Great school. Has over 200 murals. All student done. Great electives: art, band, dance, robotics,…read moreetc. The school is an A California Distinguished School and has a PBIS school. It has 1:1 I-pads for students and has showed student academic growth in past years. State of the art classes that have been remodeled. Offers after school sports program. Great school to attend!

I gave this school a chance because i had such a good experience with Orange Grove up the street…read more Im not pleased with the counselors there or the principles. They let children continue to go the school without detention or Expulsion after they assaulted other students. They often bother Norwalk police for help and theyre not responsible for that area. Pico Rivera is and it's to the point, they said take care your own problems. I visited 3 police stations after my son was violated by another student and was given no guarantee my son would be okay. The day it happened, the principal wasn't going to tell me, she was going to wait the next day. What the fuck!!! Im not happy with the speech therapy there compared to his old elementary school either. Im now homeschooling my son now.

Prospective families should be aware that the Executive Director does not operate in true…read morepartnership with parents. When concerns are raised, communication is handled in a dismissive manner rather than through collaboration or dialogue. Parent input is acknowledged superficially, key points are bypassed, and agreements made at the classroom level are not upheld at the executive level. After receiving an assessment that did not accurately reflect our child's abilities (completed less than two months into enrollment), we raised concerns about the lack of context, narrative, and communication. The teachers acknowledged the assessment was not an accurate reflection of her capabilities and agreed it should be updated to reflect her short acclimation period and current capabilities. However, when this was escalated to the Executive Director, those agreements were disregarded. Rather than updating the assessment as discussed, leadership insisted on singling out a child instead of correcting an administrative misstep. Requests to simply revise the original assessment with accurate context were dismissed. When we expressed concern about the long-term academic implications of having an inaccurate student record, we were dismissed. The Executive Director superficially acknowledged our concerns, and reasonable requests were met with inflexibility rather than problem-solving. A school's culture is shaped from the top. If families are leaving, leadership may want to reflect on how parent advocacy is received and addressed.

We recently transferred our 2.5-year-old from a highly regarded preschool in Playa Vista to…read moreBroadoaks, and the difference has been night and day. While there was nothing "wrong" with the previous school on paper, we never saw the kind of joy, excitement, and emotional connection to the environment that we now see every single day. Our son comes home telling us stories about his teachers and friends, and he literally doesn't want to leave when we pick him up. The teachers at Broadoaks have been so kind, nurturing, and patient with him (and he is very high energy!). It's clear they truly care about their students and create a supportive environment where kids can thrive. We are so grateful for the warmth and dedication of the Broadoaks staff--it has made our move to Whittier that much sweeter knowing our child is in such good hands.

A True Blessing for Our Family…read more Carden Academy has truly been a blessing for our two children. We came from a Catholic school and had been trying to make the transition to Carden for some time, but the difference in monthly tuition always made us hesitate. Eventually, we decided that prioritizing our children's education, smaller classroom sizes, and individualized attention was worth the sacrifice--and from the very first day, we knew we had made the right decision. One of the biggest differences we noticed was how much our children are actually learning and engaging. We wanted a school where they weren't simply completing assignments on an iPad or relying heavily on programs like i-Ready, but where they were being truly taught, challenged, and encouraged to think. At Carden, our kids are reading actual books, writing, participating, and receiving the personal attention they need to grow academically and confidently. Mrs. Carrion and the entire Carden staff are absolutely amazing. They genuinely care about the children and take the time to know their students and their families. The environment is warm, personal, and welcoming, and the staff is always approachable. Our daughter is only 4 years old, and we are amazed by how well she can already express herself and communicate her thoughts. Watching both of our children grow in confidence, independence, and academics has made every sacrifice completely worth it. I'm so excited to continue making this investment in their education because I can see how hard they both work--and I truly believe the high expectations, strong academics, and personal attention at Carden are helping them become stronger, more confident students. We are so grateful we made the decision to choose Carden Academy. It truly feels like our children are exactly where they are meant to be! thank you Carden

Carden Academy of Whittier has been an incredible place for our family. What sets this school apart…read moreis its commitment to academic excellence while still nurturing each child as an individual. The teachers truly know their students and invest in both their educational and personal growth. The curriculum is rigorous and prepares students exceptionally well for high school and beyond. At the same time, the school emphasizes character, responsibility, respect, and confidence--qualities that are just as important as academics. Communication with families is excellent, and the administration is approachable, caring, and genuinely dedicated to the success of every student. The campus has a warm, family-like atmosphere where children are encouraged to challenge themselves while feeling supported. If you're looking for a private school that combines strong academics, high expectations, and a caring community, I highly recommend Carden Academy of Whittier. We are grateful to be part of such a special school.

Very good school, good communication between parents teachers and students. My kids are motivated…read moreand excited about attending class everyday!

This school is not so bad it's kinda good but theres some problems like think together needs more…read moreboss inspections and why add the have fun rule if the students don't have fun they get asked to act nicely when the boss comes.

Came here for a bball tournament. It was fun, packed, and we had 3 games going full court in the…read moregymnasium. Not enough parking though, but you can find some on the street.

The auditorium is really nice and big!! My daughter has…read moreperformed here many times.. UNFORTUNATELY they have these stupid memorable metal tags on each individual arm rest which makes it soooo uncomfortable to have your arms on... its like what's the sense in have arm rest when you can't use them.. and don't even let me get started with the seats... Back ache galoreeee!!! Why can't the city spend money on the elementary schools and the high school ... Supposedly it's a better area/ district ... my rear end!!!

I can't find the words to describe this middle school. It is absolutely amazing. Clean, Fun and…read moresafe. Yearbook club and Asb are amazing and the sports are fun too. Check it out and I recommend sending your child here.

This is the most awesome middle school ever! We had so many cholos and cholas. It was like damned…read moreif picked on their PE team, damned if you weren't. Either way, 5th period PE always sucked because it was consistently hot as balls by the time we got out there. And I had 5th period both years ... I mean who likes to go through puberty so early? But once upon a rainy 5th period PE, my teacher selected me, Sadeer and Diahnna to go out and collect the soccer cones off the field. As good little robots, we agreed. The rest of the class remained inside a classroom on the other side of campus. It was cold and we were drenched ... AND we all had to go pee. We waited outside the locker room and then looked at each other. Sadeer: Who has the key? Diahnna: I don't. Me: I don't either. Sadeer: Sh*t, we have to go get it. Who wants to go? Me: I don't know but hurry up! I've got to go pee. Diahnna: So do I. Sadeer: Shhhhhhh .... hahaha. Ok, ok shhhhh .... Me: SHUT UP SADEER! GO GET THE KEY. Sadeer: Ok, ok. I'll go get it. (5 minutes later after being in the rain and getting COMPLETELY wet.) Sadeer: Ok, I've got the key. Shhhhhh ... hahaha. Shhhhhh .... Diahnna & Me (jumping up and down to hold it in): Hurry up!! We got to pee! Sadeer: Well, geez. So do I! Just relax. Shhhhh .... hahahaha. Don't go pee in your pants now ... Me thinking to myself as Sadeer unlocks the door: Sh*t. Too Late. So the other girls flee to the bathroom and I just stroll because guess what? ... no more urgency. After that incident, I wrapped my jacket around my pants and inconspicuously walk to the classroom where we joined the rest of the PE(e) class. All I could think was for once, THANK GOD IT'S 5TH PERIOD. One more class to go. After I got up from my 5th period seat ... I remember thinking "wow! I didn't know wooden seats soaked up that pee smell so well." But guess what? Any kind of embarrassment went away after I got home ... only because my mom knew how to express the exact words of comfort. Me: Mommy ... I peed in my pants today. Mommy: That's ok ... everyone does it.

Staff very friendly and communication beter me as a parent and my son teachers are very good so…read moremany platforms for us to communicated with each other and rhe Aeries portal is the best way to keep inform.

I can speak to their Health Academy at this s hook. It is a truly amazing program that works to…read moreprepare students for an occupation in the Health Field. It is a strong program with good community support. The students who attend the program secure spots of employment and higher education. The faculty truly care about the students and the desire for them to be successful.

My family, friends and I attended one final event at Bishop Amat High School, my youngest…read moredaughter's graduation. The school did a FANTASTIC job of organizing this huge event and everything went smoothly. The entire ceremony was slightly over one hour for the graduating 241 senior class. The seats were comfortable, the view and PA system were perfect and all employees and volunteers alike did an AMAZING and thankless job for a GREAT event. Thank you Bishop Amat High School for a wonderful, fun, memorable and amazing four years

Bishop Amat High School, is a special place. The sense of family, a shared rich history and pride,…read moreare of the few qualities that make Amat one-of-a-kind place, in the heart of the San Gabriel Valley. Thank you and God Bless!

I'm a student here at el rancho high school and I don't like this school because of the teacher…read moremainly these 2 teachers who are Mr. Matthew Sanchez and Ms. Collene Valle and the reason for that is Mr Sanchez he sucks at teaching he rushed through everything and it hard for us to actually understand the work and for Ms Valle she records and takes pictures of us students trying to be sneaky and she never got permission from us students or parents nor had us sign anything about her recording or taking pictures of us which makes me and others uncomfortable

oh okay i to get my hair cut and i to get it off the top story and get some stuff to get it out and…read moreget some money from me my friend is doing something else for me so yeah i to do something like this for me and then i'll get on my mind if you don't wanna do that it would do like that one thing and then you have a question about it and you then you have a lot to say about me you know me too and i the truth and you say you something