Since I pretty much grew up in Moorpark, after being born in Camarillo; I, too, had worked through…read morethe whole Moorpark Unified School District system. The only problem I had here was my counselor playing favorites over ethnic backgrounds. I am dead serious. No I am not saying she was prejudiced, but it was kind of shady. Every time I asked her a question, she would somehow misunderstand it and say that she would keep my decisions in mind, until she helped Hispanic students. Of course, during this time, there was a program going around in getting more Hispanic educated and into college. There should be nothing wrong with this; however, I am merely stating that I should deserve the same one on one time. In the last two years, I did have a better counselor though and for that, I am totally happy for. All in all, for a high school that was known for their Academic Decathlon, FBLA, and football program; I was happy to be a Musketeer from 2004-2008. Sure I never was able to make it into Aca Deca, but FBLA was pretty cool (I placed 10th, in my Senior Year, in the Spreadsheets category- out of 10 people that had actually taken the test and still have not received my well deserved plaque) and the football games were fun to watch. Love the fact that the picture repping this place is Performing Arts building. Even though I had never participated in Drama, Theater, and Acting; I was able to be in a lot of movies in Lexington, KY. I guess some of the strengths of this high school, if it was a strength, indirectly rubbed off on me~

Field was beautiful, but the bathroom situation was disgustingly dirty and unhealthy.read more

Wasted multiple hours of my time and gas. Only to reject me for a job that required hardly any…read morequalifications asides from a high school diploma. Didn't even have the courtesy reject me via phone call. One of the most underpaying school districts.

Excellent school district and now back on track from it's fiscal woes, thanks to newcomers Jeff…read moreDonabedian and Scott DeTorre. If any of you are thinking of moving to Ventura County, please consider Moorpark. You won't be disappointed with the schools.

Was a student here from grades 6th through 8th and I still have some memories. Outdoor school was…read moregreat and the staff were helpful as well. I had my first crush here and I also remember getting kicked in the face by a girl for some unknown reason. All in all, it was pretty chill.

I just pray that one day they will learn to pick up the phone. It's not that hard. Especially when…read moreschool is all online.

I went to the school for about 4 years I really really enjoyed it and if you do not enjoy the…read moreschool then I don't know what to tell you

Not quite my tempo. . . the theater department could use some TLC. Yikes! Rumor has it they are on…read moretheir 20th encore right now. . . Also please get a vocal coach for the kids. Brutal.

I went to the school when I was a little kid I enjoyed it so much the teachers there are amazing…read morethey are so kind wonderful school

I was once told that (substances) were found in the yard. This is concerning. I'd rather have my…read morekid going to Valley view. Good kids, and my kids like it there.

Decided to brush up on my Spanish after many years out of the classroom, I'm going back. I wasn't…read moresure which level to register for so stopped by the office to speak with the lovely folks inside. So glad I did. Was given choices, shown the text books and had all questions answered and then some more! Looking forward to starting! If the registration process was as smoothly as the classes will be, this is gonna be a wonderful adventure. Thank you Conejo Valkley Education for being an excellent resource for our community.

I have been out of the administrative world since 2008. At that time I had jobs as executive…read moreassistant or office manager. Obviously technology has passed me by. I recently enrolled at Conejo Valley adult education for a certificate program for office manager in order to get back up to speed in order to support myself after my divorce is final. It is a scary time... but fortunately for me, Chris Wilson has been my teacher for the first two classes in my certificate program. He is so thorough and makes sure every student knows what they are doing. I suddenly feel empowered. Because I am not just going through the motions. I am re-learning what I knew so long ago after many years. The class projects that he gives us proves to me that I actually know what he's teaching. I did not think I would be able to get back what I have lost. It is apparent that Mr. Wilson loves his job and he truly is rooting for his students and is willing to help them however he can. I recently had an early meeting with my attorney during class hours which I could not change. So I ended up being over an hour late for class. He was so accommodating and came to me during class break and caught me up on everything that the rest of the class had gone over that morning. Mr. Wilson has been my instructor for the first two classes for my certificate program. I can only hope that as I move forward, any other instructor that I encounter at the Conejo Valley adult school will be as knowledgeable, enthusiastic and patient as he has been with the entire class.