I go to school here in the 6th grade and I like the place but ms.Mendonca has to go she is a rude…read moreperson and some people like her humor and jokes but she just gets under my skin this schools teachers also can't handle problems on there own my teachers are always calling or emailing home to my mom

If a child calls their parents in between classes or when they are headed to the nurses office they…read morewill get detention. I called the school to let them know her sister would be picking her and they gave her detention the next day and told me it's a rule no kid can use their phone to call their parents at all during school even between classes no matter the situation.

We love this school! We've had an amazing experience and wonderful teachers from K through 6 so far.read more

As a result of issues, the school has experienced one of the highest turnovers in recent years. It…read moreis my observation that those who align themselves closely with the executive director's methods appear to be more easily influenced and are often praised, even when their work does not merit such recognition. This pattern of manipulation is deeply concerning and has raised questions about the ethical standards within the institution

The teachers are very nice and helpful. There are very helpful counselors as well. The learning…read moreexperience is great. The environment could be better regarding the protests that happened and the staff did not do anything about it. An example of this is the anti transgender protest that students held at PV. Some staff members saw it happening but did not stop it. They did not stop the discrimination against transgender people. So overall, the learning experience is great, but the environment can be changed so every single student will feel included at school.

Pleasant Valley High School is such a great school. My daughter went to PV. She had the most…read morewonderful teachers ever! When they say that you are part of the Viking Family, they certainly mean it. Thanks for a fabulous high school experience.

Love this school yall, it's ghetto and great! And too many fights, but hope they fix the AC in the…read moreband room

If there was a option for no stars i would put it. I hate Chico junior. I was getting bullied by…read morenot only students but the staff was bringing me down and making me feel like im not capable of working. I moved away from this school to a independent studys school, now im at Marsh and if im being honest Im way more happy there. Im able to have a group of friends and not worry if i would get bullied by staff. When i went there i would come home crying now im just coming home happy. This school is the worst junior high i know of.

Yes not a problem. I enjoy the school. My boy enjoys the school. It is a very good schoolread more

Ahhh memories. I went here from 3rd to 6th grade. The teachers are caring, friendly and very…read morehelpful. Good sized playground, huge field (at least when I was going here). I checked their website and none of my teachers teach there anymore, so can't really comment on the quality of the teachers now, but back in the 90s, this school was fantastic!

Right behind Chico State Campus. Pretty nice football field. Easy to fine, plenty of parking and…read morethe bathrooms were clean.

Every staff is rude enough for you to think they don't care, which they don't. The whole school is…read moredisgusting and my son even tells me the disgusting things in their one bathroom. Overall a disgusting place I personally wouldn't want my children going to every day.

We feel so blessed to have found this independent study program that fits our needs so perfectly…read more My daughter loves Pivot and is thriving academically here. There is great support from the teachers, and everyone is so welcoming and kind, no wonder my daughter no longer suffers from school anxiety like she used to in public school. They help her to reach her full potential, according to her individual needs/special circumstances, and without the unnecessary stress and unhealthy pressure that is common in many schools. So my daughter can finally have caring one-on-one support when needed but they also provide the flexibility that our family needs for her to be able to work virtually. This is her second year here and it is going so well. When I was in middle school and high school, I went to a few different independent/home studies schools. My daughter also attended one in Orange County before we moved to Chico. I did research on the Core program offered in Chico as well before deciding on Pivot. Out of all these independent studies/home schools - Pivot is my favorite by far, they really nailed it, and my daughter is happy! We are so grateful to have found it!

Our daughter attends TK at Notre Dame after two years of preschool there. We have had an excellent…read moreexperience and she is thriving and loves the other students. Not only is the curriculum excellent but but the teachers are wonderful and the environment outstanding. The parents of the other students seem top notch and we have a family-like atmosphere. Our youngest can't wait until she is old enough to go there too. We highly recommend the preschool and TK both of which are still having in person instruction.

My husband and I sent both of our children to Notre Dame School. What we really appreciated was the…read morenurturing environment that we found. The academic rigor that Notre Dame provided also came with fun and challenging athletic and arts opportunities. We also loved how the school supports specials: students have a different teacher for music, fine arts, and physical education. Further, there is a fabulous after school theatre program run by parents who have passional and commitment to the theatrical arts. The hot lunch program is delicious and nutritious. We especially appreciated the upper elementary and junior high field trips to interesting places including: the Balclutha ship trip (5th), the Monterrey Bay (7th), San Francisco (6th), and Ashland theatre field trip in 8th grade. When we were there, parents also organized a Washington D.C. trip. The choir and music opportunities were embedded in the school program and classes, and all students learn the fundamentals of music. The proximity to the university also provided the students with enriched programs and activities such as the science lab just a hop, skip and a jump away. Notre Dame is a traditional looking school that values respect and community service, but teachers also bring the most relevant and research-backed best practices to the classrooms as well. One other aspect is that my children, during those turbulent junior high years, were not just around peers who they had grown up with, but were able to be role models and teachers for the younger students, as Mass buddies and teacher aides. I feel that the TK-8 structure keeps junior high students a little more innocent then massing all of the same-aged kids together at once, like the other junior highs in town. The financial investment is just that: an investment in our children. Well worth every penny.