The staff is amazing and ever since principal Deliva has been principal the school feel like it…read moreshould again .

My kids went here K-8. It's full of favoritism, unruly potty mouthed children, and low academic…read morestandards. An attempt was made to change the school culture and the parish clique families reacted extremely nasty. About 50-60 families, teachers, aides, and the principal, we're all driven out or left. The favoritism, and unruly potty mouthed children with low academic standards seemed to have triumphed in the end however, and it appears the parish clique families are happy, even if the do have a crap school.

Someone stole my nieces My Little Pony jacket and pink bento box that I bought for her. I bought it…read morein June 2023, and it was stolen in August 2023. Then just two days ago, Sept 7, 2023, someone stole her purple jacket, and someone stole my nephews dinosaur sweater. My niece is in 1st grade, and my nephew is in pre-K. That tells you a lot about this elementary school. Also, my brother is a teacher and he was told that my nephew didnt have to learn letters yet in his grade because he'll learn it later. lol. Well, my brother teaches his son at home because my nephews smart and his brain shouldn't have to be delayed because of his teacher's low expectations. Teachers should encourage self-learning if the child is interested. The school's just ghetto, like a little prison for kids. Id have my niece and nephew go somewhere else but they aren't my kids.

This is a great school! The office personnel is very welcoming. The teachers are awesomeread more

As an alumni and lifer, I can safely say that attending Rolling Hills Prep will teach your child…read morethe following: - A college bound education - Learning how to get outside your comfort zone - Not to be shy about learning from others - Expanding your horizons - Strong relationships - Trying new things Before attending RHP, my parents felt that I lacked focus and direction. Of course, every kid detests school for one reason or another. But looking back, all of the exams, projects, homework was specifically implemented to give me the tools I needed to not only excel in university, but transition into the real world. You can't teach motivation, but all of the faculty isn't just there for their 9-5, they are there to help you grow and be your resource for life. You can tell that a student's success is what drives these people. I will always be eternally grateful for my experience here and I honestly think that most of my colleagues and peers cannot share that same feeling when looking back to their schools.

They have a great community here. Teachers and staff really want the best outcomes for the…read morestudents. The other students support their fellow students. For being a small school, they have a great selection of classes and options for sports, diplomas, and activities.

Love the school and staff! The bummer part is the lazy parents suck for double parking making it…read moretough for us to leave sometimes.

My little cousin went this school but it wasn't really a great experience. He's was often picked on…read moreand discriminated against because of his skin, and height. The principal's Mrs. Wells and Ms. Aguirre did their best to diffuse a lot of the situations, and work with my cousin, but between the some of the students, the lady Ms. Reb that worked the front office , the yard guards ( Ms Schm. and Ms De La C) and his first grade teacher Ms. M, he had a hard time adjusting. His second grade (H) and third grade teacher (Mr. C) were so much better, but he still had problems and then pandemic happened. Once the pandemic was declared to be over, my aunt tried to enroll him, but the lady at the office informed her it would be hard to enroll on campus because of the problems he had with the students. They penalized him even though he was being bullied by the first grade teacher and the students. So my aunt kept him in homeschool outside of LAUSD, and he's been thriving ever since.

This institution is a really awesome institution. I enjoy having my kids at this institution. They…read morelove to pursue their academic endeavors here and they have never loved a school like this one and they love the community here so do I I would always choose Mary star for my children. I love the Catholic education and how the children are not scared to show their catholic faith, I think the administration is the best here. I just love the school so much.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at this school. What is advertised as a supportive…read moreand fair environment is anything but. It becomes very clear very quickly that if you don't donate money or volunteer your time constantly your child is treated differently. Students whose parents give extra money or help out at the school seem to get special treatment and are rarely held accountable for their behavior.Meanwhile,other students are more harshly punished for the same actions or for standing up for their self against these kids that do not face punishment. There is obvious favoritism toward students who are close with staff, and their behavior is often ignored or dismissed altogether.The division between students is also very noticeable, especially between public school and private school students.Public school students are treated as if they are less important or less capable,while private school students are given more grace.Both of my children one is my daughters step sister,she is treated like a trouble maker and was told she is making the school look "bad" as if both the girls are not the same which they are.On top of that the school feels like a never-ending money grab.You have to pay for everything your kids lunch,sports,free dress day.And all this adds up quickly adding the monthly tuition i pay for especially for a school that claims to care about its students .It places far too much emphasis on money and connections rather than fairness,discipline,and equal treatment.

If you're looking to put your children in a safe high school filled with amiable (at least most of…read morethem) teachers and a fairly rigorous academic program, Bishop Montgomery is the place you want. Like all private schools, it will take a huge bite out of your wallet. All the books, uniforms, and even scantrons have to be bought. Uniforms, despite what teenagers may think, are actually very helpful to the school environment. Almost everyone will judge you based on what you're wearing/how you look and if everyone is wearing the same thing, that means it's much easier to make friends. My favorite part of this school is Drama Lab. I have had many profound memories in that club. Mr. Masters is truly an inspirational teacher who is very fun to work with and talk to.

Dissapointed in what the school has become. Seeing the posts with the girls skirts barely covering…read more their behinds makes me sad. The administration let so much go it's not what it use to be. They aren't a great example to what a private school should be. Hoping they make changes.

This school is a gem. Several of the faculty have been teaching here for twenty-five years. They're…read moreunquestionably qualified and experienced. Academically, parents don't have a worry. However, where SBCS leaves other schools in the dust is what they manage to achieve OUTSIDE the classroom. Class size allows the faculty to focus on EVERY student and their needs. No one gets lost in the crowd. That means if your child is dealing with any issues, they'll be noticed and get the attention they should get. This school is all about teaching to the whole individual. Learning to handle responsibilities, conflict, impulse control--the faculty have it under control. If you don't just want your child to grow up a competent math student, then this is where they should go to school. They'll learn how to be moral, caring, thoughtful, and self-aware people (who are also good at math or English or ...!). They've also had a new principal for two years now, Kirstin Born, who taught for twenty-five years before assuming the top position. You couldn't ask for a more savvy, sensitive, experienced person to guide the school. She bends over backwards to meet the needs and requests of her students' families. You won't complain about crickets if you approach Mrs. Born with any concerns. SBCS is great for any student, but it is a gift to students who need extra attention and personalized care in the hands of loving, experienced teachers and administrators.

The institution refused to enroll my son citing his placement within the autism spectrum as the…read morereason, despite their attempt to justify the decision with additional explanations that ultimately proved insufficient.

My kids are about to go into 8th and 6th grade. We have been at this school for 6 years. If you are…read morelooking for a school that is nurturing and loving to each and every student, don't look any further. No school can mimic the experience we are getting at RHLS. If your number one priority for a school is the best and newest facilliies, don't come here. If you are looking for a principal and staff that genuinely cares for your child, consider RHLS. I would definitely NOT listen to the reviews below that are from families who do not attend our school. If you need to ask questions, feel free to reach out to me via Yelp and I'll answer any questions.

If I could give less than one star I would. This school talked a really good game at their info…read morenight, but in reality, they're not interested in the kids. They were terrible with communication, the Principal is very stand-off ish and gossipy. The teacher who "assessed" my son was arrogant and condescending. I really wanted to like this school, but I was very disappointed. Avoid. My son is now thriving in public school, so I guess this was a blessing in disguise?