My daughter is constantly bullied and harassed by a group of girls at aljh, have tried talking to…read morethe dean (mr edmund) and he says " he can't wave a magic wand and make it stop" so that's useless. Have left messages for someone to call us from the district to escalate the issue, that was a month ago. They don't care if you're child is bullied. They are always preaching to not bully yet they can't stand by their own "rule". Pathetic school district.

The child development center of the Alta Loma School District is located here. The Superintendent…read moreand his staff, leading the operations of the 7 grammar, and 2 Jr. high schools. The Transportation and Maintenance departments are located there as well. The education

The graduating class of 2022 Los Osos High School had a fantastic commencement ceremony!…read moreGreat commencement speeches by staff and students lent a positive touch to the future from such a challenging 4 years! Los Osos High School is located in the Rancho Cucamonga foothills of Southern California and features an excellent teaching staff,on campus educational facilities and sports programs for student success!

Worst school ever, regret to buy house around this area, rude front desk and staff general like…read morethey are "entitled " of our tax money to pay for their salary. Christina the admin staff explained to me ridiculous rules like she said "Wow.., you kept cutting me off " and being rude instead of to the point and being professional, FYI, we can't drop off anything and forbidden to sit inside the front office to wait, but they allowed Students to get out protesting all the times without any detentions when they should be out of politics matters and focus on their study instead. The quality of this school no longer qualified. What a shame !!!!

Do not ever go to this elementary school because the teachers there are very rude and you get…read moretreated like absolute shit and bro, I hope this school shuts down because of the way they treated me and I never went back to that school after that one year and the only good part about that school were the field trips and that was it but the aids were alright and if I were you, I would never go back to that school or even enroll a kid in that school because the teachers are all so mean and all the teachers do is fucking yell and scream at you if you get into trouble whereas other schools, they don't fucking yell if you get into trouble and I truly feel bad for the students that go to or went to this school because this is childhood trauma

If I could give this school 0 stars, I would…read more I am extremely disappointed in this school. I had been fed rave reviews, and have encountered one issue after the other. If you're looking to bring your special Ed student here, RUN, don't walk and find somewhere else to send them. Promised many different things since the beginning of the school year, and the only promise they kept was switching teachers for our kiddos halfway through the year. A new class was supposed to be implemented with a new teacher, and now he's conveniently "unavailable". I was told my son couldn't be mainstreamed bc they needed to sort out the schedule for the regular classes before they work on the special needs kiddos. Then someone, who I won't throw under the bus, then told the special Ed director that they had big plans to mainstream my son. Lies, built upon lies, not to mention the aids in our classroom are only on part time, and half that time is to break the one on one aids. Our kiddos have been getting hurt due to lack of supervision, and my son alone had 3 head injuries in 2 weeks. Other kiddos have been getting punched and kicked by typical kids and even other kids. Yes things happen, but this has become a consistent problem, and I'm tired of zero accountability on this schools behalf. Just a bunch of "I'm sorry's" and broken promises. Disappointed doesn't begin to describe my feeling, and other mamas I know that have been having multiple issues. To the point 3 kids have left bc they were tired of it.

I went here when I was younger. It is a pretty small campus compared to my old high school friends'…read morecampus. I remember I had a few good professors - my honors physics professor of my senior year, he wrote me a solid recommendation letter that helped when applying to college. I remember I used to work at a Kumon center in Rancho Cucamonga, and my routine was to go directly to Tam's burgers after school and head directly to work. For lunch time, i remember thinking we had few areas for eating- there was a cafeteria inside, and some tables outside. I didn't know anyone who went inside. A lot of people ate on the grass with there trays. Oh one thing I would like to add is that they have two set of bathrooms, but they had one of the bathrooms closed most of the time. I hated that. I had to wait forever in line for the bathroom or couldn't go to the bathroom between periods. They had a good dual enrollment system that allowed me to graduate early from high school. high school was pretty boring, can't blame the school though. I was just anti social kid and I only focused on work and school. So it wasn't so fun until I got to college

It's not what you know, it's who you know. This school is the worst when it comes to sports. They…read morefavor certain players, never give a chance to new players. It's all politics.

I love this school and im starting another great year here ! :) 4 stars because some of the…read moreteachers are kinda rude and they moved my two favorite teachers to a new school but i love the campus and there are a lot of amazing teachers along with students!

Amazing school! My child loves going here and we have a kid in 6th grade who's about to go to this…read morejunior high as well. My daughter does very well here on the volleyball team and on her education. Keep up the great work!

Wow this a amzing school this grweeewat also the teacher MR.ALCALA is the GOAT also some of the…read moreteacher s are boring and kinda bad not gonna name names but Ms.JACKson

I graduated from here about a year ago at this point. I only got to experience 8th grade here…read morebecause of Covid. Most of the teachers here were mostly boring. Although there were a select few who are my favorite teachers of all time (mr. Alcala and Mrs. Federico) some of the teachers were downright rude telling the students to shut up every single time we so much as whispered. It also seems like this school gets more funding then the local highschool as they have a flat screen tv IN EVERY ROOM. Overall okay school if the teachers were actually competent

If we don't express our life experiences, no one will know. (Lori K.)…read moreMy son who attended WCS in preschool at the age of two years old and may seem young. I tried to teach him at home and my son had absolutely no interest - which gets into another whole analysis with learning disorders and what not.. He dropped out 6 times!!!! I explained to my son, you have to learn your ABC's and how to count to 10. He graduated! Then started kindergarten, and had a very hard time. In second grade the school recommended to transfer him to public school For free additional help (Now I believe WCS can accommodate more with disorders in kids as I believe they have an onsite program to assist better). I did send my child to a public school, and he was depressed for the entire 3 years! I worked hard during the recession and told my husband I am placing our child back at Western. And as Soon as I told our son, there was a sense of hope. He returned in sixth grade and graduated high school. Today he is an IT Tech for a mortgage company and has a heart that is open to life with non--judgment. He's trying to figure out how to make this world a better place. If anyone ever wanted to reach out and hear my story, I am willing to talk to you in person through WCS.. But he survived because I put him back at Western and he met his lifelong friends that he still relates with today as life-long friends

We were looking for a daycare we felt comfortable with. We found that place at Western. My Son is…read morenow in 3rd grade with them. We can't say enough good things about it. It came as a recommendation. And we have been so pleased with their care and teachings. We love the family that my son and use have made not only with faculty but with fellow parents as well.

I attended a football game recently and I have to say that their football stadium was very nice…read more Everything felt and looks new, seats were comfortable, every seat had a clear view of the field, the restrooms were clean and well made and the snack bar and food choices were awesome! Though our football team lost, we still managed to have a great time. Thank you Rancho Cucamonga High School

they only care about money and they don't care about your children . i am class of 2025 and in my 4…read moreyears of being in this sad excuse for a school they would do anything for money. do not let your children attend here!!!!

So much to love about this school! Mixed age classrooms, differentiated learning, student led…read morelearning- all of the stuff the research says makes a big difference in how kids learn effectively. And it is just fun!! Science down at the creek, math using the data collected from outdoor studies, learning about fire science in the living laboratory that is the surrounding mountains. It isn't for everyone. If your kid hates the outdoors and loves worksheets, a down-the-hill school might be better but for the kiddos that love being outside and love learning by doing- this is the best!

Great teachers, horrible leadership. If you're willing to put up with constant changes, large…read moreclassroom sizes and a principal who makes rash decisions, by all means, this is your school. Love love love the teachers though. They are amazing.

My children attend this school…read more Our experience at St. Peter & St. Paul Catholic School has been deeply disappointing and, at times, alarming. I am sharing this so other families can make informed decisions. There is a serious lack of support for students' well-being. My child experienced ongoing bullying and harassment from both peers and, shockingly, her own teacher. This was brought to the attention of the principal, Mrs. Armenta, yet no meaningful action was taken to protect or support my child. The situation was also escalated beyond the school, but nothing changed. Even more concerning, there were instances where a student made repeated threats about bringing a weapon to school, and that student continued to remain in the classroom without what appeared to be appropriate intervention. As a parent, this created an environment where I did not feel my child--or any child--was truly safe. The school culture among staff also raises concerns. There appears to be a lack of cohesion and professionalism, with visible cliques among teachers and a general sense that student well-being is not a priority. Academically, the standards are far below expectations. My child entered 7th grade only to find herself repeating material she had already learned the previous year in public school. Instruction in some classes was minimal to nonexistent. For example, one teacher relied almost entirely on handing out packets, offering little to no direct teaching or engagement. Classroom management was also lacking, with students frequently out of their seats and off-task without correction. Ultimately, my children did not receive the education or support they deserved. Multiple families, including ours, chose to withdraw their children mid-year due to these concerns. I cannot recommend this school based on our experience. Families deserve a safe, supportive, and academically enriching environment for their children, and unfortunately, that was not what we found here. If you want a safe environment, staff with integrity, academic enrichment, a true Catholic spirit, this is not the school for you.

Prior review from February 2024 was removed or lost. As I stated on my prior review, my son has…read morebeen attending St. Peter and St. Paul school since he was in kindergarten. We have had good teachers and not had an issue with communication. Every school has issues and challenges from time to time. However, we love the small class sizes and this school. If you are interested in having your children grow in the Catholic religion I would recommend taking a tour of St. Peter and St. Paul.