I was a bad student, skipped class, had poor grades, but once I was thrown into summer school, that…read moreall changed. I don't want to say it was one particular teacher who changed my view, because none of them really did, but they never really put me down which I liked... Many of them challenged me, in a sense even saw potential in me. I had teachers who cared and let me pass when I shouldn't have and teachers who didn't care and let me pass when I shouldn't have. But all in all, the teachers here were genuine, especially the younger teachers.. friendly, easy to talk too, and pretty down to earth except one or two............ ( I won't name names ) My only issue was that I was not prepped with the material I needed to know for college. I had a difficult time adjusting to community college, the basic material I should have known from high school I didn't know, especially mathematics. I had to learn everything again, maybe implementation of a better system to keep track of students comprehensive skills related to the subject matter might be nice. The ONE thing I did learn was how to work with different types of people and by that I mean teachers. Some wanted participation, others paperwork, some wanted to be liked, some wanted to be left alone, and I think I became pretty good at molding myself around (teachers) ideals and that is a very good life skill to have. The school was a concrete jungle full of cliques, drug issues, even had a few pregnant students. It has it's good things too, lots of fun crap to do, all clubs food sales, dance teams etc. I don't know how to thank them for letting me slide so I could reach further in my education. I did a lot of begging towards the end of my high school career trying to get my teachers to pass me because I was always on the cusp of failing, but miraculously I graduated. Now I'm working on my graduate degree! Thanks RHS for keeping it real.

Very bad school as the students were very mean. I highly don't recommend and my son got bullied…read morehere!

This school is super awsome! My child feels welcomed and happy when she arrives home, her grades…read moreimproved ever since she changed middle schools! I would recommend this middle school! The staff there are very nice, the hallways are clean, including the bathroom. There isn't any fights or drama happening at this school, meaning the staff maintain the behavior of the students!

I did not have a fond experience here as a student back in 02' 03'. My learning experience as a…read morestudent was mediocre at best. I hope to see improvements in the staff to motivate students, decrease bullying, and promote self expression.

NOT A BAD SCHOOL BUT THEY NEED TO FIRE A TEACHER RIGHT NOW! so I used to go to this school and I…read morehad ms mc clure and I thought she was nice but little did I know she was so racist and she would be so nice to the Mexicans but so rude to the asians! AND ALSO SHE IS VERY SEXIST SHE is so nice to the girls but not nice to the boys acting like all of them were bad! AND I HAD TO SWITCH TO MS TANG BECAUSE OF HER!

I don't know why a lot of the parents call this school getto and all, because truely, this is one…read moreof the best middle school I have seen that is public. Don't get be wrong, I'm not trying to be bias just because I went to school here, but because I been to a lot of the other middle schools, none of them have as safe of a campus as well as the amount of great staff that actually cares about students well being. I have been visiting many schools the past ten years, from volunteering to just pure visiting, and if you're thinking between Garvey Intermediate, Temple, Ynez, and all the other schools, please put Garvey as your consideration! Because trust me, your kid won't miss a thing. Best of all, there are many electives kids can choose from. From arts to choir, from band to yearbook and journalism. Why go private at New Ave school when you can save a bunch of money trying out a public middle school? From a lot of my friends that went to private schools they claim that private didn't teach them anything, but was just more enforced on the dress codes and rules. Not saying it's bad to go to private or anything but think of all the money you save!

As a visitor to watch my daughter's high school basketball team play, my review is solely for the…read morebasketball gym. The gym is small and older-looking, but well-maintained and clean. The gym floor looks flawless, and every seat offers a great view of the entire gym. Tip: The entrance to the gymnasium parking lot is to the rear of the school, off Arroyo Drive, NOT the front entrance to the school.

They move soooooo slow an honestly they don't care the smoke is horrible and they don't care for…read morethose who are sick or have health situation ...

My alma mater. Woot Woot! (sidenote: I love how literally EVERYTHING is on Yelp)…read more I would like to think of us as the underdogs of the local area. Established in 1994, GHS is a relatively young and small school, but I think it's a pretty decent school with good academic potential (at least as of 2006). ACADEMICS: If you want an education, you can definitely get a quality one at GHS. Back in 2002-2006, I could tell that about half the students didn't really care about getting an education and were just going through the motions, but for those willing to seek out the Honors/AP track, there is plenty of opportunity to be challenged and to excel. - Pros: 1) Excellent teachers in the Honors/AP track. The AP teachers do a wonderful job prepping you for the tests. 2) All senior English teachers make the UC Personal Statements a mandatory assignment, so you at least get that much help in the college application process. - Cons: 1) There wasn't a very large selection of AP classes to take, so hopefully they have expanded/will expand their AP offerings. 2) The rigor of the AP classes did not adequately prepare me for the workload in college, but then again, few schools do. EXTRACURRICULARS: There is a lot to get involved with. Speech & Debate, Orchestra, Band, FBLA, a lot of volunteering clubs, Journalism, Yearbook, etc. Speech is probably the most famous program. FBLA was among the top in the Gold Coast section when I was there. Competing was always fun. Also did Journalism and Yearbook. VERDICT: I would say this is a A Do-It-Yourself school. There's no hand-holding and babying, but if you know what you want to achieve, what college you want to end up at, there are plenty of resources to help you get there. You will succeed if you put your mind to it. (Proof: Plenty of my friends were admitted to top schools. Going to UCLA is oftentimes like going to a mini-GHS reunion. But I was a rebel and chose USC over Cal and UCLA =P) - GHS C/O '06.

I love the employees very nice and kind but the problem is that they really expect you to do great…read moreand I had a math class which I did not fail or pass but the teacher ended up grading it past the due date for sem grades and I never got a call for summer school which I believe that is the reason for that not ok not cool I feel horrible s('ț ifykyk

Love the school, the academics and there's always someone available to talk to in the office, which…read moreis not the case in most public schools.

Keppel is the high school of the city of Monterey Park…read more Still looks the same back when I used to visit here when I was in high school. Same old buildings with some minor upgrades. This review is for the gym. Mofufus Basketball League is held here on Sunday for the past few years. The old gym is as it sounds, old court and old bleachers. The new gym is as it sounds, new and clean. They run 1 game on the old court and run 2 games on the new courts. Awesome league. Very fun to play in!

Overall great experience being at one of their concerts/shows, the staff was overall very friendly…read moreand the atmosphere was very lively and cheerful.

Middle school days were interesting, but now when i see the campus now its so small! and it now has…read morea new gym! - Small campus - Small cafeteria - Large field, but half of it is shared - Right next to Sanchez elementary

I was invited by a close friend to attend a Christmas concert. Her daughter plays the cello. I was…read moremesmerized by the talent of all those children and the dedication of all the music teachers involved. I felt moved by the passion and professionalism of all the participants. I love classical music and I regularly attend to concerts and plays. I sincerely felt like I was in front of professional musicians. The band , the choir , the orchestra and jazz band were all so amazing! I could definitely see those children playing in the future at venues like Disney hall , zipper concert Hall and the Hollywood bowl. They all behaved like pros and gave their best. My only observation is : the parents need to be educated on how to behave during the performance. They whistled so loud and one had her phone on right behind me. I think a memo or an email to the parents should go out before each performance reminding the parents what the protocol is during a concert. Is not an sport event where you scream and whistle. They really ruin it and set a bad example. It was well attended by parents and that is wonderful. More civility is needed.

I had graduated from this school recently, and the teachers there are real good (especially Ms…read more Edwards who taught 8th grade math, Algebra 1, and Geometry).

I have to give the Rosemead School District huge props for really stepping up this past year during…read moreCovid pandemic to provide for the kids. Their meal distribution program has been phenomenal. We have been so grateful for them to provide nutritious meals for our daughters when it's been tough to go to the supermarket. The ladies at Encinita Elementary are the best!! They always wave and smile at my little ones when we pick up the meals and they are always so great about communicating any changes to the meal schedule and any district wide programs that are happening. That's how we were able to participate recently in the Early Education Parent Academy that Rosemead School District's Child Development Department held! I think these workshops were really great in helping reopen my eyes on how to teach and communicate to my toddlers better. Thank you Rosemead School District! You guys have helped my family so much this past year.

From the owner: Educate students in grades Preschool through 8th grade. Four Elementary Schools: Encinita…read moreElementary School, Mildred B. Janson Elementary School, Savannah Elementary School, Emma W. Shuey Elementary School; and Muscatel Middle School.

Best school around, lots of great kids, families and educators! The school has changed over the…read moreyears but there's the few veteran teachers still there! Still having the annual ice cream socials and PTA events!

hahaha savannah dolphins.. i never understood why our mascot was a dolphin. From what i could…read moreremember savannah was a good school. Some of my best childhood memories were at this school. The only teachers i can remember were Mrs. Carr and Mr. A (whom i heard left the year after i graduated). The teachers seemed passionate about teaching and the school had tons of activities. Man i miss recess and the food was decent. I drive by the school almost every week and ive noticed the basketball courts are gone (or moved). Good stuff