Scouting venues for private event…read more Met with a gentleman named Greg. Very friendly and polite. Greg gave us a very thorough tour of the facilities and was very professional in answering all our questions. Nice venue. Adequate parking. Some ADA spaces. Large lobby area. Retro vibe in building due to wood paneling, sconces and other lighting and window accents/shapes and vaulted ceiling. Only issue I see is that ADA restrooms aren't easily accessible. They are located in another building.

Hello everyone. At the moment I can leave my feedback. First of all, 1. Sanitary services that do…read morenot check the school for cleanliness. 2. It's time to change the announcers so that they do not spoil the children's psyche. 3. Police officers are often not on duty during the school process. 4. The food for children is incorrectly composed, many children feel bad after lunch. 5. There is no medical care for students during school hours. 6. Why do they accept different people from different countries to the school if there is no language teacher who will give a good lesson to the student. 7. The school district needs to be closed and a new one opened that will meet the standards for schools and children. 8. There is no control over the clothing and appearance of children. 9. A large number of children in the school is unacceptable. 10. The equipment for children is old. 11. Teachers get tired of working with so many students, they cannot convey excellent information to the students so that they are interested and want to go to school. 11. Whoever came up with the reviews and doesn't read them and draw conclusions, why are we writing here then? I demand that the president's attention be drawn to my review, so that the city mayor pays attention and resolves these issues. Thank you.

We would like to write some great review for one of the counselors name Cristina Salas at Woodrow…read moreWilson Middle School. We actually went to 3 other schools in the City of Glendale the past week to enroll 3 of our kids who just migrated here from the Philippines. Fortunately, Cristina is the nicest and most professional amongst the other schools we visited. I also noticed how intelligent she is with a very sharp memory this sweet lady has. Front desk staff/ admin staff were also kind and helpful to us. So grateful and happy that one of my kids will be attending this school . Thank you again WWMS TEAM! Marcus and Cherry Natividad family

I went to this school and it was great and I loved it but there were fights but it was a good…read moremiddle school

This school leaves an extremely negative impression. The atmosphere here is tense and unpleasant…read moredue to the constant conflicts between students of different nationalities, where some impose their own rules without respecting local norms and those around them. The school staff does not respond properly to serious problems -- the loss or damage of personal items is often ignored, and refunds or refunds for items cannot be obtained. Teachers behave rudely, do not show respect to students and do not try to create a comfortable learning environment. In general, it's hard to be here, and the level of organization leaves much to be desired.

Worst school ever. I got jumped and three kids punched me in the face. I called the staff and the…read morekids lied. The kids said if I snitched again I would end up in the hospital. I snitched, and they did exactly what they said. They knocked me to the ground and I fainted. I wish the staff would not have the stupidity of a 2-year-old and actually find bullies around campus. I saw those same kids bully this nerd. (No offense). The nerd also got pounded to the floor. He tried to fight back but they grabbed him by the wrist and twisted it. I know how High Schools are and why the kids have to go through this, but I did not know they were this bad. Overall don't take your kid to High School unless he/she is under supervision. Make sure the staff understand this. I hope this message finds you well and you know about the violence caused in these schools. Make a difference.

Dealing with the employees of GUSD has been a nightmare. They are entitled , rude and extremely…read moreunprofessional. I'm new to Glendale , this is the 1st time my child will be attending a GUSD school and the enrollment and application process has been disturbingly displeasing. Now I can go into detail regarding my experience , but it would be a long review as I've been dealing with them since December 2019. Don't even take my word for it , just place a call and see how you're treated. Employees are unbelievably misinformed . One person tells me one thing and another person tells me something else . They had all summer to prepare for Covid restrictions but until the last day we still had no idea what was going to happen for the students. My child went to a private preschool for 3 years. I didn't continue private school and moved to Glendale because I had heard their public school system was doing very well. But I'm honestly so disappointed , if it continues I'm just going to take my kid back to private.

The place is family. Went through ups and downs throughout years, and there were issues, like in…read moreany family, but overall I was met with great amount of support and understanding.

i am going here for 1 week and it's very good school. the stuff is good and kind if you are leaving…read morenear this school come here

Okay, it's been years since I went to Toll. My schooling there was tucked between schooling in…read moreChicago, both before and after Toll. Toll was one excellent school for this student who went on to Northwestern and The University of Chicago. I saw a 1-star review from 2015 about experiencing racism at Toll, so I checked out Wiki's profile on Hoover Sr High, the receiving school across the street from Toll: 60% Armenian, so high the school closes to observe Armenian Red Day and Armenian Christmas; there are Armenian-language teachers; next largest demographic is Hispanic; 25%. That leaves a 15% student body comprising all unmentioned ethnic groups in a one-block school area. Would that 15% still have enough clout to over-power a 60% Armenian/25% Hispanic population and instigate their own form of racism?

I contacted the Commission on Teacher Credentialing to complain about Ms. Cooper harassing…read morestudents. They said "... no adverse action is warranted at this time. Pursuant to Education Code section 44248". I don't know what that code is they didn't bother to explain it. And the California Dept. of Education had a similar response. Guess the money Ms. Cooper brings from teaching AP classes is more valuable than students' well being. And Ms. Cooper stole my intellectual property when she didn't return my Castillo essay.

Hoover, Yes Hoover, nope not Glendale High, I loved my experience at Hoover, Played sports for all…read more4 years, the teachers are great the facilities are great, I know they are completely remodeling the school and the QUAD! yea no more senior stage, I wonder how many memories just got crushed! it is like a Greek amphitheater now! Retarded but very nice! That is why I give it 4 stars! My class was the last year to have the quad, I'm happy construction started after we left! There have been several famous people who come through the doors of Hoover High I am way to lazy to list them! I also loved how everyone would pull the fire alarm! We would always have to get out and get a 10 minute break from class! As I like to say I Bleed Purple not RED(GHS)! CLASS OF 2008! Love everyone! Thanks for reading!

Having a child in this school is like having a child in an expensive private school that doesn't…read morecost anything. My daughter is now fluent in Spanish after 2 1/2 years. The environment is so conducive to learning. I feel she is so protected. The class of students who attend are completely different than most public schools. Only bad thing is it's hard to get in. If you don't apply by the beginning of January for the next school year you won't get it.

I was on the fence about sending my kids to public school, but private school wasn't really an…read moreoption, nor had I done the research on charters. I couldn't be happier with our experience at Franklin. I'm so glad my kids got in, and every teacher they have had has been outstanding. Sad to read the entry of the student who was bullied. But luckily we are in a class with amazing parents, supportive staff, and amazing kids. They have music, gardening, and amazing after school opportunities. Their PTA is the BEST PTA I've ever been a part of. (and I've worked at many schools) Franklin rocks.

My daughter absolutely loves Glendale Adventist Academy! She's currently in 1st grade and is always…read moreexcited to go to school and learn something new each day. The staff is warm, caring, and truly dedicated to the students' growth -- both academically and personally. I'm especially impressed with **Mrs. Karim** **Ms Marquez** and **Mrs. Payne** -- they are amazing teachers who go above and beyond. My daughter learned how to read in Kindergarten and is now learning to compose full sentences with confidence and creativity. It's wonderful to see her enthusiasm for learning grow! Glendale Adventist Academy has created such a positive and nurturing environment, and I couldn't be happier with the foundation my child is receiving here. For those who write negative reviews- In 2025 the administration changed and with change comes adaptation- Most parents could not accept changes with stricter administrative regulations for safety.

GAA has been one of the most disappointing experiences we've ever had to deal with. At a Christian…read moreschool, you would expect kindness, compassion, and genuine community to be at the center of everything. But instead, my sister has faced bullying, exclusion, and cruelty from students who are supposed to represent love and faith. My family chose this school because Christianity is a core part of our lives, and we believed she would be surrounded by peers who shared those values. Instead, she was met with the exact opposite; mockery, unkindness, and behavior that is the furthest thing from what God teaches. This isn't about one student. This is a cultural problem, a failure in guidance and leadership. If a school claims to prioritize faith, then it should actively teach empathy, humility, and compassion and not allow hurtful behavior to go unchecked. Do better. Hold your students accountable. Teach them to live the values you preach, not just speak them. No child deserves to feel alone or targeted in a place that claims to be built on God's love.