This school has a nice campus. Very old school. The school it's self is located in a pretty good…read moreneighborhood.

This school is terrible on so many levels. They do not care about your student at all, if you need…read morehelp good luck. The superintendent is even worse. The school has terrible techers and leadership. If you can homeschool your kid or get on the school board to make changes. I really wish this school was better. Stay out of central school district if you can.

There is literally dirt and mold growing in the bathrooms this is disgusting do not send your…read morechildren here.

I graduated from Upland in1962. Went on to Chaffey JC, then 3 years at UCR followed by 2 more at…read moreAzusa Pacific. Have AS, BA, and MA. Became a Marriage, Family, Child Therapist (MFCC). Have the highest regard for the education I received at UHS. It has certainly grown! Hope you all enjoy your time here as much as I did. I was a shy girl with no confidence when I entered. Thanks to excellent teachers, scholarships, and encouragement I went on to become a successful professional in Mental Heath Services where I now live in Hawaii. You can do it too. Carol Loy

Attended a Friday night high school football game at this school,…read more First and foremost, each and every employee I came in contacts with was very friendly and helpful (thank you!!) The football field is in great condition, seating is comfortable and offers a great view, food offered in the snack bar was excellent and the breeze one feels here on a hot afternoon/evening is perfect to keep you cool. The ONLY negative issue was the restroom. For the men, there is only one toilet and no urinals which resulted in a long line for most of the game. Definitely a challenge if you are a big water drinker like myself but also like myself, we all dealt with it as best we could all night. Five stars for the amazing hospitality, food, seats etc.. four stars for the restroom situation

There are lots of cliques among the teachers, and favorites are obvious. If parents aren't "in the…read moregroup," your child is treated differently, they gossip about families it spreads easily. Not Christ Like ! Many parents act entitled and unkind, with a high class, elitist energy that makes the environment unpleasant . Ms. Munoz is moody often yells at kids, refuses to take responsibility for her actions, and misrepresents herself as "kind and empathetic". The lunch and P ground staff can be unkind, and favoritism is rampant, especially toward Moms who are teachers themselves. Only kids who seem safe are the quiet, submissive ones who never speak up about mistreatment. The school has a high turnover of teachers, and principals are constantly rotating. When parents raise legitimate concerns, they are often called into the office and subjected to gaslighting made to feel as if the problem is their fault. Accountability is nonexistent. Doesn't Feel like a warm welcoming Christian School

My son has been at this school for 2.5 years and everything has been great. This was the best…read moredecision we have ever made for our sons education and growth. I can't say enough positive things.

The bathrooms are all clogged up full of feces,pee,etc some teachers are rude and seem to hate the…read morestudents, even going as far to make there lives harder. Honestly don't take your son or daughter to this school it's a mess unless they hit the lottery with good teachers.

Montclair High School Has Got To Be One Of The Great High Schools In The Inland Empire Because It…read moreHas All The Classes, Sports, And Activities In One Place. The Fun Fact About This School Is That Montclair Plaza/Place Is Within The School Boundaries

I'm a former student of the 90's and now a parent of two teens that proudly attended De Anza Middle…read moreschool. This school has completely changed from my years ofcourse, always improving. I've always been an involved parent at any school my children have attended. At this school I felt parents and students are truly cared about. Plenty of extra-curricular activities and kids are motivated and challenged in all subjects offered. My kids' experience with staff, before and during covid19 is a very positive one. All staff went above and beyond to make De Anza Middle school the best experience for my kids. (One of my kids promoted last year, the other will promote from here next month).

From the owner: De Anza Middle School serves students in 7th and 8th grade. Our instructional program is aligned…read morewith California state standards. Special programs at our school include: World Language Program (Mandarin, Arabic, Spanish), High School Credit Program (Integrated Math 1 and Spanish 1 and 2), Music Program, Project-Based Learning, and more. We are a state and national School to Watch, originally designated in 2015 and resdesignated in 2018 and 2021. We are also a PBL Gold Level Recognition School.

Do not have your kids go to this combined school!!!!! My daughter was physical bullied for 3 months…read moreand this school did nothing but side with the bullies. The two assistant principles swept it under the rug so the principle wouldn't know. They never let me speak to the main principle for both schools! My daughter went from a 4 times a year honor roll to panic attacks everyday. This school protects the wrong people in fear of retaliation from the bullies parents that are sometimes worse than their kids. The classrooms are horrible! loud noise the kids turn the lights off and on in the classroom, the teachers leave crying, the students that want to learn can't. Please do not bring your kids here!

It was a passable school with excellent staff and a caring administration, but the way things are…read morerun is a little backwards. I was a student there last year and the classes are basic; the campus is lovely; the accommodations are decent; the teachers are good at teaching the material and keeping up with the workload, but there is some confusion about priorities. I would recommend the school if you need credits.

Our family has been incredibly grateful for the experience our son has had since transitioning to…read morethis Christian school in 8th grade. Moving schools at that stage can be challenging, but from day one, the administration and teachers made the transition smooth, welcoming, and encouraging. We have been consistently impressed with the quality of the academics and the thoughtfulness of the curriculum. The teachers are not only knowledgeable, but truly invested in their students' growth--academically, spiritually, and personally. It is evident that excellence is a priority across every area of the school. Beyond the classroom, the extracurricular programs and athletics have further enriched our son's experience. One of the things we love most is the sense of genuine community. At sporting events, it is common to see teachers and administrators not only supporting their own children, but enthusiastically cheering on the entire team. That presence speaks volumes about their commitment and heart for the school. We are equally encouraged by the number of alumni who remain actively involved in the community. It says so much about the lasting impact this school has on its students. This is not just a four-year commitment--it is truly a lifetime community. We are thankful to be part of a school family that values faith, excellence, and connection so deeply.

"Growing Christian Leaders"? Honey, please. That motto is more like a bad joke they keep telling…read morethemselves every day. Ontario Christian High School is out here acting like they're molding saints, but really, they're just growing drama queens who can't even lead themselves. Let me break it down for you: this school is a small public school with uniforms slapped on, the same petty cliques, the same fake smiles, the same backstabbing only with way less freedom and way more rules pretending to be "Godly." They love to throw Bible verses on posters and call it "Christian leadership," but where's the real love? The real respect? Nah, it's all about who's popular, who's in the "in" crowd, and who can keep their perfect little image together for Instagram. Look, I'm an Instagram addict. I'm glued to my phone, I love posting and scrolling and connecting. And guess what? Public school is a million times better for that kind of vibe. I can be myself, scroll whenever I want, and not have to worry about being "too loud" or "too much" for some school that's supposed to be about faith but just about keeping up appearances. I've been to their homecoming, their formal, their sports games -- and let me tell you, what I saw was a whole lot of hypocrisy. Leaders acting all sweet in front of teachers but turning around to talk trash like middle schoolers. Staff turning a blind eye to favoritism, as if it were some big secret, while other students get punished for breathing wrong. And now? They decide to slap on this ridiculous phone ban like that's gonna fix anything. Taking phones away from teenagers who live on their devices? That's not protection, it's control. My friend went through Ontario Christian and bounced out for public school. And honestly, both of us are so much happier now. We get to be real, to laugh, to live, without pretending to be "perfect Christians" for a crowd that only cares about its image. If this is what they mean by "Growing Christian Leaders," then honestly, they're failing spectacularly. What they're doing is growing a bunch of drama queens who can't even lead themselves, all while pretending to walk the walk. "Growing Christian Leaders"? More like "Growing Drama Queens Who Can't Even Lead Their Own Lives."