2/28/2026 I attended this school when it first opened in the neighborhood. And Ive had various…read moresibling later attend it throughout the years as well. I still currently have a sister who goes here but shes due to graduate next year to middle school. Let me start off by saying I don't care how close this school might be by your home. DONT. This school will ruin your child. This school does not care about your child. Their physical or mental health. They don't care. They will let your kid be bullied and not do anything about it but as soon as you bring in the police all of a sudden the principal wants to talk to you to de escalate, that they'll "speak the kids parents" but they never do. They dont report kids to cps who obviously have a horrible home lives. They dont offer therapy (unless you push) to kids who are obviously struggling. And dont let me get started on all the sexual abuse that happens in this school. Little boys groping and grabbing on the little girls. Smacking their butts and trying to do sexual advances. Its horrible how children are behaving like adults. Theres also so many kids who vape at this school and smoke marijauna but they rather take away the kids bags of chips? What is it with that? Youll take away a kids bag of chips or candy but you wont talk and hold kids responsible who bully other kids? The whole school is a joke. The "new" principal (Michelle Morris) is a joke of a principal. Since shes taken over the school has gone downhill. To be honest, I didnt even know she was the principal because shes not present as one. The shame you should feel for having failed thousands of children and continue to do so. I hope this school has restructuring in the future or maybe Ms. Morris will finally get it together because as of right now this is school is scoring the lowest in the area. In math, english, and writing. Has no teachers who wanna work there. And your child will leave this school not only behind on the curriculum but also having to have therapy to help process what they went through at this school.

Worst experience for my baby girl . I would never have her go back to that school. The staff is…read moreunprofessional and they let bulling go on! They honestly don't care . The principal ms morris is always late. She doesn't care for the students. My daughter got attacked twice and they did absolutely nothing at all. My daughter need an assessment for an IEP they never got to it. It took too long at that school. Every week it was something going on at the school, my daughter is 4 and she would tell me everyday she didn't want to go. My daughter is non verbal and she managed to tell me that she didn't like it that's how horrible it is!

Tuition is very low. $240 per month without low income assistance. MANDATORY fund raisers(i.e sell…read more$200 worth of raffle tickets) if you don't sell them all, you must pay out of pocket for any unsold) My child didn't start at the beginning of the school year. I still feel lost as far as the hours one is supposed to "volunteer" (20hrs/ volunteer or pay @ $20 per hour) there is no community feel between the church and the school. The principal is so amazing! Ms. Curtis will make you feel right at home and treats you like you've been pals for years! You have to be a very involved parent and ask a lot of questions to the seasoned parents or the staff because like stated in the previous review, nobody actually goes out of their way to make sure new families know about extracurricular activities, homework packets (that was confusing for me as well initially) P.E uniform day, I wasn't offered a tour of the school when I first came in. The students here are so well behaved! What a difference private school makes! Oh! And good behavior is not overlooked! My child has received two principals awards for Honesty. The staff is warm and welcoming. Nobody is standoffish. Not one person. I recommend this school.

My experience at St. Raphael was extremely disappointing. The administration, including Mrs. Flores…read moreand Mrs. Mejia, are focused more on bullying and treating staff unfairly and collecting money than on supporting students and families. These are supposed to be women of God!! I also felt that the school primarily focused on one culture and did not do enough to recognize and celebrate the diversity of all students and families. This was disappointing to see. Overall, I found the school environment to be overly strict and unwelcoming, and I would not recommend St. Raphael to families seeking a supportive and inclusive school community.

I almost forgot to review this people. Well lets see the security wanted to fight with me because I…read moretraveled occasionally on my Cannodale Supersixx Evo which is $10k. Maybe these people aren't use to using efficient forms of transportation with sleek cutting edge features but it was pretty scary for some. I was just going to pick up my whipper snapper and he got ghettofied with it for no reason. The gang members chased me with a firearm. If your not from the community make sure you have the heart of someone from Compton, Watts, or the Bronx because the principle miss pope act that way in my opinion. After the loc up police came to my home with a restraining order then I found out about their no child left behind policy. Basically if your kid is too smart they divide and concur to the best of their ability. I missed my sons grad due to this order and no longer have a relationship with him after a track history of being a great dad. Given that I'm personally a survivor of the roits of South Central Los Angeles where I cut my teeth it is interesting to see teachers with no low class thinking or slim experience acting so ruff. Some teachers was cool I even consider leaving my wife for one since she was so flirty and my old lady was acting up but that's another affair. It was a mess. I digressed, the main point is that they didn't want my son on social media with me. I'm use to places like Angeles Mesa where teaching and reaching out to family was something to folks. In closure, its a fact that this school has prejudice towards Hispanic, mixed, and white people. I don't recommend. In fact, the cut my sons hair without asking in a afterschool program. The reason why is because my son has lots of education with no family heritage. I can no longer identify with him as of the moments she decided I was too good for her Roman empire. P/S Hi to all that respected us when we were a family.

The worst school I have ever thought for! No staff support, and the kids do what they pretty much…read morewant.

My son has grown so much during his first year at this school. The recognition they give, like…read moreawards for perfect attendance, is very motivating and rewarding for the students. Homework is simple and manageable, which I really appreciate as a parent. Communication with the school is consistent--they send emails regularly and also use a parent app, which makes it easy to stay informed. I would love even more opportunities to connect with teachers, especially to hear about my child's day or week. I've seen a big improvement in my son's reading and writing, and I truly give credit to the teachers for that. The staff is friendly, and both drop-off and pick-up are always smooth and organized. Overall, I am very grateful and satisfied with this school, and I'm looking forward to my daughter starting here as well.

We are very happy at Kipp Vida. Our son is excited to go and…read moremade great progress in reading, writing and math. The teachers are communicating well, there is an app for parental communication where we get updates about the kids, school events as well as community events like food drives and family programs. The school is clean and well structured in regards to drip off and pick up. There a food programs and after care programs. We will send our youngest one as well, as soon she is old enough.

I'm a native Los Angelino, circa late 1940s, and spent my early years living in the Pico-Crenshaw…read moredistrict. I'm a business owner that serves county, city and private schools. Having first met the staff prior to the pandemic, I worked with a great young lady who wanted to honor those who donated to this institution. In rare instances some of our clients become 'friends', which changes the dynamic when doing business, but for the better. I found everyone with whom I worked with to be both dedicated and very serious about their part in making Normandie Christian as good a worship and school center as can be. While I don't attend nor am I a member of the congregation or school, I can share that everything contact I've had with Normandie Christian has been positive.

If your looking for great and home warming advanced based school for your child normandie christian…read moreschool is the perfect fit. The teachers and staff are very hands on and attentive, food / snack is provided for child. They also have english and spanish classes. I just love this school so much and so does my child.

Went there K through 1/2 3rd (back then split years depending on birthday). Was Raymond Avenue City…read moreFarm School. 1950s. Back lot had big garden and a few farm animals the older kids got to grow and raise. Fond memories. Can you say tetherball?