I'm too old to attend this school. Just kidding. My son goes here for his basketball practice and…read moretournaments. Their basketball court is usually divided into two for the two kids' teams to play against other teams. There are benches and enough space for the parents to cheer. There are plenty of spaces in the parking lot but of course, it depends if you arrive late, depending on the time of your kids' basketball practice or tournaments.

I don't like this school very bad most of my teachers are good but the others are ok boy's bathroom…read moreis disgusting and very dirty always water on the floor or the urinals are bad

Great campus. Nice stadium with full stadium seating for both home and visitors…read more Came to watch a lacrosse game and was sad to see they have a shredded up flag that we did the anthem to.

Attended a girls basketball game with my daughter…read more Gym is very nice, HUGE, and kept very clean. Parking is readily available in a large parking lot. The numerous awards on display in the glass cases is very impressive

Amazing staff and students; visited all 4 high school in OUSD and Orange was THEE best choice; it…read morefar exceeded the expectations we had for our children. From Sports to Academics and Performing Arts to Leadership, Orange has it all. The negative comments on here are so ignorant and out of left field, with no supporting evidence and these ignorant claims. Orange High has even taken in students who tried other high schools before realizing what a mistake they had made. From teachers to administration, this school cares. Don't let the false rumors and competition between high schools sway your decision. Orange High is just as AMAZING, if not MORE, than any high school around.

The service I received from the school's vice principal was very disappointing. There was very…read morelittle support or assistance provided to either the students or parents regarding school schedules. Instead of helping resolve scheduling issues, students were left in situations where they had to drop classes or arrive late. Parents should be able to expect clear communication and support from school administration, especially when scheduling directly affects a student's education. I hope the school takes this concern seriously and works to improve communication and support for both students and parents.

My grandson attended Saint Francis for nine years. It would take a lot of space to explain what a…read morewonderful environment this was for him. The teachers he had that made a lasting impression on him, the friendships he made along the way, his journey of faith, and the learning environment were unsurpassed. He is now starting his senior year of high school, but I still look back at the wonderful years he spent at Saint Francis and appreciate all that it gave to my grandson. It was worth every Penny!

This school is amazing. My son has been going there since Kindergarten and is going into third…read moregrade. They helped him becoming more confident in his reading skills. His now reading at a fifth grade level. All the teachers are amazing!

Troy High School is a top rated, public school located across the street from Cal State Fullerton…read more The homes around the school are really nice... My son had a basketball tournament here and it is has been one of the nicer high schools to play on. Tournaments are very expensive and the parking at high schools are usually free. They have several divided basketball gyms and they serve Chik-Fil-a at the games.

Heard a lot about this school. My son starts as a Freshman this year. He has an IEP but looking at…read morethe response( for my communications through email ) I have doubts whether this School, was a good choice for him (in regards to the SPECIAL EDUCATION). Let's see we have an IEP coming up this Monday how the things go?????

love this school and its staff my kids have been going for the last 5 years.I am so glad they…read moreattend here ,the teachers are all great and really go the extra mile for your children.

Good school. Good history. Good values…read more I would recommend this school to anyone who wants to put their kids in a challenging warm environment.

As a parent of a student who currently attends MD, it's a great school for academic. the teachers…read moreand school faculty are very supportive. BUT if you are coming here for football and you don't fit the vision of the coaches then look at other schools. There is a reason why they are #1 in the nation. Their top players are transferred in not groomed at MD. Don't expect to be coached, parents be ready to pay for private coaches or your son will experience feeling like a worthless human from coaches to players forcing them to just quit. So putting football aside, it's a great school.

My family, friends, and I recently visited this school to watch a high school playoff game…read more The gym itself was very nice, clean, and well-maintained. Game volunteers/parents assisting with the snack bar and ticket takers were extremely welcoming and friendly. The bleachers were very comfortable and provided a great view of the court. The only negative issue we experienced was the temperature change: one minute it was chilly, the next, extremely warm. Spectators could feel these changes instantly as the heat and cold came from these huge black, vinyl/rubber, tubular-like thingys. Other than this, our visit was a positive experience, and our school's win made things that much better.

Do not bring your kids to this school, they do not prepare students for success…read more From the time my children entered 9th grade, I asked the counselors how to prepare them for the IB program because I wanted them to have the best chance at getting into a good college. Since I didn't study in the U.S., I depended on the school's guidance. Instead, I was misled. When I first asked, the counselor told me to wait a year. By the next year, I was told it was already too late. Later, they told me that the ACT wasn't required, which is technically true for some colleges but if you want your child to have a real chance at highly selective or Ivy League-type schools, strong ACT/SAT scores are still very important. That guidance was never made clear. Meanwhile, both of my kids have 4.0 GPAs here, but when it came time for standardized testing, they were completely unprepared. My senior son tested very low in math, English, and reading. After paying for outside tutoring, his English scores improved, but in math he is still struggling because he doesn't even have a solid foundation in algebra. That should have been addressed long before his senior year, yet the school failed to provide the preparation he needed. Now I am spending a lot of money on private tutoring and outside academies just to make sure my children have a chance. For my daughter, I am already relying on an external program because I know I cannot depend on this school or its counselors to prepare her. Bottom line: if you want your children to be prepared for college admissions, especially competitive ones, do not rely on this school. The lack of proper guidance and academic foundation has been extremely frustrating and costly.