ex-best friend started some very out of context rumors about me. The admins didn't do shit and only the teachers cared. I was forced to apologize by the girl who accused me in front of my own friends, and it was humiliating. Very 'Mean Girl's vibes are remembered. I also was forced to sit alone since most of my friends were also friends with her too. Needless to say, this was the worst of the worst and a very ghetto experience for my 5th grade year because Windsor is mainly an all black school with a little bit of Mexican. Also back in 3rd, some girl bribed me out of my Girl Scout money. The admins didn't know about it. Needless to say, I haven't sold cookies on a school campus since then. -- And that's it! Thank you for reading my review. I would somewhat not recommend this school now since the admin set-up is different, and the mascot has changed. At first we were tigers and now it's some rocketship or whatnot. I also miss the Wally bucks! They were very iconic.

Back when I was in this school back in like 2019-2020 it was fun as hell ngl my teacher was a bit…read morerude but I never took it seriously it was another daycare after and they used to pick me and my siblings up it was lit as fuck it was lil angels and they used to take us on field trips and it was very fun until we moved to a whole dif state ik they miss us tho

My family as well as my wife's family have been involved with St John Chrysostom School and…read moreCatholic Church dating back to the 1970's. We are blessed to have found a school and church to call our home. Our recent involvement includes our daughter graduating from SJCS C/O 2022 and our son will be graduating C/O 2023. Post pandemic has been some of our best years as parents there since the arrival of the new principal, Mr Arizmendi. He has been exactly what the school needed! In this short time, he has recognized what the school and student body needed and has delivered beyond expectation! Many long overdue upgrades have been made that benefits the kids tremendously. Completely new restroom renovations was a big undertaking and they came out perfect! New state of the art computer room, new modern day music room, new library and art supplies! These were some of the items that should have been done 10+ years ago! New renovations aside, he has built a family dynamic amongst the parents that have brought everyone together again! He is open and honest and very understanding of our community and it's needs. He has built a rapport with the student body in which the kids know he is fair, strict but understanding and reasonable. They know for a fact that he has their best interest first in all he does for the school. At our daughters graduation last year, it was great to see all of the scholarships being awarded by so many different private high schools who had accepted the kids from her class. Many of the tops schools recruited heavy from her class. We are already seeing high schools come to SJCS to recruit from my sons class (C/O 23). For anyone looking for a quality and affordable private education for their kids, I highly recommend SJCS.

Over the weekend MY SON WHO ATTENDS THIS SCHOOL, received a packet with his acceptance with Honors…read moreto St. John Bosco's Bio medical Pathway. In addition, he was granted the Presidential Scholarship. Your support, amazing education and mentorship combined helped Andres find his path. He came to your school disappointed and discouraged with the schools he had attended, because of their mediocre education and bullying that detrimentally affected his focus and his mindset. However, that all turned around for him under your supervision, curriculum and care. I proudly tell all who ask that my son excelled because of you. We are also expecting scholarship and financial aid info for Vistamar School by mid march. Andres also applied to Davinci Academy and Orthopedic HS, all of which have a biomedical pathway, that is how he picked his high school choices. One more thing, he was above the 90th percentile in his HSPT in all subjects and in Math (including geometry) he was in the 98th percentile. SEND YOU CHILD TO THIS SCHOOL Thank you isn't enough! I am so thrilled, blessed and fortunate to have found THIS amazing school! But, on behalf of Andres' entire family, THANK YOU! sEN

Do not to come this school unless you want ur phone headphones backpack stolen. And the staff…read moredoesn't even care about it either especially the principal. Food sucks. And no type of clubs or activities. Really bad school

I wish I was back in high skool again this school was the best place I ever went…read more Everyone was respectful and kind you actually got along with everyone

This school has gotten away from its purpose and focus…read more There are new administrators that do not care about the majority of the student body-- Black children. These new unqualified admins and a teacher, have come in and begun to treat the students like little prisoners. Ms. Pealer is the worst and most corrupt. She cheated and falsified test scores to manipulate the SBAC data. LAUSD and the ICEF stakeholders need to look deeper into what is happening.

I have a family member who attends this school and I have heard so many great things about it,…read moreincluding how wonderful the principal is. Bullying is not tolerated and there are high expectations on students to pursue academics. Wonderful!!

This school will forever hold a special place in my heart my 4th grade teacher mr Gibson so caring…read moreand patient absolutely amazing the principal was such a sweet hear too and I was bad child let me rephrase that I was a child that was going through a lot of trauma but this school was always sweet to me and my counselor was truly a blessing we had the same birthday as well they probably don't remember but they sure left a big impact on my life

This school is special because the parent volunteers are amazing, and the staff and teachers truly…read morecare about the children.

The school is unlike any other in Los Angeles. My son do you have special needs and an IEP is fully…read moreincluded with his same age peers 100% of his day. This is something rare to find in this large city. The community is remarkable as are the staff and educators. The kids have specialty classes: Art, Music, P.E. and Technology class every week. The class sizes are small. The student body is more diverse, in every way, than I've ever seen in any school.

Classmates of Summer 1971 do not buy any t shirts off classmates.com poor quality two T-shirt for…read more$60. Wrong color and wrong letters and one with a baseball team name waste of money Rating equal negative 10 --10 plus

My year's @ Washington High were in the late 1950s. Then the Students were mostly all White with a…read morefew Asain but no Blacks. That's not to say that half of my friends were not Black, they were!!! When I Graduated in 1958 approximately 10% were black. Had a great time at Washington High except for when I played Varsity Football against the Neighbor Schools which were mostly Black and they truly whipped our asses in every game we played. Still had fun. Richard Shortridge