School bullying is something that the school should take seriously! Brea-Olinda High School fall…read moreshort of exactly that. Unacceptable response from the school, the school district, principal, office staff and teachers. If a student is being bullied, first thing that should happen is to separate them. Not only did the school and the district over promised their commitments, they couldn't even take the first step by separating all parties inside the classrooms. Unacceptable and shame on both the school and the school district!

Ever since I've been involved with your adult transition program and the special ed Department…read more I've been nothing but overly pleased with the excellent customer service that I receive regarding my son Andrew Gandara I've been wanting to yelp this for years now but never find the time to do it. Thank you mr. Webber and staff you all go Way Beyond and I very much appreciate it, I don't know how you do it but you do it and get it done in a fantastic fashion. Sincerely , Robbi Gandara

This is the only junior high in Brea. I have some memories here…read more Let's see - a trip down memory lane. I met one of my oldest friends here in 8th grade because I remember that we had to make a memorial of September 11th. Somehow we ended up being really close friends after only knowing each other for a couple of weeks. Then again, our moms became best friends and are still close today. It was an interesting 2 years of my life. I would have to comment on some of the teachers, but then again, some of my teachers may have left already. My brother goes here now, and it seems okay. He does have some of the teachers that I had, but the place looks a lot newer than it did when I was there. New buildings and parking lot.

This is BY FAR the rudest office staff I have EVER met! All my child have grown up going to Brea…read moreschools. I absolutely Despise having to talk to a office staff there. Of all the schools I've been to, the amount of disrespect is unbelievable. When regarding a situation with covid protocols my ex husband and I had concerns. The principal decided to HANG up on my ex husband because she was uncomfortable with the concerns he addressed. I went as far to get the superintendent involved because of her lack of professionalism. I absolutely love the education that the Brea schools provide. The quality is unmatched.But the office at Brea Jr high is a pure embarrassment. I avoid going in at all cost. I have had no issues with the other schools my children attend and have not had this same experience with ANY previous schools office staff. Someone needs to make a change.

CL is a place where students grow into the best versions of themselves because they are surrounded…read moreby encouraging friends and supportive teachers.

This school might actually be heaven on earth. I attend here and I love it! The kids are nice and…read morethe teachers always extend great kindness towards the students. When I was in 5th grade, Miss Minshall always pushed us getting us ready for middle school. She was so amazing and the the teachers only get better and better. Miss Alfaro is so funny and actually understands us so well and yet knows when it's time to be serious. Miss Grasz gives excellent Spanish class teaching with her "Gabi" stories. Gabi is a cat who we read about in small cartoons. She does crazy stuff and makes that class so enjoyable. Mrs. Young is basically the same as Miss Alfaro. She's amazing! Mrs. Min always forgives no matter what. Our class is 30 students, and it is not easy to deal with us. We are very talkative. She keeps her cool and is always so nice to us. Mrs. Blain is great and always doing what needs to be done. Pastor Eric provides great Church messages getting us all closer to God. If you're looking to put your kid in private school and you're close to Brea, I would encourage you to bring your kid here. 5 stars for sure!

Summer league basketball, when you witness 6-7 kids not being able to play even a second of a…read moreSUMMER league game . How are you supposed to evaluate the skills of each player?

Been around the school for over 10 years and even with all the changes, I would rate this school…read morehigher than the surrounding school options. Great leadership.

Troy High School is a top rated, public school located across the street from Cal State Fullerton…read more The homes around the school are really nice... My son had a basketball tournament here and it is has been one of the nicer high schools to play on. Tournaments are very expensive and the parking at high schools are usually free. They have several divided basketball gyms and they serve Chik-Fil-a at the games.

My son recently graduated from Troy HS IB program and he absolutely loved his entire HS experience!…read moreThe teachers and administrative staff are extremely helpful and caring. Although Troy is a public HS the quality education and caring staff gives an ambience of a private school setting.

I am sharing our family's experience with the Dual Language Immersion (DLI) program during the…read moreperiod when Mr. Barrientos served as principal. Our family participated in the program for seven years. Based on our experience, there was limited emphasis on consistent conversational Spanish in daily classroom instruction. Although we were informed that the program's language balance would shift over time, we did not observe a meaningful increase in Spanish use with students. After several years in the program, our children were still not able to comfortably speak Spanish, which was unexpected given the program's stated goals. Families considering this program should be aware that additional private tutoring may be necessary to support language development. We also noted limited availability of Spanish-speaking support staff, which may impact reinforcement of language learning outside the classroom. In addition to academic concerns, our family experienced student safety issues. Over a prolonged period, my child was subjected to bullying that eventually escalated into a physical incident. These concerns were brought to the attention of school administration, including Mr. Barrientos. From our perspective, the response did not result in effective resolution or prevention. Certain leadership statements and interactions raised concerns for us regarding school culture and accountability. While interpretations may vary, these experiences contributed to a loss of confidence in the administration's handling of both academic programming and student well-being. I am sharing this feedback so other families can make informed decisions and so these concerns may be reviewed and addressed moving forward.

they forced the students to do games that they didn't even want to play and they didn't let the…read morestudents play in most of the areas of the outside they should fix this before more students get mad and a lot of students all ready do not like the changes I hope they see this and change it not a fan at all and I'm not the only one who agrees with this

TERRIBLE school dude I don't know where to start. Okay lets…read moresee, spanish teacher Sr. Miller would ridicule me infront of the class while I could barely hold myself up from passing out because of my severe depression, Mr. Davis gave me multiple eating disorders from health class, Mr. Acton was really pervy around the girls in PE, Mrs. Braun was indoctrinating her students putting her politcal views into her lessons (including very racist messages), Mr. McRae told his students he would join ICE (teachers politics should not be mentioned in schools), the students are incredibly misbehaved, VP Mrs. Chapman is very rude to students, the cell phone rules are too much (seriously, at El Dorado they allow phones and theres almsot nobody misbehaving), overall this school is horrible. The amount of suffering I was put through going to this school is incomprehensible, the students are torturous and the staff are rude and push politics onto kids. (Also shoutout to Mr. LeGrand, Mrs. Lapworth, Mr. Taberski, Mr. Gonzalez, Mrs. German (retired), and those are the only notable staff members that I've met.)

A very unwelcoming principal and office staff how disappointing as a former student to return to…read morebring your infant to see one of your former teachers and to be dismissed PR is important my dear principal. The skill I learned from him at this school and high school earned me a full ride to college.

I attended Rosary Academy (named Rosary High School back then) from 2006 to 2010. Rosary Academy…read moreempowers young women through a Catholic college-preparatory education. Rosary graduates are ready to walk in faith and lead with confidence. They have grown as individuals, discovered their true identities, expressed their uniqueness, found their voices, and have embraced success. Students are complete, confident young women who hold Christ and Mary at the center of all they do. As a Catholic faith community, Rosary begins each day with prayer and gathers for masses as well as for prayer services throughout the year. While Rosary Academy offers rigorous academics that includes numerous AP and Honors courses, they also provide a collaborative learning environment. Teachers are very engaging and interactive during classes always playing games, singing songs, or facilitating discussions. What makes students stand out is their ability to speak their mind in class without being shut down or judged. Their voices are heard, and they share their brilliant ideas while respecting the opinions of others. At Rosary Academy, we stand in faith, we stand together, and we stand tall. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Most of what I wrote above is total rubbish and I will now go to confession. Truthfully, you will be paying A LOT for a sisterhood that a majority of girls will seek again with sororities in college. It was less High School Musical and more Mean Girls. Most teachers are very caring and set high expectations (as they should since tuition is costly). I can't say Rosary prepared me for science courses or has much diversity, but maybe that's different these days. Try and humble the privileged girls and their snobby parents. Hindsight is 20/20. Rather than throwing money down the toilet for four years send your daughter to Troy High School or Oxford Academy. Apply the $50,000+ savings towards college tuition. Cons: all girls Pros: all girls, uniforms, unshaved legs, #RosaryBun

Academics here are top notch! I had a sister who attended this academy and she grew spiritually and…read moreacademically in just a short amount of time!

pretty good school. Nice people. Good teachers. This word count is annoying…read more Dd

This review is for the music program only. My nephew who is a junior and will graduate in the class…read moreof 2020 is in the Jazz Program. He's in Jazz 1 which is the highest level of student musicians. There three levels currently...3, 2 and 1. We've attended several concerts in the El Dorado Music Center. It's a great place with good seats and great acoustics. But best of all is the music director, Eric Sampson. He's done a fabulous job with the kids. Usually when they have a concert they will invite a big name musician to come and mentor and play accompany the band. This year they had Bijon Watson an accomplished trumpet player. If you get a chance to come see these kids play, do it! They're unbelievably talented.

Two of our nieces attended Sunny Hills High School in Fullerton. Been here several times to watch…read morethem in various events. The facilities have been above average. Not as modern as other schools, but not bad either. Our nieces enjoyed their time here. They learned a lot, and they had good teachers for the most part. Did not hear any major complaints from the nieces regarding Sunny Hills High School.

This is my sons first year attending this school. I am shocked to hear the language used by…read moreteachers, staff and wrestling coaches towards the students. My son comes home every day with stories and how the teens are talked to. I am so disappointed to hear this. I don't know that this was a good choice for us. I can't wait for my first open house visit. I am eager to meet this schools staff.