Temple City does not care for their students if they are being bullied or harassed by other…read morestudents. They cater to the delinquents instead of their students. They will not take responsibility for bullying or fights that happen on campus. They turn a blind eye to it. They cater to their Asian students and top athletes and can care less for the other students. The school isn't top notch like it claims to be. There has been an increase in fights on all Temple City school campus's for about 6 years now. Your students safety is not their priority or concern.

I'm looking at all these reviews and I don't really agree at all! I mean like, sure, school sucks…read more We're not reviewing to point out the obvious. I'm pretty sure if you look at any school, you would complain about many similar problems as well. The thing we're reviewing is stuff that makes TCHS different than AHS, WCHS, SGHS, etc. Ok, from a student stand point, I feel that the academics are up to par. MOSTLY all the teachers are nice and willing to help you succeed. Of course, like any other school, there will be those crap teachers that will make one class horrible for you, but I have had a lot of great teachers that have actually made all the difference in my high school experience. For clubs/ extra-curricular activities, there are a ton to choose from. Last year, I was the Campus Comm. for ASB (Comm. in charge of clubs) and I can safely say there were a huge variety of clubs to choose from. There were more than 60 different types of clubs that were active in the school. Adding on, there are also many sports and extra-curricular organizations to join. Of course, some sports are more competitive than others, but that is just the way things roll at times. For extra-curricular, there are so many groups such as LINK crew, Peer Listeners, ASB, Yearbook, Rampage, Choreo, Aux, Comedy Sportz, Drama, etc. I know I've included some Performing Arts, but the groups at TCHS are serious, so they require just as much time as a extra-curricular activity would require. Also, TCHS has implemented the RAMS program. Basically, it is a 30 minute study hall right before lunch for students who need help to pass their classes. Of course it sucks to have to be in this program, but the reward is not the program itself. The reward is not being in the program at all. Students who don't need RAMS get a 1 hour lunch period. I've asked my friends at many different schools and not a single one said they get any more than 45 minutes for lunch. You can do so much in 1 hour and that's why TCHS is superior in that aspect. To sum it up, you can't really critique a high school like you would a restaurant or a bowling alley just because not one little bad thing determines the whole entire review. I'm just saying that TCHS isn't all that bad and it AT LEAST deserves a 4 star.

Nice teachers, fun activities. They are wonderful people, staff, and teachers. Chicken crispitos…read moreare the best lunch.

This school is not good. There is nothing about this school that is good, this school is messy,…read morealways dirty, the bathrooms not clean, gum everywhere, trash on campus. The teachers are not nice to most of their students, they are always rude, not kind, even the "assistant teachers" this school is not good. DO NOT TAKE YOUR CHILD HERE.

Emperor Elementary is the worst school in this district by far! There are nasty mosquitos in the…read moreschool water and the lunches make kids feel sick. Do not enroll your kids to this school. They will hate it.

There is an old woman called Sylvia Mok so rude！I just asked one question and I spoke friendly to…read moreher，but she was soooo rude to me！

First summer both of my sons attended Little Harvard. They were happy, well fed and coming out of…read moreCOVID lockdown. My older son has phased out and is now in TCHS Geometry and just made the basketball team but my younger son is now back at Little Harvard. He's always enjoyed school but he is absolutely thrilled every day when he comes home from school, gushing about how great the teachers are, how wonderful his friends are, what he's learning. He told me about a child who cried when asked to introduce herself and it impressed me when my son said the teachers taught everyone to be inclusive, loving and no one made fun of her, just tried to help her. This is the environmental I want my son in- to learn to be kind, while having fun and learning. Really loving this place right now. If you're not near Arcadia School District, look up Chiao Hsin in Walnut and Monterey Park. These two so far are great for us!!! After my younger son phases out, my daughter will definitely be going next if we still live here.

This is a high quality after school program. They help your child with tutoring in math and…read morewriting. Mr. Nelson and Ms. Grace run the program. They are always available for questions and are very helpful. Your child's grades will improve. They send home work that is challenging and not too easy, yet it is still appropriate for your child's grade level. I would recommend them as a parent. They also do spelling bees which help reinforce skills learned throughout the school year so they aren't forgotten.

FOR TRACK FIELD ONLY:…read more -track field open to the public after school hours and when no games -clean field -rubber ground with lanes painted -clean restrooms open to public also by the track Tip: park on campus dr side of street (free two hour parking) and track has open gates from there leading right to the track

Not a teaching institution...teachers don't know how to and refuse to teach. They expect everyone…read moreget outside help. No guidance and no success in helping get into colleges. The number one student in the school ended up going to UCLA (what a joke). The majority of the senior class going to places all over with little to no success in getting into their first choice schools. Waist of time and money!

I love that I can write about my old middle school on yelp…read more Love this place, miss this place, always come to use the swings, haha.

Unfortunately will not be recommending this school for any parent. The teachers were very…read moredisrespectful towards parents and students during my visit. Very concerned on why they do not have benches for the children for games or events.

Good teacher but when I was there, the lunch ladies would microwave the pizza WITH the PLASTIC…read morecovering.

Oh memories! From the giant painted United States map to the weathered teather-ball courts. I miss…read morethose recess periods. I was a Cloverly Cub from 1997-2000. I have some of my fondest memories from this school. Cloverly is an elementary school for 4th-6th grade. It is one of the 3 elementary schools for the Temple City School District for this age level. It has been a California Distinguished School long before I had attended in 1997. Cloverly has excellent teachers and I can still remember some of my fondest childhood memories at this school. I can still remember my homeroom teachers' names - Mrs. Jarvis, Ms. Felsinger, and Mr. Lee - all wonderful teachers.

I was invited by a close friend to attend a Christmas concert. Her daughter plays the cello. I was…read moremesmerized by the talent of all those children and the dedication of all the music teachers involved. I felt moved by the passion and professionalism of all the participants. I love classical music and I regularly attend to concerts and plays. I sincerely felt like I was in front of professional musicians. The band , the choir , the orchestra and jazz band were all so amazing! I could definitely see those children playing in the future at venues like Disney hall , zipper concert Hall and the Hollywood bowl. They all behaved like pros and gave their best. My only observation is : the parents need to be educated on how to behave during the performance. They whistled so loud and one had her phone on right behind me. I think a memo or an email to the parents should go out before each performance reminding the parents what the protocol is during a concert. Is not an sport event where you scream and whistle. They really ruin it and set a bad example. It was well attended by parents and that is wonderful. More civility is needed.

I had graduated from this school recently, and the teachers there are real good (especially Ms…read more Edwards who taught 8th grade math, Algebra 1, and Geometry).

My son Dylan loved his high school experience here. He suffers from a severe form of down syndrome…read moreand mild retardation. He has a tough time making friends. But during his time here he made great friends with his classmates and the staff. Thank you to everybody who treated this special guy with kindness and respect.

A great high school experience:) loved all four years teachers and counselors were very friendly.read more

The school has a great music program. I came for Grandparents day. The school does a great job in…read moreplanning for this. Grandparents and child interact with activities in each classroom and the children just love showing what they have prepared for the day. Great breakfast and lunch provided

I truly love this Christian league, everyone is so respectful, so supportive, a very different…read moreatmosphere comparing it to park leagues or city leagues ... my co listen have been playing with them since 2012 and I've tried other organizations, but as a mother who is raising respectful, humble children this is the must place .