When I went to this school between 2016 to 2018 it was a good experience I had a lot of great…read morememories but there was this one teacher who didn't even teach me I had to do kindergarten a second time because of her but my second kindergarten teacher was amazing she taught me a lot and I even learned how to speak English better because English was my second language

Went to school here early 2000's…read more I came to this school as a kid, and I remember a teacher smacked me on a field trip because I was reaching for some plants, I was later taken to the vice principles office and he basically gaslit me, and said I was wrong and I shouldn't say or do anything about it. I was small and didnt know better. Also a lot of the staff was abusive and would mistreat children. Mr.C was the worst, mid life crisis dude with shades on all the time, and Mario the janitor was a creep who would make us pick up trash without being able to wash our hands. Still. Maybe this is me just venting but I wouldn't recommend you bring your children anywhere near this school, not to mention the area its in. I reviewed this place on google, copy pasted my review on here just cause maybe more people would see it. Don't take your kids to this school.

St. Vincent School is great school. I love the fact Principal, Vice Principal, teachers, and school…read morestaff create a safe environment and they don't tolerate bullying behavior. They address the bullying behavior right away. St. Vincent offer before and after school programs for scholars.

I remember having the best years of my childhood here. Sending all love the Mrs. Logan (the VP at…read morethe time). A woman I admire to this day!

My son is a rising senior and has attended Pilgrim since kindergarten. The 3 schools within the…read moreschool - elementary, middle school and high school are all unique and wonderful in their own ways. The elementary school (and pre-K) has a great creative vibe with caring teachers and staff. There's also a level of mentorship since the little kids get to see the older kids showcasing art, film, performances, and playing sports. There's outdoor education in Elysian Park where middle school students have elementary buddies which enables learning on both sides. The High School is great - interesting courses, sports, art, film and performance, and college admission rates are stellar. The small student body allows for personalized college admission counseling and planning.

My son has attended Pilgrim since kindergarten (rising 9th grader), and I could not have imagined…read moremy son at another school. Pilgrim has become our family and our community. The individualized attention afforded due to the small class sizes is invaluable - Comforting in the elementary years and crucial in the middle school years. And by high school, the kids are so at ease approaching and talking to adults, I have no doubt that they are well equipped to advocate for themselves in college. I recommend Pilgrim without reservation!

Nothing can improve this school its so bad and the teachers give more work than they teach and…read morenever actually do their job!!! The front office people are very unorganized and irresponsible. Cyber bullying is very common at this school as well!!! I couldn't fathom the amounts of disrespect I've found towards other people on these accounts of ig! please don't bring your children here they are better off in a public school with mid ratings.

genuinely one of the worst schools out there. everyone who attends here is extremely immature. it…read morefeels like you're at a daycare with a bunch of grown toddlers instead of an actual high school. the environment is gossipy and negative. your secrets aren't safe here, even with the so called "trusted adults". you tell one staff member something and then boom, the entire school knows what's going on in your life and suddenly you're facing constant harassment and cyberbullying from randos on campus you didn't even know existed. teachers do more gossiping about students than they do teaching. ended up withdrawing due to the dean (that's right, the dean. because the principal is incapable of doing HIS JOB, and prefers to walk into random classrooms unannounced to give the wackiest and most unimportant advice to the teachers) not allowing me back into school because i was not able to acquire a doctors note "on time". tried explaining that getting a note from a random urgent care instead of my normal doctor was not as simple as he claimed it was. i guess ignorance is not something that can easily be fixed. but hey what else can you expect from a man who's married to a woman who cosplays as a nurse for a living because she isn't able to become an actual one due to her inability to keep her mouth shut and her unnecessary backhanded comments to herself.. anyways, i didn't care too much since i was planning on leaving regardless. i don't recommend this place if you actually want your child to learn and grow without suffering from multiple depressive episodes while attempting to do so. honorable mention: a kid once had a seizure on campus, and all the incompetent staff were looking around like lost puppies trapped in a dog pound, desperately searching for help. took these idiots about a decade to call an ambulance. we're lucky the poor kid didn't die.

The school is clean, great outdoor area with a track. The Principal is wonderful and helpful onsite…read moreand virtually. I can confirm the past 2 school years went well and so far again this year. The teachers we experienced were amazing! I recommend this school if you're in DTLA.

Living in Los Angeles is usually a dream lifestyle most people can't afford and I've been blessed…read moreenough to have a smooth transition from the calm of hacienda heights to the hustle and bustle of L.a. That is of course, until it was time to enroll my child in school. Growing up in a beautiful area and attending great schools meant that I wanted nothing less for my child. As I searched for private and charter schools I was very unenthused about the service and curriculum they offered. A part of me wondered if I had made the proper choice by moving to the Los Angeles area. Finally, I looked into public schools but was skeptical. With all the negative publicity, safety concerns, and lack of funding for the public school system I was mortified but attended a small orientation anyway. Upon entering the campus I was guided by smiling staff to a library for the children and then seated. Waiting for the orientation to start I couldn't help but notice how organized and thoughtful the staff was. They offered headsets to Spanish speakers and a translator to answer their questions along with those of the parents of English speaking children. Once started the principle wasted no time in outlining goals, expectations, and benchmarks the school had for children and their parents. I was impressed by the PowerPoint and overall direction the school administrators were trying to take. As I continually drilled the principal with questions and concerns he did not budge. His enthusiasm and commitment assured me I was at the right place and that my princess would be obtaining the education she deserved and I expected. Overall, I'm so blessed to have stumbled on to such a rare gem. The campus and staff easily make this the right choice for parents in the Los Angeles area.

My son has been at Immaculate Conception (ICS) since January 2023 when he started in the preschool…read moreprogram. I can honestly say that this school was a godsend. The teachers and staff are all so kind, genuine, loving and generous. The school offers an incredibly nurturing environment. The academics are also top-notch and the teachers tailor learning to students (for example, if your child is more advanced in a particular subject they will ensure he or she stays challenged with more rigorous assignments). My son has flourished since becoming part of the ICS family. If you are contemplating enrollment I would not hesitate. Between the steadfast commitment to academics and the nurturing environment ICS truly is an exceptional place.

I grew up a block away from this school in the late 1970's till 1989. All the rich kids that went…read moreto this school had a higher education than the rest of the kids that went to public schools. We would all play and ride bikes after school. Some of them attended Berendo Jr High & then went on to Belmont High they were all in advanced classes. I never attended the school only mass on Sundays. Geico commercial "Pass the Ball" was filmed in the basketball courts.

My daughter went to CWC elementary and now attends the middle school and I love the school. The…read morestaff works well with students and really cares for their academics success.

we love cwc! our child has been in cwc since kindergarten, now going on 4th grade…read more it's fun and friendl environment.

The teachers are really great here. They be teaching the kids cool shit. Lunch ladies be killin' it…read moretoo. They give the kids good food.

My experience as an african american woman when i attended was i was bullied for being black. I…read moreattended when i 1st moved to cali for my 5th grade. I was jumped in the bathroom by 2 asian students and 1 white student. I saw the post about Jake in 2022 and was triggered. I was just sharing my experience here and how the school did nothing to the 3 students other than detention for 3 days. When I came back ready to defend myself, i was threatened with suspension. Shame that I attened here in 1979 and in 2025 stuff hasnt changed one bit. shame on you