(This school turned me gay)I've have lived in Carlsbad since I've came out of the womb. I was born…read moreas a leader and strong man. In this school they ask my pronouns I'm not in to that gay stuff. I wrote man and got points off, I'm not happy with that. I am leader of the football team like generations of my family has been. I have had many bad stories of the locker room. But this is the worst I walk in after hard practice sweaty and smelly. I was not ok with this as my girlfriend likes me smelling like an alpha male (I am one) I walk it to the showers witch are always full of naked men. I walk over to one of the showers in the corner to see two men making out. I throw up in my mouth and spit it out after closing the stall door. I go over to one of the sinks and wash out the room. I go over to the janitors closet and pull out bleach pouring it in my eyes and mouth. I walk back to one of the stalls and open the door. What stood behind that door roped the ungodly sin I had seen just before... A big pile of shit was scatter all around but mostly by the drain. It looked like someone tried shoving it down. I turned to leave. I walked to my locker excepting that I was not going to have a shower. I put on my pants leaving my shirt and began leaving when I saw one of the cheerleaders (they let boys and girls on the team) He was walking In to the locker and headed over to one of the many lockers. I stayed behind to watch him change. He pulled off his shirt I saw his pale frail body. I couldn't pull my eyes off his body. The way his hair laid just above his eyes. I felt myself drawn to him. I walked over to him. I was painful obviously towering over him. He looked at me before looking down at my chest. I grabbed his chin pulling his head up to we were face to face. You look so beautiful. I lend in for a kiss which he reciprocated we locked lips and only pulled away when we were out of breath. I pushed him against the locker and we were hard making out. We stopped after 10 minutes when the bell rang Signaling that school had ended. I invited him to lunch at the nearby habitat and we went. I ditched my girlfriend and broke up with her over text that night. Me and my boyfriend have been together for 3 months and love each other a lot.

This high school is an amazing and still semi-new school!…read more LCC has a wonderful staff of nice and friendly administration and teachers that are there to all help the students. All of the students here at this school all graduate, and continue to go onto such wonderful colleges all around the country. Their theater department is large and has a great indoor theater. This high school also has a outdoor amphitheater for those great summer nights. This school offers languages such as Japanese, French, Spanish, and American Sign Language. Also, they have a great dance, photography, and computer graphics area.

They spout how they are inclusive and create classes based on demand. This is definitely not the…read morecase. This school is just like all the others. I am so disappointed that my kid chose this school. Shame on SDA for luring kids here then turning on them and ripping opportunities away. A lot of cruelty here.

SDAs Bathroom Stall walls look so fucking sick. They have a mechanical class in the bathroom…read more.. It's such a shame to have a small room inside the bathroom. The have an upstairs area for inside classrooms with no windows and some classes do. They have an upper decking with a viewpoint of the whole campus plus the Orthrodonist, Rite Aid, and 7 Eleven. The Mustang Commons looks like a university. Ceilings are big and good enough for having a voice classes. All their vending machines are blocked off for the summertime. Fresh air inside/outside makes it easier to for me as incoming LCC Sophomore to breathe... Their water bottles are still purified, their Chimmie Chonga or Posada Burritos can be beat

So far we have loved the experience and I could not be happier at the school (and I have high…read morestandards and expectations). Each grade offers children to work at their own pace, and children can learn curriculum in reading/math up to two grades above each grade they're in without a competitive feel between the children. NO IPADS which is amazing since all public schools use that now as a learning tool and I'd rather my daughter not learn via tapping her finger on a screen. There is an intentional effort to have healthier food options at events, ordered school lunches, birthdays in class, aftercare snacks, but there is also no judgement amongst parents or between admin and parents. They offer extracurricular classes for kids in TK and beyond. My daughter does keyboard and dance once a week after school, and it's really nice, she just stays an extra half hour and I pick her up when it's done, and she LOVES them. The aftercare program has been amazing compared to the other Montessori we went to prior to ECDS. We absolutely love our teachers this year, along with the extracurricular teachers we've met. Ms. Hayes is the new principal but has worked at the school for over 10-15 years, and she is just wonderful, caring, dedicated, and knowledgeable. It's a really good feeling as a parent to have the principal and teachers open and welcoming of communication, and allowing us to be involved with our child's experience at school. Feel free to DM me on Yelp if you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer them!

This elementary school administration is completely in inept and lazy. If you have a child with any…read moresort of special needs, or he/she needs any special assistance at school, look elsewhere!!!!!! Apparently if your child doesn't fit into the perfect square box, or they may learn differently, you will be overlooked immediately. Discrimination at its finest. Fortunately I've heard the teachers are amazing. So that is their saving grace.

So impressed with this beautiful school! I had the opportunity to do an interpreting assignment…read morethere and enjoyed the school so much! This is like the ideal school, so beautiful building that looks like revival Spanish style. I was able to take a mini tour around the patio with the beautiful tile-adorned fountains, looks like a mini village, so nice everything. From the moment you enter, all the interactions are fantastic. The professionals working there seem to be very caring. I hope I can go again for another gig, it was an awesome experience!

Great place to send your kids…read more The staff genuinely cares. It's small enough that they personally know each child. With a remodel the technology and facilities are top notch. It's a dream school for teachers, all of the tools you could possibly need are at your disposal.

was a bit of a bad student but doesn't explain the unfairness in how many students such as myself…read morewere treated by the students and the staff. on multiple accounts did I get in trouble for something I didn't do and many other kids that did worse things blamed it on me. the school isn't overall that bad and some notable staff members and teachers that I found great were mrs novum, Mr Tyler, ms horn, Mrs byars and Mr pavlovich. The schools building could be better but the staff and students are rude. Impolite or flat out racist, besides the people I listed off, there isn't many other good people there and I never woke up on a school day feeling safe at school.

2020- COVID, Online School, Online Learning in Person, Online Assignments…read more 2021- Work handed in Person, Masked Up School #2. 2022- Masked Off, In Person Learning is good again and up and running. I graduated and finished strong and then started LCC in 2022. What a fun middle school to attend at Oak Crest.

I enrolled my child at this school last year, and it was a very bad experience. From middle school…read moreup, classes are mixed with much younger students all the way to high schoolers in the same classroom. The older kids openly bullied the younger ones, often in front of the teacher, with no consequences. According to my child, teachers were passive-aggressive toward each other, which created a tense and unhealthy atmosphere. The principal also controls what teachers are allowed to tell parents, so you may not get the full truth about what your child experiences during the school day. I would not recommend this school.

Pacific Academy Encinitas has been a great fit for our 7th grade daughter. She feels valued, safe…read moreand cared for at school. The staff is loving, encouraging and accommodating. The small class sizes lead to individualization and great support from teachers. In addition to academic support, PAE encourages participation in school sports & activities, even without prior experience. These opportunities have helped our daughter to develop self-confidence and allowed her to create friendships with students across grade levels. We are so grateful for PAE & the culture of learning they have created.

As a student here I have some things to say, all of the teachers are great, students are fun, and…read moreprograms are incredible.

This review focus only on Baseball field at Mission Estancia school. Mission Estancia school has…read moreonly one field and that too not well maintained. These outfield is very dry and grass is patchy. School restrooms are closed on the weekends, very inconvenient. Lot of water fountains around, starting area are great with lot of shades. Trash cans around the park, great work done by park schoo staffs. Parking is plenty around the park. Just park and walk on to the gates. Also there are is a play area for small kids. This place is good for a quick game and for the parents

My son whom you asked to leave your school just graduated from CSUSM and got his CPA license…read more Hiring a school psychologist would help your students to find out why they aren't performing rather than just booting them out. My son was diagnosed with ADHD and with medication he went from needing a tutor to being a tutor at CSUSM. It's a disservice to students to not tell parents to get testing and talk to a school psychologist about problems like bullying in school which also occurred at Grauer and affected his performance. Lack of motivation is associated with ADHD and also the severe bullying that was occurring off campus when he was biking to school. A psychologist would have been able to deal with these issues.

Wonderful school, with a beautiful and peaceful campus. The lesson plan is designed to engage…read morestudents in discussion, and completely embrace todays highly politicized, and identity centric curriculum seen in public schools. Head Master and Founder of school Dr Stuart Grauer, is recognized nationally as sincere and thoughtful leader of the small school movement. Get his book her https://www.amazon.com/Fearless-Teaching-Collected-Stuart-Grauer/dp/0986016004 Dr. Grauer is a strong proponent of Socratic learning, and that philosophy is embraced by some, but not all faculty. Dr Grauer is a believer in experiential learning, and twice a year sends students on excellent national and international expeditions of learning and service! He also strongly believes in giving his students a stage to both preform on musically (amazing program, led by amazing instructors) , and one to pontificate on via a once a year special event for parents and grandparents put on by the Girl Rising club called Grauer Speaks. In past years it has been a night of student, and sometimes faculty monologues exploring a wide variety of social problems; from from LBGTQ issues, to women's rights, and the "Rape Culture in America" to name a few that I witnessed. It is often an intense night of student involvement and activism. My daughter excelled while at Grauer, and is now attending a prestigious women's College in western Massachusetts and thriving in the liberal arts program. Bottom line, Grauer School has an excellent college preparatory program , led by a thoughtful and principled leader. Grauer School embraces the gamut of todays enlightened curriculum. Highly recommend!