As George's other half of the "Class of 2000 Teacher's Pet" award, I also loved BHS…read more Many teachers here who made a huge difference in my life. Thanks to all of them for helping shape who I am. There were certainly some rough times in high school for me at home, but I knew I had teachers here who cared about me and were there to support me when my family was struggling with my mother's illness. Plus I just had a lot of fun in high school!

Alumni of 2000! I loved this school and still do. I'm pretty weirded out that Mr. Ostash is the…read moreprincipal now. I remember him teaching English and being a cool class adviser when I was President in sophomore year. Place helped shape who I am, so of course I have fond memories here. I remember this school being pretty good in passing the AP exams and being top dog in baseball. I also remember being tricked about the Q hall and the dead prom queen and the pool under D hall. I remember also about my friend seeing the ghost in M hall, the woman who died after giving birth in the bathroom. Too many dumb things I remember from high school and it puts a smile on my lips.

Sierra Sands Unified School District is located in the Indian Wells Valley of California. It serves…read moreall of Indian Wells Valley, including the cities of Ridgecrest, Inyokern, China Lake. plus, Johannesburg and Kernville. Its main office is located near the Naval Air Weapons Station (NAWS) at China Lake. Its schools and facilities receive federal funding and grants. They serve an enrollment of approximately 5,200 students with six elementary schools, two middle schools, a comprehensive high school, a continuation high school, and an adult school. Pupils in the Sierra Sands Unified School District achieve above the state average, earning state and national awards and recognition in many areas, such as state science fairs. Many Sierra Sands students qualify for military academy placements.

Was my First High School I Ever Attended.! Loved The Teachers I Had (Mullenix, Hartsock, Willford,…read morePerez, Moore, Miss Losey, Miss Nicole Willford, Maria) & A Couple More I can't Remember. I Went Here From 9th Grade Until I Moved Out CC in My 11th year Of HS.

I feel like my son had some really good teachers and excelled here at this high school. I can't…read moregive it 5 stars due to the decrepit conditions of the facilities other than the science wing and new gym along with the fact that I don't believe they recognize the students that are high achievers enough.

What is the adage? Make lemons into lemonade. This is an old…read moreschool, it's rather run down and the community isn't financially able to support the school; but man, the students, teachers, staff, and administration make it work! What a great sense of community. I am impressed!

Two of my daughters attended Valley Oaks for Junior High School. We were so happy with this…read moreCharter School, and felt we made the right decision to keep them out of the public Junior High. Mrs. Bryant was the most amazing Resource Teacher. She was patient, caring, and made herself available when my kids needed some extra help. Mrs. Bryant would give my girls their assignments and then look them over at our next appointment time. This school offers many Enrichment classes such as Math, Art, Music, Literature, basically for all classes. I hear now they even have Agriculture for the kids. I really liked the Enrichment classes because it gets your child out of the house for awhile and interact with other kids. I was very happy with the field trips offered each year. Science Museum, Calm, Red Rock Canyon, Camp Keep, and many more. They recently bought Carden Schools property on Brian way. It will be nice when they are finished with that. This school is K-12 and you pick your own curriculum. Also a great thing they offer is you can sign your child up for Vendor Services such as Gymnastics, Dancing, Equestrian Club to name a few. You can contact the school for more information on what they offer.

So far my son is happy with his new Desert junior high school. The new school is built right next…read moreto the new branch elementary school. I have met a couple of the teachers and staff very nice and just like parents they want your child to succeed.*The ladies at the front desk aren't that friendly but everybody else is.

Thank you for your feedback David D. As soon as we read your review we immediately fired the entire…read morestaff and replaced them with snakes.

Did I step into Idiocracy? I was under the impression that educators are student advocates, but i…read moredon't get that impression from Tehachapi High School and the Tehachapi School District. They had an opportunity to be outstanding and dispel rumors about their lack of commitment. From the wrong bus driver who should be fired to the district secretary who would rather escalate miscommunication by talking over me rather than defusing the situation and simply listen and acknowledge my concerns, there are some significant concerns I have about over the way public education is presented to the students here in Tehachapi. I got a call today from a pissed off son who said that the bus driver left him in an unfamiliar part of town. I'm guessing the driver assumed everyone knows their way around town. No dude...we just moved here... A couple concerns I have may be trivial, but they inspired this review. First, school, transportation department, and the district are difficult to reach and have no voicemail. That's inconvenient when I'm trying to find out where the bus driver left my son, who said he was "in the middle of nowhere." Second, the school closed all the water fountains because of Covid, but didn't tell parents ahead of time and neglected to provide students with any alternative except the "Brawndo" in the vending machines. So he didn't have any water from home without providing him with any water all day

My son has been constantly bullied, with no help from admin. He has been miserable we are now…read morepulling him out, very sad. Some teachers are really good but the usual case of sweeping problems under the carpet is common. This after going to the superintendent and school board. No help from anyone I don't even think they care.

Easy work and helpful teachers. An independent study type of school where students work on their…read moreown at home and go to school 2 times a week to meet with their teachers. I switched to this school halfway through my junior year and I graduated high school within 6 months! Very good school for kids who learn differently or have problems in regular high schools.

From the owner: Opportunities for Learning (OFL) is a network of free, public charter high schools in California…read morethat offers students a flexible, personalized path to graduation. Whether you're behind on credits, looking to graduate early, balancing responsibilities outside of school, or seeking a more supportive and non-traditional learning environment, OFL is here to help you succeed. We believe that strong student-teacher relationships are essential to a young person's academic growth and overall well-being. At OFL centers, students receive one-on-one attention from passionate, highly qualified teachers and advisors who are committed to helping each learner thrive. OFL uses a unique 'blended' learning model designed to meet students where they are. This approach combines independent study, small group instruction (SGI), online courses, and one-on-one tutoring with hands-on learning opportunities such as field trips, experiential projects, and cultural enrichment activities. OFL also offers students access to valuable career preparation tools. Students gain exposure to real-world career paths, develop critical skills, and connect with college and job opportunities—including resume support, internships, certifications, and networking events. At OFL, we’re not just helping students catch up—we’re helping them plan for what’s next.