yo this school kinda fire no cap on God bro these yondrs kinda suck but its alr... the food is ok I…read morelike the mozarella sticks and pizza Fridays and the juices the nice lady gives us andddddd shoutout W Mr Garcia best pe teacher frfr and Ms kallsen shout out the wildebeest and lastly shoutout Ms Mitchell with her motivational Instagram posts likeeeee I'm in houston doing houston shiiii and thx u to baby E

Very high academic standards! Very rigorous curriculum but teachers are caring (for the most part),…read morethey want you to succeed, small school no more than 600 students I believe.

I made the decision to move my son to ECMSG in 7th grade after he struggled behaviorally during his…read more6th grade year in a much larger school system. Something we had never experienced before. It ended up being one of the best decisions we could have made. At ECMSG, the Dean and his team did an incredible job holding my son accountable for his negative behavior while also recognizing and reinforcing his positive efforts. That balance truly helped him get back on track. Because the school is smaller, there is much more individual attention and staff really pay attention to the details. The supervision staff genuinely care about the students and build healthy, supportive relationships with them. On days when my son wasn't feeling his best, he could easily request a check-in with the counseling team, which made a huge difference. The office staff is always warm and welcoming. They consistently go above and beyond their job descriptions. The school also provides strong support for parents by clearly explaining the grading system and offering tutoring to help students stay on top of missing assignments. The Special Education department is patient, accommodating, and incredibly supportive. The Principal is highly involved not only with the students, but with the surrounding community as well. He builds meaningful relationships with the kids and truly listens to parents. He has an open-door policy and never makes you feel like your concerns aren't important, which was very different from our previous experience. Their outdoor education program is another highlight. The students learn hands-on skills and how to solve real-world problems in meaningful ways and we get invited to come hear the kids present on their learning. I am extremely pleased with our experience and highly recommend ECMSG to any family looking for a smaller, supportive school environment where students are truly seen and supported.

My son attends ECMS-G, and we truly love the school. The teachers are always prepared and willing…read moreto help their students succeed. I especially appreciate how involved the principal is in everything happening on campus. What stands out the most to me is the strong support system and the clear communication the school provides to both students and parents. We are very grateful to be part of this community.

This review is not about RUHS, Redondo Union High School of the RBUSD Redondo Beach Unified School…read moreDistrict. This review is about the REDONDO UNION AQUATIC CENTER SWIMMING POOL and both the Public Pool Access and the Summer Swimming Lessons as well as the lead contact, RAMONA CARISTO the Aquatic Center Coordinator. This is located on the campus of Redondo Union High School. RAMONA is such a wonderful person. Very polite, helpful and professional. We've known her for the many years we've enrolled in the Summer Swimming Lessons for Kids. The staff, during the Summer, I suspect and assume are qualified lifeguard caliber student employees. They've all been very good with the children/kids they teach as student swimmers. The front gate staff are always very welcoming and cheerful. It's an overall great environment that Ramona has created for the Aquatic Center. Weekend swimming, when open to the public is well organized. The clientele (customer) patron swimmers have been respectful and polite using the facilities, such as sharing lanes. Parking can be both easy and challenging depending on whatever activities are going on on-campus, whether sports games, rally/gatherings or anything else. It's a family friendly environment.

It's just an open door to any a Employee. And there so much…read moreracism. My kids are biracial and they got treated like they were trash.

This school took someone who was once full of hope, ambition, and excitement for the future and…read moreleft him feeling defeated. Someone I love dearly entered this school with big dreams and a genuine desire to build a better future for himself. By the time he graduated, that excitement had been replaced with self-doubt. Instead of being encouraged to dream big and pursue his goals, he was repeatedly told to lower his expectations, settle for less, and accept that his dreams were unrealistic. Rather than speaking encouragement into a young person during one of the most formative years of his life, the adults around him left him believing he wasn't capable of achieving more. Watching that transformation was heartbreaking. I saw the light in my brother's eyes slowly disappear. The confidence, ambition, and hope he once carried were replaced with discouragement and defeat. No family should have to spend years rebuilding the confidence that a school should have helped nurture. High school should be a place where students are challenged, supported, and inspired to believe in themselves. It should be a place where counselors, teachers, and administrators help students discover their potential, not convince them to limit it. Based on what I witnessed, I could never recommend this school to another family. If you want your child to be surrounded by adults who encourage them, believe in them, and help them pursue their goals, I would strongly encourage you to look elsewhere. I would rather homeschool my own child than send them to an environment where their dreams are diminished instead of nurtured. It is incredibly painful to watch someone enter a school with so much promise and leave believing they are incapable of achieving the future they once imagined. No young person deserves to have their confidence or aspirations stripped away during such an important chapter of their life.

Venice High School was pretty big.I always visited. Never as a student and wished I could have been…read morea student here at the school. Because it was Clean the staff members were friendly! Here is a image of my friend. And I waiting for a football game on a friday

I am only commenting on the facilities my kids play football NFL Flag football here and my daughter…read morewent to track meets here as well. Lacrosse track is in solid shape can't complain. Bathroom need some attention and improvement of overall it good for my kids.

I recently attended a CCUSD Board Meeting to see why I heard so much negativity about the…read morerelationship between the administration, parents and staff in local newspapers and through word of mouth. I was appalled at how disrespectful parents were towards the teachers. Regardless of one's opinions about the curriculum, which has been quite an issue these last few years, some parents spoke so negatively to and about the teachers and their opinions. Not once did the administrators or school board members intervene on behalf of their teachers which seemed to give permission to this disgusting display of disrespect and humiliation. Certainly there must have been a way to support these teachers and these parents. I left feeling that this kind of discord trickles into every phase of a school's performance and reputation. CCHS is not how I remember it to be. I'm glad my kids graduated when there was an amicable relationship between the administrators, staff and parents.