Love the staff everyone is so friendly. Principal is amazing love her . Very attentive and makes…read moreyou feel comfortable

My son is in the PSM special needs class (preschool) Ms. Cristino is amazing and my little boy has…read morebeen doing amazing since starting here.

Love the school and staff! The bummer part is the lazy parents suck for double parking making it…read moretough for us to leave sometimes.

My little cousin went this school but it wasn't really a great experience. He's was often picked on…read moreand discriminated against because of his skin, and height. The principal's Mrs. Wells and Ms. Aguirre did their best to diffuse a lot of the situations, and work with my cousin, but between the some of the students, the lady Ms. Reb that worked the front office , the yard guards ( Ms Schm. and Ms De La C) and his first grade teacher Ms. M, he had a hard time adjusting. His second grade (H) and third grade teacher (Mr. C) were so much better, but he still had problems and then pandemic happened. Once the pandemic was declared to be over, my aunt tried to enroll him, but the lady at the office informed her it would be hard to enroll on campus because of the problems he had with the students. They penalized him even though he was being bullied by the first grade teacher and the students. So my aunt kept him in homeschool outside of LAUSD, and he's been thriving ever since.

this place is a very nice school. the teachers are great for the most part, the learning is good…read morefor the most part too, and they have a great staff, and many more! my only complaints are that they use ai in some cases, and sitting on the forum its uncomfortable, but then again its just some chairs for the usual Monday announcement. overall this school is an good choice to go to!

I attended this school as class of 2000 . This is the school that open my heart to music ,…read moreperforming , arts and the love for marine life . From 1st grade they have plays the students get to be a part of . From building the sets to acting , dancing and singing . Every student is made to feel his part in the primary production was just as important as the lead roll. The 5th grade class during my time there would watch over the primary kids during recess . With that they combine the older students and the younger ones . While they are thought a sense of responsibility and leadership skills . The upper grade production is my fondest memory . . I dance , acted and sang in front of parent for 3 years at Dominguez Hills. Then we have the music class . That's where I found the love I currently still hold for the violin . It starts in second grade . My mother was Poor back then , the school provided one for free every year . Finally the 5th grade cimi trip . It was my first time ever away from my mother . But they made me feel welcome and at home . We were so busy having fun , learning and bonding that missing our parents was not posible . All around a beautiful school that will open up your child's world to the beauty of visual and performing arts . I'm now 33 with children if my own but I do wish one would've been able to attend south shores . During my time there Mr.Suzuki was our Vice principle . That man has the heart of gold . When this poor smelly 8 year old girl went into the office he said I won a gift certificate to k-mart for clothes . Never once did he make me feel like it was a donation given out of pity. Your children will be in the very best hands there . They love their Job . Most importantly this school will change their life .

This institution is a really awesome institution. I enjoy having my kids at this institution. They…read morelove to pursue their academic endeavors here and they have never loved a school like this one and they love the community here so do I I would always choose Mary star for my children. I love the Catholic education and how the children are not scared to show their catholic faith, I think the administration is the best here. I just love the school so much.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at this school. What is advertised as a supportive…read moreand fair environment is anything but. It becomes very clear very quickly that if you don't donate money or volunteer your time constantly your child is treated differently. Students whose parents give extra money or help out at the school seem to get special treatment and are rarely held accountable for their behavior.Meanwhile,other students are more harshly punished for the same actions or for standing up for their self against these kids that do not face punishment. There is obvious favoritism toward students who are close with staff, and their behavior is often ignored or dismissed altogether.The division between students is also very noticeable, especially between public school and private school students.Public school students are treated as if they are less important or less capable,while private school students are given more grace.Both of my children one is my daughters step sister,she is treated like a trouble maker and was told she is making the school look "bad" as if both the girls are not the same which they are.On top of that the school feels like a never-ending money grab.You have to pay for everything your kids lunch,sports,free dress day.And all this adds up quickly adding the monthly tuition i pay for especially for a school that claims to care about its students .It places far too much emphasis on money and connections rather than fairness,discipline,and equal treatment.

Someone stole my nieces My Little Pony jacket and pink bento box that I bought for her. I bought it…read morein June 2023, and it was stolen in August 2023. Then just two days ago, Sept 7, 2023, someone stole her purple jacket, and someone stole my nephews dinosaur sweater. My niece is in 1st grade, and my nephew is in pre-K. That tells you a lot about this elementary school. Also, my brother is a teacher and he was told that my nephew didnt have to learn letters yet in his grade because he'll learn it later. lol. Well, my brother teaches his son at home because my nephews smart and his brain shouldn't have to be delayed because of his teacher's low expectations. Teachers should encourage self-learning if the child is interested. The school's just ghetto, like a little prison for kids. Id have my niece and nephew go somewhere else but they aren't my kids.

This is a great school! The office personnel is very welcoming. The teachers are awesomeread more

I was helped with enrollment package and I reached out thru email and phone and I got a call right…read moreaway first time enrollment for me and I'm glad they where nice and helpful thank you

I went to Cabrillo Street Elementary in San Pedro, to enroll my kid but my experience was terrible…read more A woman in the office with the last name VIDACA was rude, incredibly impolite, disrespectful, inconsiderate and completely insolent. And the worst part was that the principal was inside her office with the door open and she didn't say anything! I was so disappointed that this lady could be rude and walk all over the staff as if she owned the school. Of course I grabbed my papers and I went to enroll my kid to Leland Street Elementary were I was treated with respect and my kid is having and amazing time. I don't have to worry about being mistreated by the first face I see in the morning!!! This lady should be fired! She should not work for LAUSD!!!

If you value your child's education and safety, look elsewhere. The issues start at the top with…read moretheir new Principal. He lacks the educational background and professional qualifications typically expected for effectively leading a school. His ineptness trickles down to his staff whom, by and large, are also unqualified and inexperienced. Some examples are: 1) core teachers are allowed to not use textbooks and can download and print curriculum off of the internet at their discretion 2) on a recent sailing field trip, a student fell off the boat into the open water and experienced a concussion. The attending physician indicated that this child could have died. This has been an annual trip for decades with zero issues until this year 3) a 3rd grader was able to walk off campus unnoticed and walk several miles to his home 4) bullying is a persistent issue (both student to student AND teacher to student). Little to no consequence is given to the offenders 5) their public social media posts recently show questionable judgment exhibiting a student saying her favorite memory while at HT is a "neighbor calling the cops on them" and a picture of a parent wearing a shirt that read " me and my mom talk sh*t about you" at Handbag Bingo. The profanity was not blurred out as I just wrote it. 6) In the yearbook a middle school teacher wrote to her graduating class " this year has been a pile of pink slips, long term subs and enough drama to fuel a Netflix show". Again, questionable judgment that this statement was allowed to "go to print". Legacy and generational families are given preferential treatment and the extreme nepotism is prevalent in every aspect of this institution from awards to grades. If you are not neither, your family and your child will be ignored (in the best cases) and bullied (in the worst cases). Holy Trinity has lost their way from the amazing school it once was to the broken academic institution it is currently.

Enveloped in a residential area... the population has outgrown the location. The school needs to…read moremove. There is a facade of communal regard, but it's the polar opposite. The families leave their trash throughout the neighborhood. Many Parents are loud and entitled... I can't imagine intermingling my children with such disregard. They function like a bubble, but intrude upon, disrespect, and fully behave as if they have the right to inconvenience and disrupt tax paying home owners; many staff are the same. Children can not be blamed, but will learn from the poor modeling of the adults associated with the Holy Trinity Complex... Sad that God's representation is used in such maladaption. The School and Church, believe it or not, are a nuisance to the immediate residents.

Called this school 3x to enroll my child in school . The first time they told my husband the only…read moreway we could enroll our child was if he was active duty which didn't make since. Second time I called around the time school was out I was told that someone would return our call and never received a call back. 3rd time I called they told me I couldn't enroll my child because of my address. Which didn't make any sense because there are so many kids on base who go to the school. The women who work in that office are TRASH

Best elementary school ever! I went from 1st grade to 6th grade. I loved every one of my teachers I…read morehad. They were so instrumental in my growth through the years. Our playground had the best view of the ocean and Catalina Island. I grew up and lived on 27th and Patton. And we used all walk to school. My daughter ended up going to White point also. If I had a wish my wish would've been that I could've done everyone of my school years at White point.

Ok, I am gonna admit it right now...I am a mama bear. I am very protective with my children…read morebecause I have seen so many adults abuse their leadership roles. It takes a team of caring individuals and unity to create a good learning environment . Mr. Scotti, the principle, has done and outstanding job leading this school. He has the gift of caring. Very rare these days. The teachers do care about their students and are willing to help, if needed. I am very thankful for this school.

Excellent school, faculty, facilities and sports program. Mr Scotti and Mr Cosgrove take a very…read moreproactive step in being present for these children from knowing each child's name, to being outside school watching traffic and maintaining their safety. This school runs equivalent to any private high school. Top benefits include: 1. Tutoring (free of charge) 2. Off site and didactic learning 3. Uniform standards 4. AP- College level learning 5. Five star ratings J. Correa RN (parent of a 9th grader)