As a former student, this school has been a good place for me, and the teachers were quite nice…read more They really helped me as a former student to get my life on a better path. However, in some situations, I wish the dean's office had been more supportive instead of gaslighting students who were facing vulnerable circumstances. Additionally, I observed that the school seemed to be more favorable toward Caucasian students compared to students of color, particularly in academic settings. For example, Caucasian students often received A+ grades, while students of color frequently ended up with B+ or lower, which I find highly unfair. All students of color deserve the same opportunity for excellent grades and education as their Caucasian peers. I hope that systemic injustices in our education system can be addressed.

The food is diabolically trash and must be improved. I'm not expecting 5 star food but like they…read morecould do better than undercooked bread and potatoes with dry chicken. On top of that most of the food is cold. Luckily there is a bunch of food spots around the area. But hey at least it's free for now.

Came here for basketball tournament. Nice gym. Very clean. Only downside was that AC was not…read moreworking. It was 90 degrees Fahrenheit this weekend.

I don't exactly hate this place because, from what I remember, the teachers were alright. However,…read moreI will knock them down big time because, like with Laurelwood Elementry school, they thought I was autistic and had learning disabilities despite having high grades, and showing off my skills in arithmetic in one of their teacher-student conferences for "the mentally disabled". I'm also someone who wants friends and gets along with most people perfectly, so that fact should've disregarded these mentally challenged officials claims about me being "autistic".

I didn't realize there were so few recent reviews on Yelp. Time to add a good one…read more We've been here at SMS now for 3 years and were so pleasantly surprised at the great experience our child has had. The administration the last few years has put real effort into making the school a great place that's welcoming to everyone. Kids of all need levels are thought constantly. I appreciate the Principal and the VPs and the dedicated staff. The electives are all pretty incredible including music, art, drama, cooking, and a variety of other options. The math pathway is well thought out, and they are continuously trying to improve the experience so kids don't have to sacrifice electives or stress themselves out. The new buildings are lovely and well laid out and the campus renewal is continuing. TLDR is that SMS is a great place and only getting better.

Yesterday, I went to an orientation in Sunnyvale Middle School and I had a lot of fun looking…read morearound the campus. I don't know why people are complaining that the toilets smell bad because it all seems okay.

From day 1 to several years later, Helios has been a wonderful & warm community for the whole…read morefamily. A place where our kids are loved and encouraged to grow. Not once did our kids want to skip school, and this is from someone who used to dread Mondays. We have easily toured 50+ elementary and middle schools up and down the Bay Area over the years...public, private, charter, prestigious, tech-forward, venture-backed, STEM-focused, etc. We felt the most at home at Helios. On my first visit to Helios I was blown away at how naturally close the kids were and told myself I want my kids to be part of that, because I was a bit of outcast growing up. For me the #1 thing about a school is whether the kids are loved. It's not just about the programs, reputation, resources, and growth - although Helios does very well in all these areas now and keeps getting better. Placement of students into a high school that is right for them is particularly impressive. So many memorable teachers at Helios have blessed our kids and encouraged their natural interests in animals, spelling, flag football, rock climbing, etc. Our somewhat shy but gifted kids really have blossomed, and for that we are tremendously thankful to the entire Helios community of teachers, staff, leadership, and parent volunteers.

DS has been at Helios since K, and he's now in G2. He's a silly, curious 8yo who can be shy and…read moresensitive at times. He loves science, crafting, and reading - especially nonfiction books. Even though he's well ahead of grade level academically, he still learns something new every day and truly enjoys the experience. He has a solid circle of friends who share his interests (the pi song has been a recent favorite!). He's genuinely excited to go to school every morning, which really says a lot. We really appreciate how the school has nurtured both his love of learning and his growth as a person, and we're grateful for the support we've received from the entire school community.

This school bring's the kid's to 7 sea's park. Teacher's are clueless and very rude. They have…read morekid's using profanity and allow bad behavior. I've dealt with another teacher same situation. my concern is that they bring the kid's off campus and let them run free and knock over kid's at park. I admit I have a conversation with the teacher today, and it wanst nice , but she need's to get a clue. This school is a joke , don't send your kid's to this school. I believe it's the middle school's kids that are brought daily .

After 4 years attending Summit Denali High School, my daughter will graduate tomorrow before…read moreheading off to a great UC. We took the decision to move her after a disheartening experience at a traditional middle school, and we've never regretted the change. The way the kids learn at their own pace really suited our daughter. It meant she was able to test and pass content she knew without having to sit through classes or complete endless worksheets. It also frees up more time to spend on content that she found more difficult and the teachers have more time to spend giving more dedicated time where it is needed. The mentor system has worked brilliantly, we were lucky enough to get the wonderful Miss Smith, who has become a great advisor, confidant and friend to all her mentees. The group formed a strong bond, and having one-on-one meetings every week means she really knows every kid in her group. This has been invaluable to my daughter, her mentor has helped keep her on track, have someone on her side to talk to, helped with college applications and decisions, and provided lots of fun and laughs along the way. It's a great system. Lastly, as with all organizations the direction comes from the leader, and the head, Mr Bock, sets a great example. He knows all the kids, he always looks genuinely happy to be there, he's always available - even being outside at drop off and pick up to greet kids/parents. It's clear that he very much cares about the schools, faculty and students, and the kids find him very approachable, responsive, and have a lot of respect for him. Summit is not a school for everyone, if you want the traditional high school experience of football games and cheer squads it's probably not the right choice. If you want a great education with teachers and a head who actually care, this is a great place.

I'm so glad I completed all 3 years in Cupertino Middle School this school has so much memories the…read moreprincipal was nice I loved my teachers so much especially in 7th and 8th grade I loved 8th grade the most compared to 7th and 6th. Goodbye CMS I'm now gonna be a student at Cupertino High School. I miss this school so much the people were nice and I made lots of friends there.

Was a former student here, which no I will not reveal my actual identity and name I used at this…read moreschool. However I can not stress enough how awful this school was from my experience. Sure there are nice teachers and sure I adore the counselors with all my heart however, the consequences given here are ridiculous. There's barely any consequences for students who constantly start trouble, they will only be given a suspension and nothing more- keep in mind we are talking about troublemakers who will bully your children. They talk about "wanting to keep this a safe place for your children" or "for you" yet the consequences given here are terrible. Not only does this go for students but the teachers get away with terrible things as well. One of the math teachers gave my friend a lower score for no reason when my friend was actually right, now this might sound like some mistake however truly it isn't, my other friends have talked about her and how this sounds like something she would do, meaning she does this to other students as well. What's worse? One of the PE teachers from when I was there did awful actions, such as touching my friend inappropriately and getting away with it. Yes, my friend did speak out about this to the office, what did they do? Nothing, he still kept his job and that's extremely alarming. This isn't a one time thing, other students have talked about his strange behavior towards the students as well. Not only that but the cafeteria food wasn't all that great... however that's merely an opinion and not a fact so that's the least of my concerns, everything else is more severe. There are students constantly fighting in this school or calling each other names or even slurs, I had to deal with a whole lot of racism when I was here. So please, as a former student, take my advice and turn away. There are a whole lot of choices that are better than this school, save your child and enroll them in another school. With all love, Cross.

I am a Homestead High alumni from back in the day (way back to the 80s) and I am very proud to say…read moreI graduated from such a terrific school!! I had some wonderful teachers from Ms. Ybarra for Spanish to Mr. Pelton for English. Ms. Ybarra was a powerhouse - she was probably no taller then 5 ft. but had so much spunk and energy. She was tough, but she cared so much about her students. For the most part my teachers were wonderful, dedicated and truly cared about their kids. I knew even then that I was lucky to be there - it just felt right! I was involved in drama and Mrs Clarke was amazing directing our plays and musicals. She gave me a chance in The Diary of Anne Frank, even though I stuttered and had trouble during rehearsals. Once I got onstage I came through with a strong performance and it's all because of her belief in me. The fact that Homestead students have robotics competitions and computer classes is wonderful. It might seem common nowadays - but actually not all public schools are so lucky. I would go to Homestead High School all over again - my memories are wonderful. It is one of the best public high schools in the state and we are very lucky to have Homestead for our kids and our community!!

My experience at this school was terrible, I had to change schools because I did not feel supported…read morewhatsoever. This school is not good for kids who need any type of extra support like a 5O4 or an IEP PLAN. Not to mention you can literally get into trouble for the smallest things and suspended for things that don't even matter. It made me believe that the Deans really don't have anything to do I felt like this is a very competitive school and there isn't many social kids its more they stay in their own groups.

Hands down, the best high school in Santa Clara…read more ACADEMICS - The school has been accredited for many years now and offers many AP classes, including: European & US History, Economics, English, Biology, Spanish, Statistics, Calculus, etc. Great group of teachers and staff too. SPORTS & SPIRIT TEAMS - We've got all the traditional high school sports you can think of from water polo to basketball to tennis. If your child wants to play football or join a spirit team (cheer, dance, or the Chargettes dance/drill team), then they should really go here. SPIRIT - The Homecoming Week and Fantastics (Battle of the Classes) celebrations are fantastic. For the last few years there has also been a Black & Blue Olympics, hosted by the city's teen center, for both high schools in Santa Clara. EXTRACURRICULARS - Lots. There are multicultural clubs, service clubs, an ungarbage crew (recycling), Link Crew (orientation leaders), colorguard and band, theatre, and more. We also boast a Sony Star Class Program. FACILITIES - Well they are really giving the school a facelift in recent years, although before I loved the way the classrooms and gyms looked bc that's what I grew up seeing when I visited. But can't complain about spankin' new facilities or a very nice theater. P.S. Class of 2009! :)

Review is for the facility. We were here for a basketball tournament this past weekend. There are…read moretwo gyms. We were in the gym towards back of the school. Parking was plentiful. Entered school through front gate. Quad area is amazing! Gym is nice, spacious. Campus is very clean!