This school has hecka fights but overall kids r rude but teachers are lit. But if you want your…read morekids to go here make sure they are up to date on fashion and no Walmart shoes TRUST THEY ARE GONNA GET MADE FUN OF.

My child went there for 2 months i immediately transferred him out after he came home everyday…read morecomplaining about him getting bullied. He showed me the school food and i will attach an image, the most rancid thing i've laid eyes on. Teachers are rude faculty did not help after we reported him being bullied (it just got worse) Worst school ever do NOT send your children here. My son also told me there is gang activity and drugs on school property. Clark is overall unsafe for your children.

Wife and I both got our master's degrees here and graduated with $0.00 ZERO student loan debt. The…read morewhole CSU system is awesome so shop around schools to see which one offers you the most bang for your buck. Bulldogs fo life!!!

The counselors at this school have been extremely unhelpful. They are rarely available, and their…read moreinteractions often leave students feeling dismissed rather than supported. Appointments are frequently canceled with little regard for the student's time, often less than an hour before they are supposed to take place. These last‑minute cancellations force students to rearrange their schedules, only to be told they must wait nearly another month for the next available appointment, even when the original meeting was booked weeks in advance. Their actions suggest that genuine student support is not a priority. Better luck just praying than get any support.

Absolutely terrific small Catholic elementary and middle school…read more My nephew lives with me four months out of the year, and when he's here I enroll him in OLPH. English isn't his first language, and I don't want him in an enormous middle school where, because he's a newcomer and a "temporary" student, he'd probably be overlooked academically and socially. That, and I don't want him lose a week's worth of education to endure the battery of state- and federally-mandated tests that mean nothing to him and to me. The staff of OLPH are wonderful, from the principal to the teachers to the office staff. Enrolling him is a snap. The principal greets us by name on the first day. (How she remembers our names from year to year I'll never know.) Teachers are accommodating and easy to get hold of as a parent/guardian; moreover, they work with him before school and after school when he first arrives to bring him up to speed academically (he's enrolled from March-June). And because classes are really small, he also gets lots of individual attention during class time. My nephew spends time with me in California primarily to improve his English, and even though OLPH doesn't have a special curriculum for language-minority students - he's just one of two or three English as a Second Language kids in the whole school - I see a tremendous improvement in his English speaking, reading, and writing every year, and I'm sure that's due in large part to the individual attention and friendly atmosphere he experiences at OLPH. I'm also impressed with the discipline I see on campus and in classrooms. There are no children running amok; I've never seen a classroom where the teacher wasn't in 100% control of the situation; and the kids are polite to every adult they encounter. I've never been on a public middle school campus where kids will routinely smile and greet adults they don't know, and I've been in hundreds of public middle schools in my life. The folks at OLPH do a fantastic job. As a parent/guardian, I couldn't ask for better.

I've been part of this parish community for decades and have grown increasingly saddened and…read moretroubled by the direction of the school and church under current Priest Michael. The priest has brought an extreme conservative ideology to this role that is completely out of character with the tone and values this church has always represented -- none of his predecessors led this way. Policies have changed in ways that feel exclusionary and fear-based, and when families have raised concerns, they haven't been heard. The community that made this church and school special is being eroded. I'd encourage anyone considering this school to ask leadership directly about their policies on family inclusion before enrolling. And I'd encourage longtime parishioners to ask the same questions of the priest and the diocese. The answers may surprise you.

I cannot say enough good things about Sunnybrook. The staff and teachers go above and beyond to…read moremake every child feel welcomed, loved, and safe. We moved from another preschool in the area and are so happy with our decision to do so. Our son loves going to school every day and is thriving in the environment Sunnybrook provides. We're excited to see everything he'll learn this school year and can't wait for our infant to be old enough to join big brother at school in a couple years!

Sunnybrook is an amazing school for young children where learning is happening every day. Besides…read morereading and math, they also do science, sign language, art, gardening and music. They have the best playground and outdoor area.. They have well organized programs and special events such as Career Day. My granddaughters have enjoyed attending Sunnyborook! Our family loves Sunnybrook!

The Henry Madden Library brings me back to my Undergrad days and days when I was a teenager and I…read morewould go with my sister to her meetings in the library and ogle at the college kids thinking they were cool. Now being an Alumni and seeing that this library is very unique. I always had my favorite spot on the third floor buried behind books so I could concentrate and focus without being noticed by the abundance of people I know. However they now changed it into an area where you cannot study :( But this Library has loud areas, social areas and areas to study. They have a Multimedia are where you can chill and watch videos, music and do whatever that cause for media. They have a reading room which you have to be a VERY quite person to enter and I found out if you think you are a quite person the reading room will either confirm it or you will learn you are far from a quite person. They have Starbucks which doesn't take on many of the promotions from national Starbucks or any student discounts. They have events hosted like museums and artwork show casings. There is able seating and helpful Librarians to help with anything you are looking for. I enjoyed this library very much when I received my bachelors and coming back Post Masters is great to see what changed in two years!

The fresno state library is the perfect place to have a study session in. Separate by floors, each…read moresection is suited to your needs. There are floors dedicated to silent study, group study, and artistic development (Studio, etc.) The chairs are comfortable and the spacing in each table is perfect.

You, YES you. This school is amazing! The staff and teaches are great! It may be a bit pricey but…read moreit's worth it. I recommend this school a hundred percent!

The educators are good, but the controlling interests of the school are sports. They will sell your…read morekids down the river if they can replace them with transfers from the Clovis schools or "home schooled" kids if it gets their sports teams more wins. It's why my family and so many others have found better spots for our kids. Check out Clovis Christian or Immanuel if you want a system that truly cares about your kids, because I can tell you for a fact that the admin at Fresno Christian does not care. They will absolutely prioritize athletes that don't even go to the school for a chance at a valley championship. And again, this is only true about admin, not the teachers. Most of the teachers are good and truly care.

My granddaughter is attending this school. They have lost most of her work, which has set her back…read morein her credits. She should have graduated this year. She is still there. She has asked numerous times for her credit printout. They have not given it to her yet. And her teacher Seems to be absent most of the time.

This is quite possibly the most unorganized school we have ever dealt with. Zero communication from…read moreschool. Last minute teacher changes with no notifications. Office staff will literally give different answers every time you call thus it is impossible to get an answer for anything!

Very warm and welcoming, teachers are great and my twin boys love going have never once cried which…read moreis a big success for our family. Would recommend this preschool to anyone you needs a great place for their little ones and for a nervous parents peace of mind.

This is a great place! The employees are not only loving & caring, but also smart and educated on…read morethe best way to teach kids.