Hands down- ACHS is an awesomely beautiful campus…read more.. I recall "open house," when the community was able to tour the school before classes began this past August, and I compared it to a college campus. It's equipped with EVERYTHING- including a culinary arts kitchen adjacent to the cafeteria, a huge theater and gym, beautiful sports fields and even community college classrooms in the main building. It's also a super "green" school, and apparently it's paving the way for future schools to be energy efficient as well... The problem with a bright, new school is, of course, working out the kinks. While it appears that most teachers came from schools in the neighboring vicinities for the most part, that could be both a gift and curse depending on the reputation of your child and you child's chance at a "fresh start". My husband would also say, the football team could use a more diverse staff (but the volunteering moms are AWESOME! GO WOLVES!!!). My above-average 9th grader is doing great because he's a good student and newspaper-worthy athlete, so he had a good reputation and good rapport with the middle school teachers that moved on to ACHS. It also helps that the school only has 10th and 1th graders to start, so the Freshman didn't get that underclassmen welcome from the seniors. My IEP student, 7th grader???? Now, 2012 will be interesting if the world doesn't end... I am dreading an inevitable battle with administration. AND, the school has "combined classrooms" with 2 teachers and more than 60 students. If you're an "A" student, this may not matter so much, but some kids will definitely get lost in the shuffle. : / So, all in all (as my 3rd grader would write) the school is absolutely beautiful and locally staffed with a "down home" feel tucked away in the Bay's shadow, but your child's experience will probably be unique to their needs, as with any school. TIPS: Always use the entrance on the opposite side of American Canyon Rd. because you can exit both directions. The light at American Canyon Rd. also gets REALLY crowded, so avoid it if possible. A new bus route was added specifically for students and the fare is 50 cents each ride. Oh, and GO WOLVES... and GIANTS!!

All I have to say is: WOW. All their buildings inside and…read moreout look incredibly beautiful and so brand new. I went there for a basketball game and their gym has a second floor! HOW COOL! Everything there, once again inside and out, is squeaky clean. Very unexpected.

Campus is very clean and beautiful. I appreciate the artificial grass In the center of the quad…read morebecause my son has allergies. Staff, specifically the teachers, are very quick to respond to messages through parent square. Also appreciate the homework check points available for parents access on a daily basis! Middle school is a tricky stage for parents, so this helps! Principal Carliza Bataller has been on top of things: welcoming, transparent with communication, and full of energy.

It is just a great school lol. I has a huge basketball courts, tons of basketball courts as well, a…read morefootball field and track.

Great school with great staff. This school provides students with a lot of opportunities with…read moredesignated instructors for music, art & PE. This is often not the case for many schools. They also host fun activities throughout the year for students to attend with their families. The school is well kept and clean. It's a nice campus with up to date technology in the classrooms for staff and students to use.

because I went to school is pretty nice I love my teacher…read more It's pretty great going to school.

Beware of this school and most specifically its new principal as of 2024. This school discriminates…read moreagainst students with disabilities. Regardless of your child's medical diagnosis, this school will go to such great lengths as intimidation, harassment and gaslighting to avoid paying for evaluations, IEP programs or any type of accommodations. Instead they will tell you your child is just poorly behaved because of your bad parenting. Your child may be bullied and they will turn a blind eye every time. Several students have been injured more than once and nothing is done. There is no inclusion whatsoever at this school, so if your child doesn't "fit the mold" prepare for the worst experience the public school system has to offer. It is all about money here and how they can avoid spending it. They have teachers and counselors fresh out of college with zero experience dealing with special needs children or children in general for that matter. No one cares about the children here, just that their "magnet" school has a good reputation. Don't let the outside fool you. Civil rights are being violated and disabilities ignored here. Something has to be done about the way this school is run and how the children and parents are treated here. Avoid at all costs if you want your children to have a positive learning experience. This is not just one child, this is multiple children being treated poorly, ignored, not believed and singled out. Parents do talk to each other, and the word is getting around about what is going on at this school.

Napa junction is a fairly good school, good staff, ok food, and semi ok principle. Most of the…read morestaff their are really nice and helpful. The food is ok not my favorite but not entirely disgusting. And the principal, so the old principal was not very nice or helpful, the new one is way more proficient. Welp that's my review.

(This review is for their new gym). I recently attended an 8th graduation and the gymnasium was…read moreperfect for it. Plenty of space and storage rooms to store our graduation gear. It was warm with all the people inside but not unbearable. The place looked amazing and well kept. Parking was easy to get in but a bit chaotic getting out. However an amazing place to hold a graduation.

I took my son out this school immediately after a teacher harassed him for having his phone out. he…read morecaused bruises on my sons arms legs. And plus i was thinking of taking him out way before that because the school is literally molding buildings are tilting and they look like they are about to collapse. I would never take any of my kids here again absolutely not. I DEFINITELY DO NOT RECOMMEND TAKING YOUR KIDS HERE.

Vallejo High School staff ROCKS!!!! I was recently the victim of cell phone theft :( However,…read morethanks to technology, and the amazing diligence of my husband, we were able to track the phone to Vallejo High School. We contacted Principal Clarence Isadore who immediately went into action. He and his amazing team tracked down the young person who we suspected had taken my phone, and retrieved it. this all took place within a 30 minute time frame. In fact, Principal Isadore told my husband and I to "get him some donuts and milk" and he would have my phone by the time we got back (did I mention that he is also hilarious?). We quickly and gratefully ran to the donuts shop, filled the order, and got back in time for Mr. Isadore to hand me the phone. I was amazed!!! Not only did he know exactly which student we were talking about by name, but he and his staff were able to call the student out of class, address the situation directly with this individual, and get my phone without incident. In addition to all this, the campus was clean, quiet ,and orderly with Principal Isadore watching over each student that walked his campus. I have two adult children that attended Vallejo High a few years ago, and it was so bad that I had to pull my daughter out in her junior year because of the constant violence, blatant sexual activity, and police presence on campus. What I saw today was a very different school from the one that I once knew. It was very refreshing to see the campus being maintained and monitored by someone who truly cares about the students, the school, and the city of Vallejo. Great job Principal Isadore. Thank you for all that you and your staff do for our kids and our city. And, a very sincere and grateful thank you for getting back my phone. You are a hero to us all.

During 2013 to 2015 it's was a good school. Then there was a stabbing and suicide. Between those…read moreyears seniors were using freshman's. Seriously don't bring your kids here.

Not a lot of security. No support for students. Bias and too much favoritism…read more Staffs has no appreciation, no feelings and blind for students that works hard.

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Yeah was thinking of taking my son to this school..his a special Ed student and didn't know really…read morewhat to do..? I'm so glad that someone is sharing their experience...thankyou

I was a student there, and it was a very nice cool looks wise however, I wore a shirt that they did…read morenot like during finals and they kicked me out of finals because I refuse to take off my shirt and expressing my freedom of speech. They have no respect for your rights.

wonderful Show "Hands on a Hardbody" Talented cast with…read morebeautiful music solos. I am going again on Sunday!

You messed up by letting go of Coach T. don't be fooled,…read moreBrianna is a HUGE dummy and so is every other admin in charge of letting go of such a fine teacher. I had him for AP Calc AND STILL can tell you all about quotient property..,unlike Brianna and company. the "skibidi brain rot" is not with the student, but rather the admins. FOOLS!

Cafeteria is a nice treat for kids to hang out Decorated based on Seasons or holidays. It's a lot…read moremore organized and detailed when it comes to canteen menus option . The cafeteria is way better frm the last yrs

The school lunch is nasty af they need to get more options other than pizza and fricking burritosread more