Great little charter school on the north side of Hanford off the 43. They also have Calico…read morefestivals out here that is for the whole family

My daughter killed herself because of this school. Her bullying issue was never resolved, her…read moreteachers were given signs yet no one did anything. I am so heartbroken and sick. I hate this school.

I was a student here 4 years and there was WiFi blockers everywhere.The off campus policy is messed…read moreneeds improvement.There isn't very much activities during lunch.Rainy days were very crowded not very much cover from the rain or sun.

5 stars now, not when I was actually IN high school. Boyfriends, cliques, no bandanna/halter top…read morepolicy, and superficial teachers aside, it was a great school. #1 The landscape. It's not something you really appreciate when you're going from class to class, but a lot of schools in Fresno/Clovis have a lot of cement. We had beautiful trees, hills, and lots of grass. #2 Silly ass lunch policies. I don't know how it is now, but when I would share stories with my husband he was always surprised that 9th-12th graders could go off for lunch. That small bit of 45 minute freedom was nice. #3 Our pep rallies. Again, when I was in school everybody went to the pep rallies. It was fun. #4 So, my husband went to one of our football games. Inevitability we lost, but that wasn't the point, he couldn't believe what the girls were wearing. As much as I bitched about our dress code, and that I couldn't wear halter tops (I still feel this way, I think it's silly that a back can't be shown) apparently we still have a little more revealing clothing than what my husband remembered when he went to school. #5 Pretty girls are bred here. I can't speak for the other high schools, but we had a very pretty class! Girls you'll realize this when you get out of Visalia, and boys you'll realize this when you leave too, but by this time it will be too late, because you would have already dumped your high school girlfriend. It's small enough that you know everybody in school, and big enough to decide what friends you want to associate yourself with. Stay away from the druggie, slutty ones kids!

They truly care about there students! I loved coming to…read moreGolden West High School as a student and all the staff is sweet like family.

With an acceptance rate that varies between 6% and 15% from year to year, Deep Springs College, a…read moretwo year college in Deep Springs, CA, is one of the most selective colleges in the United States. Founded in 1917 by L.L Nunn, the school was designed to teach men (it is an all male college) about three major aspects of life: academics, governance, and labor. In terms of academics, the school is among the best. After their two year stints, students typically transfer to Harvard or Yale or Brown or Stanford or UC Berkeley or Cornell. The overwhelming majority of alumni get graduate degrees, especially PhDs. Though the school has only had approximately 1000 alumni, many graduates have gone on to win Rhodes Scholarships. In terms of governance, the student body runs the university. This includes hiring and firing professors. Student government is a very serious and important part of life here. In terms of labor, every student is required to perform 20 hours of labor a week. This can be working on the alfalfa farm, taking care of the cattle, cooking, cleaning, or clerical work. Students take it very seriously. For all those that get admitted, tuition and living expenses are free. The campus is relatively isolated and interaction with the outside world is relatively sparse. The nearest town is 25 miles away. So it is not for those who want to meet 50 new people everyday. Despite only having only about 1000 alumni in its history (they only admit 12 to 14 students a year), Deep Springs has had multiple alumni who have been Congressmen, multiple who have been Rhodes Scholars, and multiple who have gone on to great things. Among the alumni include Charles Collingwood, Silas Warner, and Jim Olin. Admission to this institution is very tough. When I was in high school in 1999, this was my top choice undergraduate institution. The application process was two rounds. First, there was a first round where you sent in transcripts, essays, SAT scores. Essays are by far the most important part of this part of the application. After the first round, roughly 40 applicants are accepted for a second round. These applicants travel to Deep Springs for interviews. When I came for my second round interview, I stayed for about three days. During that time, I attended classes, cleaned the cattle barn, got introduced to Frank Zappa's music, learned about Ferdinand DeSaussere, helped clean the kitchen and dormitory, and did the all important interview. Ultimately, I was rejected. I had to "settle" for a BA at the University of Pennsylvania, which in reality was not settling, but it gives you an idea of how competitive this place was to get into.

Graduated from here in 1991! Best school Visalia has to offer. Great staff and teachers! Always…read moreattentive and show compassion and care for the kids. I am glad I can proudly call myself a Redwood Ranger Alumni 30 years later! Go Blue!

Great times in HS 9th-12th grade. Teachers and Staff were very nice and School is very clean. Great…read moreSports Teams. Team Players.

07/27/2013 Just passing through School looks clean and has two new looking buses parked out front…read more Looks well kept sure it must be a clean and tidy school while passing through such a small town.

Location: Clovis West High School Date: May 22, 2026…read moreService: Special Education Program Greetings this week my family and I have a pleasure of going to Clovis West high School to attend my child high school graduation a small ceremony with him and his other classmates. The special education program there is outstanding the teachers the support staff everyone is awesome they greet my son every day they communicate with me well which I did not receive in previous schools or school districts. In the beginning it was rough at first but once you get to know my kid and my family everything worked out well we're very hands-on Tell us what needs to happen and we will get it done to have a positive outcome. Thank you to Miss Christine Holst and to the principal James for making my child's experience at clovisworth high School a memorable one.

You will find a school where the teachers and staff really care about their students. We live in…read moredifficult times and from what I have seen the school overall tries to promotes a culture of unity, hard work, and respect. They bring students together and promote a positive learning environment. They have a great leadership program, great academic options, sports, band, clubs and many opportunities. Bottom line you have teachers and staff who actually care about the students. They do a fantastic job. It's not perfect as no school or person is but they are working towards the greater good and a great Highschool experience for all who attend Clovis West.

It is a big school and the football team is good but not that good but the cheerleaders are doing…read moreso good so keep doing

I'm writing this review from the perspective of an adult volunteer from the community…read more Super-friendly front office staff. They took care of my paperwork and were clear about the safety guidelines, etc. It's a beautiful campus with great spirit. I love the lunch area with its amphitheater and plentiful trees!