Horrible school especially the teacher named Mr.Glover he is very pussing to students if they need…read moreto use the rest room and he yelled and called my kid a bastard for him closing the door when he my son was right infront of the the door before the bell rang

Horrible school. Horrible students, horrible staff. As someone who goes here, I always get bullied…read morewhen I say always I don't mean like one bad comment i mean every single day. Oh your slightly different from anyone? Bullied. Bad teeth? Bullied. no staff, or those who are supposed to help do anything just make you write what happend and don't do anything. Don't be fooled. Look at what happened with that teacher too

very good school, i attended here about 4 years ago and had little to no problems. you can say i am…read morebiased because this place was my childhood but overall its a fairly good school! :)

Re train your school secretary Amanda Pimentele…read more She talks like someone with no feelings. I wanted to get my son earlier from their after school program but she said she doesn't want "her staff" to do that. Even though this was done for me literally days ago. I called the boys and girls club and they let him out earlier with no issues. Obviously Amanda has "that's not my job" in her mind rather than actually assisting the parents.

Such an amazing school! My kids love it there. The principals Hoffman and Conner are really good. I…read morelove how proactive they are and really seem to care about the students and their education. Hoffman really made me feel like my child matters and as a parent it truly means so much to me. I'm so thankful for the great staff and principals. Love this school!! I also like how they seem to listen to parents.

Love this school, When I have kids if I live in the AV I'll make sure they come here…read more Great office staff, amazing PTA, and its a great environment.

Absolutely love The Learning Tree ( Desert Christian) My son has been here for a few years and will…read morebe off to Kindergarten in August.. I can't thank the wonderful staff enough for providing loving and safe care along with the education curriculum.. My son not only has learned alot academically but also his growth and foundation for the love of our Savior started here .. Its heartwarming.. I am grateful... Thank you again. I appreciate you all!

My son has been attending Learning for about 6 months now. It took me a lot of time to find a…read moreschool for him and I am so happy that I chose this program. It came highly recommended by my coworkers. Like any other kiddo it took some time for him to acclimate to a new place and new schedule but the first time I saw him run to class my mama heart was beyond happy. His teachers are so sweet, caring and always keep us informed. We are currently with the two year olds. His speech has taken off and the projects he comes home with are too cute. We are so grateful for this extended village we found.

This school is filled with people, teachers, administrators, etc., that love the students and treat…read morethem with love and respect. The education is of a higher standard, yet the work with each student.

I beg you not to send your child to this school. Please, choose any other school but this. The…read moreteachers are unqualified. The staff is rude, not only to children, but to parents as well. They have no idea how to handle regular school issues and need to hire all new personnel. My poor son is constantly worried about issues that shouldn't be brought up to him - from teachers, staff, and other students. Please know that I have pulled my boy out due to numerous issues and wish I could post everything they've done

Mr. Dierking, Mr. Roehm, and all the security guards (RIP Mr. Conrad), Friday night football (shout…read moreout to Derek Hagan), man so many other things made this a memorable time in High School. Teachers here were a hit or miss, can't blame them. The environment wasn't the best for educators at the time, but I'm not so sure how it is now. 02 what it do?!!! I'll always have love for this school, and carry a special place in my heart. Everyone wants to move out the trap, and if you were able to congrats. For many of those including myself, we miss this school and in general the city. The first response people always say when you tell them you're from Palmdale- "Afroman? Palmdaaaaaaaaale, come back to me!"

Soo many memories! Join the Health Careers Academy! Very helpful! And it will help develop your…read moredecision on a career in medicine. AP classes are really easy if you have taken honors! Take the exams and you may be able to skip courses in college. Thank you to all of my teachers! I have learned soo much!

Well recently a student got in trouble for something he hadn't done,the vice principal got that…read morestudent in trouble for eating a single potato chip and the vice principal says that he has talked to him multiple times when he hadn't and threatened him to be put in detention for something so small and something that student hadn't done.

It's alright only a few problems. The first being, the girls dress kind of ghetto and they tie…read moretheir shirts in the back to make it short. And people bring weapons and flash them. And lastly lots of racism. Those are they only bad things though.

PARENTAL WARNING If…read moreyou have the option -- do NOT enroll your child in any school within this district. There are ongoing allegations involving multiple staff members, including two teachers and a vice principal, who are under investigation for serious misconduct -- including allegations of sexual abuse. I was alerted to this by another concerned parent. When we contacted the school to demand answers, they refused to take action and stood by their staff -- without opening a formal investigation. The safety and well-being of our children should never be optional or up for debate. I immediately withdrew my child from the school. This is not drama. This is not gossip. This is real. And this is dangerous. Your child's life is more important than this district's reputation. Don't wait until it's your child. Pull them out. Now.

Quartz Hill High School is much like any high school. You have your cliques, your sports, your…read moreclubs and your friends. I spent four of my most formative years here and while it was not all straight A's for me, I would not trade those years for the world. I started my time at QHHS in 1997, the first year of the International Bacchelorate AP program. I was in pre-IB as were many people who would become my friends. Honestly, I struggled with it and after a year and a half, I was dropped from the program and put into the standard classes. This is where I made my mark. I joined the Academic Decathalon team in my sophomor year and remained there until graduation. We had a great coach and he made us better every season. We never won any events but we improved and some of us even won medals. We had some good times. QHHS has football, tennis, baseball, swimming and cheer teams too. I was not involved with any of the sports. I knew many of the football players and remember having lunch with them in the auto shop. Cars were more to my liking than were sports so it was enjoyable to eat lunch in the shop while the jocks talked about sports and worked on cars. QHHS always had a strong car culture. We had annual car shows that brought out some awesome rides. Some students cars were nicer than the teachers. Yes, QHHS is your typical high school. There are some good teachers and some who are not so great. There are clubs for just about everybody. They play all the major sports that you want a high school to play. One thing QHHS has that no other school that I am aware of has is the "Ian Stewart Memorial." He was a classmate of mine and graduated in 2001 same as me. I did not know him personally but I remember seeing him around campus. He was killed in action in 2004 just 3 years after we graduated. Ten years later a group of QHHS class of 2001 alumni raised the funds to erect the monument at the corner of Avenue L and 60th Street West right in front of the office. I am glad I got to see it this last weekend.