Beware of this school if your child has any behavior issues at all. They lack experienced educated teachers with any kind of special needs or ABA training. There is no one at that school that knows how to handle kids with autism. They really need to hire a behaviorist at this school to help this kids out. The person in charge has no idea how to handle children with disabilities. The bottom line at this school, is it's run like a business to make money on these poor children. My child is at another school and it only took 2 weeks for him not to have these behaviors that he had with Sierra academy in Scottsdale. I would do your research before I would send my child to this school!!!!!

The staff members are positive, respond to any questions or concerns and really go out of the way to involve parents with their child's school life. My children are very happy with the school, it goes above and beyond to help them and make a learning environment fun, safe and comfortable. I really recommend the school to any parent out-there looking for a good school to their child.

The school thrives in making difference for all students through its vision - diverse, equitable, and inclusive learning environment. The school leader works hand in a hand with all stakeholders to support the success of every students. The teachers work hard to deliver high quality learning that engages the students in joyful learning experiences. The students receive various support for both academic and social emotional learning. The families are supportive of the school and teachers. There is a true sense of community in this school.

New Century is more than just a preschool; it's a community that nurtures the holistic development of its students. I feel incredibly fortunate to have found such a place for my child's formative years. The school has a unique blend of warmth, creativity, and academics that reflects the Montessori philosophy. The teachers are the heart and soul of this institution. Their dedication to understanding each child's individual needs and fostering their innate curiosity is amazing. My child has developed a genuine love for learning, and I attribute this to the hands-on, self-paced, and exploratory nature of the Montessori method employed here.

My Children have attended Red House Run Elementary for the past few years. They are currently in 2nd and 5th grade. All the staff at the school are very friendly, kind, helpful, and accommodating to all students. All of their teachers have been very pleasant to work with during the school year. Are always available to communicate about my child, either via text, email, in person or telephone. The administration is wonderful, always putting the children first every day and find creative ways to incorporate leaning and fun together. I would highly recommend this school to anymore moving to the neighborhood with younger children. I am sad my 5th grader will be moving onto middle school soon.

I attended a football game recently. The announcer described that the school supports good sportsmanship and then throughout the game played obnoxious sounds over the speakers including when the opponent was in the huddle. As a spectator it was very rude at the least and took away from watching good football game. Supporting sportsmanship, I don't think so.

I graduated from Holy Trinity in the 1980s and now send my child there. I am very happy with the education she has received! The teachers are kind and very down to earth but expect the kids to work hard and treat others with respect. The curriculum is geared toward preparation for HS/college and there are great STEM learning opportunities. The school is a good mix of races and socioeconomic backgrounds. It’s a Catholic school, so obviously teaching the tenants of Catholicism and Christian values is at the heart of what the school does. However, kids who are not baptized Catholics like my daughter are still very much welcomed, and I feel like the school has gone out of their way to make her feel included. All are welcome here. If I had to do it again, I would choose Holy Trinity. I feel my daughter has received an excellent education and will be well prepared for high school and beyond.

My son has had an amazing transition to Wapp Jr. The teachers have been extremely helpful and supportive.

Hulstrom has been a fantastic find for our children, who have attended from Kindergarten all the way through Middle School. The school focuses on advanced and gifted learners, and offers a "whole child" approach to learning, providing strong emphasis on social-emotional learning and executive functioning. It has a rigorous and challenging curriculum but ensures no child is left behind with a customized focus on learning needs and styles. The teachers and staff are dynamic, engaged, and caring.

St. Pius St. Matthias (PMA) has given my daughter many opportunities to be successful with her college academic curriculum and many extracurricular activities in art, drama, music, and sports. With the Early College Program she takes classes from Cerritos College and can earn her high school diploma and Transfer Associate upon graduation. The program counselor and counseling department does a great job motivating students to make their way to the best universities. The administration, faculty and staff are always friendly and answering all questions. There is a lot of community between parents, staff, teachers, directors, who keep us well communicated about school activities and student progress. PMA is one of the best Catholic schools inspiring through faith and service to its students.

Excellent academic and emotional support for students and families.

This is the worst middle school possible send your child somewhere else. If your child is in any way different, even slightly the school, and the parents will totally just ban you from the community and teach their children the same. The teachers are horrible. They speak to the students so ignorantly. The parents are even worse. If you don’t come from a high dollar purse, don’t even bother talking to half the people here. Sports are out of control there’s no sportsman like conduct. We were threatened several times last year to have sports taken from us. It got so bad. Do yourself a favor. Actively take the time to find a better school and a better community to grow your family in. Otherwise you’re going to come out, defeated, and worse than when you started. Take that from someone that lived nearby and grew up in this area for over 20 years. It’s a shame this used to be a semi decent place.

My child is in 6th grade and I have to admit that she is doing well so far. The teachers are nice.

I’m new to the Forest Park school and am in awe of how much school pride penetrates and oozes throughout the building. The students and staff have all been so welcoming. When you walk through the halls during instruction you can hear a pin drop!!! Awesome school vibes with lots of smiling faces and support! Truly a walk in the Park!

The teachers and staff are continuously providing a safe environment while teaching in todays challenging world. There are many great future ready programs and college prep has been fantastic!