They threaten to get my child expelled from the school she went to the office one time for a…read morelittle fight, even though the boy who started it didn't get in trouble Whenever its not even a good school

BLACK EXCELLENCE for all the little ones. Want a "Village" type experience of families who are…read moreclose-knit and have a "All hands on deck" approach on success for their children. This school is decorated with positive words of affirmation and encouragement that not all children see in most schools. This magnet school has black teachers, black administrators, (did I forget to mention black principal)! Now don't get me wrong, the school is all inclusive, welcoming all students but let me be the first to say it's nice to have a safe, positive space for our children to see representation of people who look like them all throughout the school. I am working here this summer running an offsite summer program and it's a school all for the vibes and for the culture!

Wow, I cant believe I went to this school over 42 years ago as a little child. This is a great…read moreelementary school. Or it least it was a good school when I was a kid attending here. Unfortunately, I didn't stay here too long because I was a little bit on the slow side of learning, and they needed to transfer me to another school to take better care of my needs. Big school with lots of kids, and I also had a few bullies going to school here, but If anyone hit me, I fought them back. Normal to face bullies in school. Lots of space on the campus. But when youre a kid, everything looks big. I remember our school principal was Mrs. Gentry. She was a good principal, and tough lady that ran this school a very long time. Light skinned black woman with light brown hair is how I remember her lol. She was very skinny too. I wonder if she is still alive. But God bless her. This school bring back a lot of good memories.

The person that answers the phone is rude and dismissive. If she is like that to an adult imagine…read moreto a child. My grandson was bullied by yhe kids and one of the teachers. Someone from the district helped us so he can finish with peace. The only way this school pays attention when thhe district finds out. Too bad because the school is in a good area for the community. Too many incidents.

This is one of the most amazing schools I have ever volunteered at. I was only able to be there for…read morethe last two weeks of summer school and they still treated me like a part of their family Highly recommend students who are deaf attend here if you don't know any good schools

A lot has changed from this school. My brother had his daughter attend city school 5 years ago and…read moreit was academically focused in kids performance. Sadly to say now it's turned in to a disturbing challenge for kids to stay focused on their studies and make it very hard for teachers or staff to control the kids. The school is not as prepared and the staff is always on their phone when I drop off and pick up my child. There is no discipline with the staff or teachers assuring the safety of the kids. It's scary and I wouldn't recommend City School to anyone.

I go to the school and I must tell you this is very overhyped. All teachers are inexperienced and…read moreterrible. I loved going to school before I went to the school I loved learning I loved meeting new friends with this school we don't learn at all we just watch movies all day. advisories fake it's just a way for their teachers to advertise . The school has many terrible teachers that don't know what there doing in fact I left new west which I loved for this stuff. It's way overhyped and this is a million dollar ticket(sorry)

Went here in pre-k from what I remember was a pretty good school. My teacher, Ms. Ortiz was the…read morenicest to us and the staff was cool. I also made alot of friends.

Came to Turning Point School for my son's basketball game and was very impressed. The facility is…read moreclean and well kept, and everything felt very family-friendly. The parking staff in particular stood out - they were kind, organized, and made sure we had a place to park, even directing us to another lot when needed. It made the whole experience much smoother and less stressful. Between the nice facility and the welcoming attitude, this is an easy 5-star review from me.

A wonderful, enriching environment for children to learn and build true friendships. We can't say…read moreenough good things about Turning Point and what it's meant for our family and what it's done for our daughter.

My son loves Dorsey HS and the school team loves him, They treat him very well. He the Deputy Chief…read moreof the Fire Fighter Magnet.

school is awesome guys. horrible wifi tho ... anyway follow me on ig @liyabeezyyyread more

I feel badly for the reviewers who had such a tough time at this beautiful school. We have never…read moreexperienced anything but empathy, professionalism, inclusion, and academic integrity at Echo. The teachers are top notch. They teach the traditional subjects in such a bright and engaging way, our daughter fell in love with subjects she never even felt comfortable with earlier in her life: science, writing, and math. Ms. Proctor has to be the best kept secret on the Westside. She is a dynamic, kind, no-B.S. leader. The administration spends ALL of their time crafting the best educational and social experience for our kids, not fundraising, boosting and assuaging egos, and creating unimpactful events. Everyone is low-key. Real. Our lives are changed by attending Echo. Their kids go on to the most selective secondary schools in Los Angeles. If your kids don't fit in those pods, they won't lead you astray. They'll shepherd you to where your particular kid will thrive and show them love all the way.

Very disappointing experience, on their website they claim that they are open to all…read more"socioeconomic" backgrounds even if you cannot afford the school. But their actions prove otherwise. Basically, if you can't afford a huge part or all of the $35,000 yearly tuition, you are out!! My son is a gifted student, so I had asked for a scholarship for him. We were in the process of enrolling him for six months, with the hopeful intentions of him going to a great school. But because we can't afford it, we were denied.

A wonderful school where our daughter excelled academically and socially. In Ms. Rosa's class she…read morelearned how to read, write, and do arithmetic. She also learned about the solar system, dinosaurs, and the lifecycle of butterflies. Socially she went from being hesitant to speak to other kids, to expressing herself through her coloring, playtime, and daily outfit selection. Communication with the school was great, emails were answered quickly and the teachers were always happy to provide feedback about your child. The school is located in a gated community so we always felt that our daughter was safe. Once our second child is ready, we will without question, send her to Pacifica.

We loved our time at Pacifica so much so that we sent both of our children there. The teachers…read morethere are so kind, so patient, and have done it for quite a while that they know how best to tailor their approach for the children. Our children are both now in elementary school, and we firmly believe that the time of Pacifica has helped set them up for success, not only academically, but arguably, more importantly, socially and developmentally. Mrs Vargo and team there are great !

Two of my kids are graduating from Lashon, having spent their whole academic life there since…read morekindergarten. I can confidently say the school has greatly contributed to their academic and personal growth. The office staff has been consistently professional, patient, and supportive, always addressing our needs. The teachers are dedicated, providing individualized attention and encouraging both academic success and personal development. The administration has made the environment feel almost like a private school. Now it's time for two of my kids to transfer to high school. Thank you, Lashon Academy, for preparing them for their next journey in life!

They do not control bullies. The kids being bullied are not able to focus on their studies and as a…read moreresult are failing their classes. Bullies need to have consequences. Upper management is failing these students.