Many yrs ago my child went through this school and district. I would recommend it highly. The…read moreparents are very involved in the PTA and volunteer to help constantly which makes all the school functions even better.

Every Friday is another fun trip to the 100s bathrooms full of red and blue slurpee juice on the…read morewalls. The only thing that's slaps better than the yogurt parfait is getting to the cafeteria on time to get some crusty food.

This school give me a class i dont want WTF my brother went…read moreto the class and took woodshop and i taking idk AG class i give this school a one star f this school

The Physical Education teacher bullies the kids! He doesn't…read moreallow them to go on school field trips, or have Dr's excuse note, without getting an unexcused absence! If you as a parent, try to rectify the the absence, there is no one at the school that will act on the concern. This grade will effect the students GPA for college courses in High School! The principal does not follow up on emails. You will need to take time off work to go see her in person, with no success. Hopefully other reviews about the bully will be posted here. In hopes of rectifying the Problem...

Washington middle is great but has potential to be better. Students can't be blamed turning to self…read moredefense when faculty members do nothing about bullying. Another problem I noticed was racism, homophobia, and the use of derogatory language. Staff should be better trained to deescalate altercations among students.

We have enjoyed, very much. Teachers here are truly involved in each student. A full heart here and…read moregreat education.

Great school, has a really good football team. Nice spirit and also gives students good education…read more Staff is really respectful and helpful. Students are great, everyone is friendly and funny!!

Middle school.. Plenty of bad memories, shyness, ridicule, and being a loser…read more I liked this school though, the teachers were really supportive, especially the first day during 6th grade when you get used to having multiple classes per day. Being too shy and chunky when I was a kid really stopped me from having as much fun as I should have had back then in this school, but that didn't stop me from making really good friends and some good times.

Comprised of Toro Park (K - 2nd), Washington Union School (3rd -4th) and San Benancio (5th - 8th)…read more I attended 3rd thru 8th and my sisters both K thru 8th... Here were a few highlights: *dissecting a frog with Mr. Tagami or was it Mr. Yonekura (question mark) *the new gym (it finished when I was at San Benancio) * watching girls actually pad their bras in the bathroom or talking about it, me and my friend Steph bonding over the same bra (both our Mom's), *being one of the fastest typers (on the keyboard) next to Mary *moneky bar incident with Aaron (Washington Union 3rd grade) funny story, still BFF with Aaron to this day *Harlem Globe Trotters came to our school and I'm not sure why I remember this since I'm not a fan of basketball *finding out that I was pretty much blind from one of those Eye Testing Vans as well as having mild scoliosis (thanks for the heads up) So many good memories... However my memories of Washington Union School District will never be the same after losing a good friend and my 7th grade teacher (she also taught both my younger sisters) Ms. Dunn. Ms. Dunn was also in the ICU next door to my Dad last week and I was so sad when I heard she passed. She used to take me and her daughter skiing every chance she had, coached our tennis team and was there for everyone. She had the biggest heart and was always laughing (pretty loudly). We love you Ms. Dunn!

Recently, the topic of bullying came across my desk, and I made a video on youtube, where I shared…read moremy bullying experience from middle/grade school, at Washington Union School District. As much as I loved many of my teachers growing up, from the Washington Union School District, I am sad to say that much of my grade school experience was blotted by widespread bullying (I attended K - 8th at WUSD). From what I hear, there is still a problem of bullying there, and I do not know if the school has taken steps to address the issue. I know that if I were still living in the Salinas-Monterey area, I would NOT allow my child to attend the Washington Union School District, because I wouldn't want to put my child into a situation where they may find themselves bullied. I realize that WUSD is a phenomenal school, but please remember this: no matter how rich in resources a school is, the credibility of the teaching staff, the capability of the administrative staff, etc. NONE of that matters, if your child is being bullied. Being bullied in school is like going to war EVERY DAY, and you do what you can, just to survive the hours while you are in school. Speaking from my own experience, I was badly bullied in grade/middle school at WUSD, and my poor grades reflected my stress. I wish my grade/middle school experience had been rich in happy memories. Unfortunately, my grade/middle school experience was VERY painful, due to being bullied from the 5th-8th grade. When I finally graduated from WUSD in the 8th grade, the bullying stopped, and I had learned coping mechanisms, that prepared me to face down someone, should I be bullied in high school. Gratefully, I was not bullied in high school, but again, I had learned coping mechanisms, and I stood up for myself, if I saw a bully coming my way. IF you are still convinced that the Washington Union School District is the very best fit for your child, I implore you to do your homework. Interview the administrative staff, ask questions, sit in on classes....don't be afraid to be direct and ask more questions. Find out what WUSD actively does to protect their students from bullying. Better yet, ask if there is currently an anti-bullying program in place at WUSD, and what measures are taken, when a child or children are found to be bullying their peers. Again, please take what I've read here from the perspective of an adult who was the victim of widespread bullying, while in grade/middle school, at Washington Union School District.

Notre Dame High School of Salinas is an all girls catholic school serving Monterey county. School…read moresize is around 350. Tuition is $12k with financial aid available for those that qualify. School posts their college acceptance outcomes with some nice surprises like the Naval Academy, Westpoint, Yale, Stanford, Reed and Pepperdine. Not bad for a small focused school!

From the owner: Notre Dame High School is a college preparatory Catholic high school for young women who seek…read morewisdom, develop as leaders, and model Christ in service to others.

My son Roman J Moncrief Alumni 2018 graduated cum laude made a huge difference with charities on…read morethe Central Coast. He earned scholarships and was determined the educators at the exemplary school make a huge life difference. He cherishes the memories from US and International students that attended. He lettered in swimming his Sophmore year and enjoyed teamwork with waterpolo. Stevenson and the alumni Dr Griffths and others made a huge difference in our lives.

My niece graduated at this beautiful school and said her time their was the best years of her life…read more10/10 experience

When you want community and students that journey together and a principal and vice principal that…read moredo their best and great counselors like Angela Olson and great Choirs that sing Angels we have heard on High and parent inclusion and great Mental Health and classes ROTC Army and military veterans walking the walk in a great mariner environment Walk with great people who Strive Marina in a year of Joy and a great mayor too. Embrace the care compassion and Enjoy Marina High School.

As a Marina Highschool graduate I'm disappointed to see these inaccurate reviews representing my…read morehighschool. My time at Marina Highschool prepared me not only for college but also for my young adult life. During my formative years I was thankful to have a supportive and accepting community to learn in. Like all highschools Marina Highschool is not perfect, but they are constantly improving. Considering that Marina Highschool is still a relatively new highschool I'm astonished and proud of how much they grew in my four wonderful years I spent there.