I'm so incredibly blown away with the architecture and history that emits from Stanford…read more This building is not exception. The MED Café located on the ground floor of the Li Ka Shing Building at 291 Campus Drive. WOW! Both indoor and outdoor seating options make the MED Café a great place to grab a meal. Award-winning catering services featuring healthy, organic and sustainable cuisine, using fresh, locally sourced ingredients http://conferencecenter.stanford.edu/

Beautiful campus. A lot of renovations going on. Nice classrooms with great views. They give med…read morestudents free iPads.

It is my alma matter. I had hood memories when studying there. It is where I met my good friends to…read morethis day. Some of the teachers have retired already.

Best High School in the area. Both my kids graduated from here. There are many activities, sports,…read moreclubs, and more for your kids to grow and meet people. This is the best place to raise your kids. Just keep an eye on them.

Came here for basketball tournament. Nice gym. Very clean. Only downside was that AC was not…read moreworking. It was 90 degrees Fahrenheit this weekend.

I don't exactly hate this place because, from what I remember, the teachers were alright. However,…read moreI will knock them down big time because, like with Laurelwood Elementry school, they thought I was autistic and had learning disabilities despite having high grades, and showing off my skills in arithmetic in one of their teacher-student conferences for "the mentally disabled". I'm also someone who wants friends and gets along with most people perfectly, so that fact should've disregarded these mentally challenged officials claims about me being "autistic".

Carnegie Mellon is a top school for computer science. This little sleeper is a Silicon Valley gem…read morefor anyone interested in software. As a graduate student institution, they give a lot of personal attention to your goals as a student. Moreover, the facility has perks: - Free Wi-Fi - Espresso Coffee, Tea - Gated and guarded by US military - Moffett field has tennis courts, parks, and grass areas nearby - International and multi-cultural faculty

Graduated from Cupertino High in 1968. School was good then, and has only gotten better! Someone…read moreblogged about Sports being bad, then it turns out it was just whining about the "Cheer" section. Gee - where's your priorities - Don't you care about your child's education? What's that girls future? - Professional cheerleader. Those jobs pay $15.00 a game. People lie, cheat to get their kid into CHS. Wonder why? When I was there, it was a student-run school - with adult supervision. Helped immensely to prepare me for real life. Russ Danielson

I was fortunate enough to attend last week's Spring Choir Show, an impressive presentation of song…read moreand movement, a high-quality formal concert, as described in the printed program but clearly not accepted by the rowdy parents in the audience, who continued to use their cell phones, take photos, move about the auditorium to get better shots, whistling and cheering and shouting. An initial announcement warned that "ushers would be busy enforcing these rules" but they were not. This leads me to wonder if the Music Department should consider giving, in addition to the regular show, one Performance (perhaps higher-priced) for those who truly desire a formal setting and are willing to behave, and where enforcement would be a fact. What a difference it would make to my appreciation of the music!

Yeah, this school has strict rules. Yeah, this school isn't accredited. Butttt... they're pretty…read moreopen about it, and I'd say most (if not all) understand this before enrolling. The school's main purpose is to have graduates join the ministry, so complaints about not being able to find a secular job with your degree seems kinda dumb.* *Side note: Fellow alumni I'm familiar with work in tech, are engineers, are entrepreneurs or work in management. They also all make great money. Don't use the college as a convenient excuse on why you can't find a job - you either lack the motivation or are _________. (I'll let you fill in the blank.) Back to reviewing the school... I loved my college experience! I attended 6 different public schools between K-12th grade, and nothing comes close to what GSBC has to offer. Teachers and staff genuinely care about your well-being and your relationship with Christ. They also are so committed to your success, that the cost of tuition/room and board is ridiculously low. It allowed me to work full-time and personally pay for my own school payment on a monthly basis. I not only graduated with a 4-year degree, but also came out of it completely debt free. Not many people attending a secular college can say something similar. Last but not least, I'm originally from LA and there is a Bible college closer to home, but I'm so glad that I chose GSBC. The weather is amazing, there are unlimited job opportunities and both the snow and the beach are only a drive away. I can't recommend this place enough!

GSBC is the greatest college ever! I received an excellent education, great hands-on ministry…read moretraining, met my wife there, made life long friends and some of my best memories are there! There is no better choice than this place.

What this school is doing is amazing. It is allowing opportunity for life-long learning for…read moreeveryone. CAA is specifically offering a chance for adults with special abilities to continue to learn which is not a option for most at this time. The school also supports the students as individuals, where they are allowed to choose the classes they are interested in versus putting everyone in the same box. I actually think this is the model that all schools should be like for all students. The founders of this college are true Mountain Movers and it's such a wonderful organization to support. I really believe that this is a school worth supporting for by anyone and everyone but if you know a student who has differing abilities and would like to continue to learn, CAA is definitely the place to go.

The work that CAA is doing with its students is inspirational. Every parent of a child with a…read moredisability should be so fortunate as to have a CAA nearby, and we do--right here in San Jose. This college provides a safe environment for adults with differing abilities through a lifelong collegiate experience of exposure, education, and friendship.

Great school went there for all my 3 years of Middle School. The staff was good, the kids were…read morefriendly and just had a great middle school experience thanks to this school. Definitely recommend. Thank you Cabrillo Middle school. (Make sure to Join the music program with Mr.Okamura he'll take you places with music and a great person to thank you for everything Mr.O Mateo.M)

Ah man, really?! My former middle school deserves better than a three star rating…read more As a Cougar alum who graduated in the mid-2000's, I am proud to have gone here. It is one of four middle schools in Santa Clara and is located conveniently next to the city's Youth Activity Center (YAC) and Teen Center. ACADEMICS - I find the academic instruction to be good, although maybe not as high-achieving as that of Peterson. In 6th grade the students will have the same set of 30-35 students in every class while teachers will change. Then in 7th/8th grade there will be the same students in every "core" class (where one period is Language Arts and the other Social Studies) while in the other classes the teachers and students will change. Additionally, in 7th/8th grades there will be the option to take an elective class, which includes: leadership, art, TAing (teacher assistants), and a few more. SPORTS - There is a variety of afterschool sport programs here, including: volleyball, basketball, wrestling, soccer, and more. When I was a student here, there was a no cuts rule which was unique against the other middle schools. The wonderful thing about this is it encourages fitness and doesn't exclude any student. FACILITIES - The facilities are nice but unfortunately the school does not have school lockers or a gym like that of Peterson and Buchser since those two are former high schools. However, this is rarely a problem as textbooks are distributed in sets of two (one for the student to take home and one kept in class) and the YAC allows the middle school to use its gym. FUN FACTS - The 49ers STEM Leadership Institute (science, tech, engineering, math) is held here! Also, it may or may not be true that the principal Stan Garber plays whiffle ball with students in the mornings :).