What an amazing day at Carter High School for the RUSD annual Divergent Games…read more My son participates in these games every year. The district provides food, drinks, and water. They also have Special Needs Coffee there serving drinks for purchase. Supporting this business is everything because it stands on an amazing cause. The downfall to this event was it was almost too hot for our kids to be out there and the games had nothing with water to keep them cooled off. They ended up calling the games early because of the heat. Another bad thing was, they knew they were hosting an event on the football field but they didn't bother cleaning off the bleachers where parents had to sit. They were full of dust and cobwebs. Luckily we had stuff to wipe them down. My clothes still managed to get dirty because everything was filthy, including the bars to lean on to overlook the field.

Class of 2013. Had no problems at this high school. Great environment great teachers!!! We got a…read morestatue and a painting for are accomplishments.

One thing i dont like about this place is they just let kids go out without making sure parents are…read moreoutside waiting. 1 kid almost got hit by a car and Ms.Savannah just ignore the parent that complained about letting kids out.

First off this place is a good place for kids of all ages to learn. So why 3 stars then, well I…read morewish owner and staffers would be out here and enforcing their out rules keeping everyone abiding by the rules like a library. People have no respect to others Ki's and adults alike. Kids screaming, yelling, running around, parents talking on their phones too loud etc. SO PLEASE OWNERS and STAFFERS please enforce the common sense of waiting area to to be quite

PARENTS!!!! I am…read morevery concerned about how this school addresses student safety. At a recent school dance, a student reported being inappropriately touched and was left in tears. Instead of receiving compassion and immediate protection, the student was met with skepticism and a dismissive attitude from administration. (Dr F ) To make matters worse, the school allowed a mosh pit on the dance floor -- a completely unsafe and irresponsible choice at a school event. This created a chaotic environment where serious incidents could (and did) occur. A school's first priority should be the safety and well-being of its students. In this case, the lack of empathy, poor response, and failure to provide a safe environment showed me that this administration needs serious training and accountability. Families deserve to know how situations like this are being handled. The school officer seemed to be the only one concerned for the student

We were here watching a Wrestling Program. All the kids did a great job. I was attempting to sit in…read morethe gym bleachers to watch the wrestling match. The bleachers don't have handrails. The steps are extremely deep, more so than most steps. I just couldn't get up on the step to sit in the bleachers. A very nice wrestling student from Etiwanda High School and my husband helped me up. Everyone was very nice there however, I heard other wrestling watchers complaining about the steps with no handrails and how deep the steps are.

This place saved the academic career of my son. He went to private school and got sick of the…read moregames that both the teachers and fellow students played. Tried his hand at online school and that did not work out. This place is wonderful and a Godsend. It is ultra casual with the teachers letting the students and parents call them by their first name. Have not met any administrators yet, but I assume Mr, Ms or whatever would be in order. The students work on two or three classes at a time and have packets that need to be completed in a timely manner since the courses move so quickly. (About 4-6 weeks for a class to be completed) Another point I love about this school is the school has the philosophy of prepping the students for college. Moreover, here is the kicker your child is doing good you get a phone call, of course you are contacted when work is not up to par. I am still floored that my child was on the honor roll last semester. If your child is not down with the typical high school experience, you may want to try this charter school.

The staff here is unprofessional, incompetent, disorganized and rude. I arrived at about 1:05 for a…read more1:00 appointment. The girl at the front counter was on the phone and did not acknowledge me at all. I kept standing at the counter waiting, hoping maybe she'd help me or that someone else would come by. Nope. After 15 full minutes she finally looked at me and while still on the phone asked me what I needed. I said we have an appointment at 1:00. She said, sorry, you're late. I said I have been standing here for 15 minutes. Even the other woman who was sitting in the lobby said yea she's been standing there for a while. Now they want me to reschedule for next week when I have taken the day off of work to come here.

Best school in Rialto , they always serve the best lunch that's healthy and safe for students to…read moreeat . And they have good care for the students and their learning including everyone in their class for any activity . My son also gets including in everything instead of being left out , and the staff and teachers are very nice and reliable .

Started school here, it's been good so far, start class at one pm and end class at 4 pm.read more

Great school. My son graduated early and was able to take advantage of multiple pathways trips!…read more The opportunities available at this school are well worth looking into for your student. Whether they don't feel like regular high-school is a good fit, want to get ahead or need to catch up. Julie was a fabulous teacher the engery at the center is fun and inviting. My only complaint would be that I believe Options as a whole needs to step up their communication game when it comes to effectively getting information to parents. They have so much to offer and so little is known about them. But I definitely reccomend this great school

I like the school the only thing I didnt like was that my daughters kindergarden teacher was…read morechanged three times so I was alwaYs asking questions on her homework and it was frustrating

Came for a literacy event the district was hosting for elementary schools. It was a really nice…read moreevent with a lot of free books for the kids. Even food was included, which was nice. Sadly, I didn't stay long nor did I participate in stopping by all the booths for cotton candy because the event was not wheelchair accessible. My son ordered a wheelchair for safety to prevent elopement and social anxiety and it was too difficult to push him in the grass in it. The chair almost fell over a few times. We ended up leaving! On positive note, I appreciate the event for people who could enjoy it.