My little brother recently graduated from Renaissance Academy and i cannot say enough good things…read moreabout this school. First and Foremost is that they 100% believe in the saying " NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND". My little brother started to have some problems in school and his teachers did everything they could to help build his self esteem and grades back up. Mr. Iwasaki...forgive me if i spelled that wrong....was such an inspiration to him and he was stern, but calm. Stern enough to demand respect, but calm enough to make my brother listen and learn. Big thanks to you. The other AMAZING thing about Renaissance Academy is their main office secretary Ms. Brazil. This woman needs to win an award for sweetest woman EVER. She knows every kid by face and their parents too. When i would call and say, " Hi Ms. Brazil this is RJ's sister Ja", cutting me off saying "OH hello sweetheart how are you?"....I have probably only seen her in person maybe five times. She has a passion for her job that I have never see in an educator. When you see her you just want to hug her. She is so kind hearted. A true Angel. If you know anyone who is looking for a middle school that actually cares that the children are learning what they are saying, then tell them about this school. Take it from me, I have seen the wonders that this school and these teachers can do.

This is an amazing school. My daughter got the best middle school education here. The teachers are…read moreso innovative and enthusiastic. I love the principal, he really understands all aspects of his job and performs it with ease and intelligence. The math department in particular really shines. Mr. Iwasaki set my child up for a lifetime of loving math. I loved my experience at this school and highly recommend Renaissance Academy!!!!!!

Awwww.. Im glad this school is still around even though its now a different name and a different…read moreprogram I miss San Jose... The old San Jose.

It's a great school with teachers who are dedicated to their work. It's flawed due to the lack of…read moreresources provided by the district for programs that promote individuality through art, music, theatre, etc. The students who attend this school are primarily low income and are learning English as their second language. I'm proud to be an alum of Bridges Academy and current college student at Cal Poly SLO.

Horrible and rude staff. Came in to do some paperwork and the way they treated me and my child was…read moreabsolutely disgusting. Do not enroll your children here.

Not a bad school but they do have some inexperienced or very young teachers who show favoritism,…read moreare punitive and/or do not have rigorous and engaging curriculum

the peanut butter and jelly sandwiches were really good…read more the football games were cool our uniforms were cool ok bye

Students bullied kids but grown up don't do anything and I'm tired of how they can't do anything…read morefor me. I can't stand this school don't send ur kids here the teachers don't care if u get bullied. this is the worse High school. this is my first year at Mount Pleasant and i've been getting consulate threats this kid threatened to fight me taking my stuff without my permission always getting into conversations, and likes to bullied my friends. He wont even leave me alone we are mining our own business and like to be in our conversations and he doesn't mine his own busy he also likes to call my middle name I had all school year.that I have enough at this school. This school needs consequences with actions. People getting jumped but the people that jumped people doesn't get punished and treats them well when they can't help the victims.

I loved high school, it was one of the most memorable periods of my life because I made great…read morefriends who I still talk to today, the activities that this school puts were great, and from my experience there wasn't an obvious sense of social stratification, ... though people did hang out in certain groups/cliques but this school was so diverse that you could make friends with anybody from a wide range of backgrounds. I was part of the thunderously hip Japanese Program, I took part in F.A.N.T.A.S.T.I.C.S., homecoming, I wish I had joined some clubs but I made a great group of friends, and that's the greatest accomplishment one could ask for. I don't know which teachers are still teaching. But Okuda was awesome, Cervantes was knowledgeable, Hall was scary at times but definitely a GREAT teacher. This school was awesome and I really miss high school bc of how fun it was for me. So if you want to make your HS years memorable, MAKE IT memorable :) Make the best out of it.

i don't go to this school but i came for a track meet and their team is on par. can't help but…read moreadmire this sunset JUST LOOK! it was their senior night too

My kids all went to the same school and this is the last year. I already feel so tearful and sad…read morethat this will be our last year at Quimby. I will miss the office, staff, friendly parents and the cozy atmosphere.

Staff is amazing, I feel truly blessed that my son was able to attend this school. Mrs Gaeta is the…read moremost amazing principal I have ever met

Exemplary. 2nd to Few. Essentially free private school. No nonsense, objective excellence.read more

The school itself is very decent, all the teachers are very nice. But there is just one problem,…read moreand it's the ignorance in this school. I have been called multiple times slurs and insults like the n word, r word,f word, f slur, alien, and the list goes on and on. And most of these come from people who are the definition of "popular" kids. Please teachers and admins, open your eyes and address this. I have been called more slurs and derogatory words than I have ever been called in my entire life in just one year. Do better, and raise more awareness and strictness over this.