BEST HIGH SCHOOL EVER!! I attended this school from my sophomore year to my senior year (2014-2016)…read more& I can assure you that this school is awesome! I have so many beautiful memories at Hoover High that I will cherish forever and keep them in my mind & in my heart! This school has a lot of great programs for students, has great school faculty & students & great sports teams! This school is very diverse which is something that I always loved This school is honestly a hidden gem & is one of the best high school's of the San Diego Unified School District. Man I have so many beautiful memories here! Class of 2016 here!! HOO-RYDE! "Once A Cardinal Always A Cardinal."

The new buildings are very nice. The gym is old but is kept up very well and clean. I liked that…read morethe championship banners were all intact and presented very well on the wall. The campus was clean and looked great when we visited and this may be because of the COVID-19 Hybrid student attendance.

So happy that my kids get to go to this amazing school. The teachers, staff, and facilities are…read moreall top notch. Principal Bice is a gem. She cares for every kid and supports every family. We are lucky that this is our districted school but we would try to choice in if we ever moved.

As I was on my way to pick up my child from school, I walked into the building and was shocked to…read moresee a rat scurrying across the hallway. It was a horrifying sight. As I continued walking, I came across another rat--this one dead. When I opened the classroom door, memories of my child's traumatic experience in kindergarten at this school came rushing back. Unfortunately, I have no other options for her, and she refuses to leave because she fears that same thing will happen to her again . She avoids walking to the office out of anxiety, and as I stood there, I suddenly heard the teacher yelling at her. In that moment WTH

It's a great school with even greater students who all work hard to exceed in their studies and…read morelife.

pretty decent school, it's mostly the proper who make it "ghetto". but overall the school had great…read morestaff

We love the school, the community, the events and the sweet and kind teachers. Our kids have found…read moretheir place.

I love Waldorf education, but this school has lost it's magic over the last several years with…read morechanges in staff and budget issues. Early education, which was one of it's strongest aspects, has been reduced to complete incompetency. It's unwelcoming, no-longer child centered and unsafe. The kids do not look or sound joyful in their classes. Kindergarten, a non-academic year, caused my young child so much stress that I wish I had never enrolled him there. Visiting other Waldorf schools in San Diego, the Bay Area and Portland, I firmly believe this particular school needs to revamp everything if they hope to sustain themselves. It's sad to see what has become of the school.

Middle thru Highschool in Talmage district. Small school with a small overall student body. Great…read moreteachers and great front office staff. Kid will be graduating this year so we will be sad to leave this school. Very kid-centric and do really want to help kids grow and learn to be responsible. Lots of after-school programs (tutoring, clubs, etc.) but no athletic teams as they're just too small. Under 200 students and that's even a stretch. Diverse student body and staff which are very welcoming to new students.

I do not have a child who attends this school, but I do live in the neighborhood and am forced to…read moredeal with the daily danger caused by speeding parents and students. Every morning, they race down my block with reckless disregard for the safety of this community. Despite our efforts to protect our neighborhood--fighting to install stop signs, speed humps, and lowering the speed limit to 15 mph--they still drive through our narrow street as if it were the 805 during a car chase. I know the principal works hard to remind families to slow down and respect the community in which this school resides. Unfortunately, too many ignore those reminders. Their disregard makes it clear they simply do not care about the safety of the residents who live here.

I am an alumnus, and very grateful and proud to have attended St. Augustine High School. My…read moreeducation and the values system instilled in me remain powerful influences in my life today. It is an honor to be part of the 'Saints' legacy.

My son wanted to take some required high school classes over the summer so he could free up some…read morespace at his school to take some classes he wanted to take his senior year. The process was pretty painless and since he's a self motivator he stayed on top of his workload and finished early. It was free and he was pleased with the outcome.

Unfortunately middle school is where a lot of teens start to have mental health difficulties,…read morewhether it be anxiety, depression negative body imagery or bullying. Watching social media teens can learn how to have control over their bodies using self harm, vaping, drinking. I noticed an a few scars on my daughter that quickly unraveled into any parents nightmare. I emailed the new principal Ms, McGee not expecting much of a response. Within 20 minutes she had told me all the services she could offer to help us, not to worry my daughter will still be able to graduate and gave me all the tools that I can use so I can concentrate on my daughter . There are also some dedicated, caring teachers that my both my kids love shout out to Mr Salas

I am currently in 7th grade. Lots of people hate this school. Although there are lots of fights,…read moredrug, use, and self harm going around, as long as you find who u are and stay true to yourself it will be fine. This is a very bad school, but if u manage it you can avoid it problems. Some of the teachers are very nice and understanding, while some others are just flat out rude. I remember a science teacher even hit one of the students. As long as u make friends it should be fine. I love my school.