Visited Windward School for a football game and had a great time. The field and facilities are…read moretop-notch, clean, and well kept. I was up top during the game, and the view was excellent. The entire experience was smooth and well organized. Windward has a beautiful campus and a great atmosphere.

I was invited to watch Thursday basketball league game. Clean school. Nice gym…read more Security guard was present. Easy parking.

You guys need a better buss driver for the 6th and 7th graders she is extremely rude. She also…read morescreams at the kids when she feels like it. She takes forever to get to Shenandoah. She NEEDS to be fired

My child is finally done with this school, and I am grateful I would say overall if your child is…read morein the gate program this would be a great choice all of the resources appear to go toward the children in the gate program. My child was in the world language program 2 1/2 years mandarin and 1/2-year Spanish. They were supposed to give us the option to choose they did not. The mandarin program was not good. My child had three mandarin teacher and 2 of the teachers appeared to not want the kids to learn the language. My child advised me that the Spanish teacher did not assign work only told them to play games during class therefore the half year was a waste of time. I am glad my child is finish and would absolutely not recommend this school the school appears good, and they will sell you at orientation, but it is just a show in my opinion.

Venice High School really puts its students first. Everyone…read moreis committed to a program of the highest quality education possible. Venice High has been a top school for decades. George Vreeland Hill

This school has a horrendous ant problem. LAUSD seriously needs to do something. Its not even like…read more" Oh theres just a few ants here and there", No. There are colonies of them everywhere, including inside classes. Watch where you sit as there may be a trail of ants

His teacher was NOT kind. She physically assaulted my son - Took his hands pressed them together…read morethen slammed them down on his desk. He was "fidgeting too much" she said... A 1st grade boy. Principal seemed to think this behavior was acceptable and nothing was ever done. We stayed at this school for the 1 year and immediately withdrew our son at the end of the school year. This place sweeps things under the rug and doesn't care for their students. Avoid at all costs!

My grandson is in the 2023-24 kindergarten class. The principal, administrative staff, the 5 TK/K…read moreteachers, & their teacher aides all work collaboratively. They are truly amazing professionals - not only smart, but well-educated, efficient, kind, proactive, inclusive, welcoming to everyone, creative, technologically advanced, & academically focused. We feel blessed by having him as a Mar Vista student.

I came here for a volleyball game with my daughter, and I was impressed. The school has very nice…read morefacilities and a welcoming atmosphere. Everyone we met staff, parents, and students was friendly and respectful. The gym was clean, bright, and well maintained, which made for a good experience all around. It's always nice when schools take pride in their space. Great environment and a positive visit.

We have been part of the Westside Neighborhood School community for the past 10 years, and it has…read morebeen an incredibly positive experience for our family. Three of our four children have attended WNS, and our youngest is now an 8th grader preparing to matriculate out. What stands out most about WNS is the strong sense of community and the school's genuine commitment to diversity in the student population, administration, and faculty/staff. Our children have been surrounded by classmates and educators from a wide range of backgrounds, which has enriched their learning experience and helped them develop empathy, curiosity, and confidence. The teachers are deeply dedicated and truly know their students, balancing academic rigor with emotional and social growth. Communication with families is excellent, and we've always felt supported and included in our children's educational journey. After a decade at WNS, we can confidently say it has provided our kids with an exceptional foundation both academically and personally. We're so grateful for the warm, inclusive environment and the lifelong friendships our family has built here. If you're considering WNS, we can't recommend it highly enough! It's a wonderful place for children to learn, grow, and thrive.

What a joke this place is. We had to spend hundreds of dollars, go through interviews of us as…read moreparents, interviews of my kid, plus send him to be tested, all so they could tell us we are not going to be accepted. Throughout the process, they acted like they were doing us a favor to even talk to us. Meanwhile, the admissions department at Wildwood was falling all over themselves kissing up to a friend of mine, who happens to be very wealthy and has a well-known last name. Needless to say, her kid was accepted. All this school cares about is admitting rich kids from rich families who will make big donations I viewed some of the classes and was not impressed at all. English consists of a bunch of touchy feely questions, science involves learning how to hug trees, and math was the same exact thing the public schools offer. Waste of time and money, if you ask me.

My children, both currently in high school, have attended Wildwood since kindergarten. This school…read moreis the greatest--from forward thinking leadership, engaging teachers, and stellar programs, to out of box projects, confident students, and much more -- Wildwood is an amazing school where kids receive a brilliant education.

Yo there's this kid named Leif he so tuff he does water polo like a god and campus pretty nice and…read moreJason Mun is the goat

I got the privilege to run the track here once for the PDQ. This is a nice campus. They also host…read morechurch here, I think its Episcopalian or something. Not one of the new age Christian denominations is all I remember, not Methodist or what have you. I didnt attend but its there. Lucky students who end up in this school district. I thought my private high school was nice but not compared to this at all.

This is the worst school my child has ever attended. The teachers (aside for a few) are absolutely…read moreterrible. For example Ms. Heathcoat has caused so much trouble with my kids for getting them in trouble. The teachers make false claims AND they suck!

We are so happy at St Mark school in Venice. The academics are excellent and in grade 5 they start…read morethe middle school program early with our child experiencing a number of different teachers for science, math, social studies, prepping them early. The team sports program is great with lots of after school activities on offer too. The family community is very welcoming and helped us transition with ease. The fall festival was amazing and many other fun activities for children like the lion Olympics a day of sports fun. Mr Bersin the principal is so hands on and is always around to sort out any problems and keep things moving in the right direction. Overall a well rounded school with many positives. Also love attending morning assembly and it's easy to stay up to date with what's going on. The children all seem very happy with bright energy.

I attended Crossroads for six years and graduated in 2004. These were some of the best years of my…read morelife. I grew immensely as a person, expanded my horizons, learned from some of the best and most engaged teachers, and made lifelong friendships. Crossroads has some amazing programs such as Classics, Keck Math/Science Institute, and Drama. The class sizes are small, but the student body is large enough to encounter a wide variety of different people. The teachers I had were absolutely incredible, and there was something to take away from every lesson (which mostly felt more like a discussion than simple rote learning). There are very few decisions that we don't regret in our lives, but I have to say that my decision to attend Crossroads is one that I hold with absolutely no regrets at all.

Incredible school. The student body is so tight knit and the teachers truly care about what they're…read moreteaching. Truly a remarkable community, could not more highly recommend it.

I am only commenting on the facilities my kids play football NFL Flag football here and my daughter…read morewent to track meets here as well. Lacrosse track is in solid shape can't complain. Bathroom need some attention and improvement of overall it good for my kids.

I recently attended a CCUSD Board Meeting to see why I heard so much negativity about the…read morerelationship between the administration, parents and staff in local newspapers and through word of mouth. I was appalled at how disrespectful parents were towards the teachers. Regardless of one's opinions about the curriculum, which has been quite an issue these last few years, some parents spoke so negatively to and about the teachers and their opinions. Not once did the administrators or school board members intervene on behalf of their teachers which seemed to give permission to this disgusting display of disrespect and humiliation. Certainly there must have been a way to support these teachers and these parents. I left feeling that this kind of discord trickles into every phase of a school's performance and reputation. CCHS is not how I remember it to be. I'm glad my kids graduated when there was an amicable relationship between the administrators, staff and parents.