Ok, I am gonna admit it right now...I am a mama bear. I am very protective with my children…read morebecause I have seen so many adults abuse their leadership roles. It takes a team of caring individuals and unity to create a good learning environment . Mr. Scotti, the principle, has done and outstanding job leading this school. He has the gift of caring. Very rare these days. The teachers do care about their students and are willing to help, if needed. I am very thankful for this school.

Excellent school, faculty, facilities and sports program. Mr Scotti and Mr Cosgrove take a very…read moreproactive step in being present for these children from knowing each child's name, to being outside school watching traffic and maintaining their safety. This school runs equivalent to any private high school. Top benefits include: 1. Tutoring (free of charge) 2. Off site and didactic learning 3. Uniform standards 4. AP- College level learning 5. Five star ratings J. Correa RN (parent of a 9th grader)

Love the school and staff! The bummer part is the lazy parents suck for double parking making it…read moretough for us to leave sometimes.

My little cousin went this school but it wasn't really a great experience. He's was often picked on…read moreand discriminated against because of his skin, and height. The principal's Mrs. Wells and Ms. Aguirre did their best to diffuse a lot of the situations, and work with my cousin, but between the some of the students, the lady Ms. Reb that worked the front office , the yard guards ( Ms Schm. and Ms De La C) and his first grade teacher Ms. M, he had a hard time adjusting. His second grade (H) and third grade teacher (Mr. C) were so much better, but he still had problems and then pandemic happened. Once the pandemic was declared to be over, my aunt tried to enroll him, but the lady at the office informed her it would be hard to enroll on campus because of the problems he had with the students. They penalized him even though he was being bullied by the first grade teacher and the students. So my aunt kept him in homeschool outside of LAUSD, and he's been thriving ever since.

let me say that if you're gonna send your kids here, put em in honors. Gen Ed will surround your…read morechild with overworked teachers. even in steam I only enjoyed 2 teachers before I graduated. shoutout Keach and Fergeson for being the only real ones.

If I can give this school 0 stars I would! I graduated from…read moreSan Pedro high in 2017. The teachers were terrible, I learned nothing, I was treated poorly, they didn't let me go to prom because I didn't have "government hours" which I told them I did from my previous school but since they were so lazy and unprofessional to call the other school for proof they made me do it again (mind you they told me last minute I didn't have government hours, I did not have any government/history classes at the time because I passed them at my previous school so how could I be informed such information) They were not allowing me to cross the stage until my family had to go up to the school and tell them certain teachers that I had were no help to me! Why does my family have to take time off their day to let you know I'm trying but I have no help! Not only that but I found out they let a football player at the time do ALL of the senior activities, even go to prom and his grades were horrible! At the end of every thing he ended up not crossing the stage because I guess they were fed up (He is a gang member now) At the end of it all I crossed that stage and left that school with my head held high! & a few tears from trauma!

Mrs Kim Mrs oh and Mr salsada were the best teachers but some of the staff were kinda mean and…read moredidn't have any patience with people PBL was fun too

Great little school (my Jr high Alma mater)…read more.. Biggest gripes aren't with the school but the lack of "parking enforcement" and / or school official to oversee the idiotic, selfless, asinine parents that are too effin' lazy to either arrive early, or be considerate and walk to get their children. It's an effing mad house when school lets out. Peeps will double park and block those of us that arrive early, creating a ginormous clusterfucking exodus to get your babies home. But... the school is cool. Not a fan of the varying "dismissal gates" either. Things just aren't what they used to be...

Review #971 2026-037…read more My teen daughter is on her high school's JV Swim Team, & had a meet at San Pedro High School last week. At the time, I didn't know it was held here & went to the main campus on 1610 S. Leland St. based on their athletic calendar & H's swim meet schedule (that doesn't include the address). She had a performance that made her miss the team bus so I had to pick her up; luckily, I was an hour early & saw maintenance by the entrance, who informed me their pool is at the Olguin Campus. She texted her teammates & they also shared the Leland St. address. I'm assuming the team bus also went to the main campus & was redirected here. When I arrived at the Olguin Campus, the driveway was a bit confusing & I ended up at the valet line with a teacher/administrator yelling at me to keep moving. I flagged her down & said I need to drop-off my daughter at their pool for a swim meet, & she told me to circle around & make a left. It was hard to understand her, considering the distance she was yelling directions to me that I ended up exiting the campus & driving around the perimeter of the school on 36th St., adjacent to the back of the school. I found an entrance/exit on Leavenworth Dr. & found it was locked on closer inspection. It took another 8-mins. to circle back to Alma St. & enter the campus again. I dropped off H at the pool's entrance & circled around for parking. There's no public parking, & saw several cars parked on the red marked zones near the pool, & others parking in the teacher lot. I didn't see any parking permits so I rolled into one of the empty spaces. Swimming Pool Directions: - enter/head east on Main St. - head towards circle, & make right on Spring St. - drive ~0.1-mi., pool is on left It was perfect swim weather, sunny & low 70°s! H competed in 4 events: 200YD Medley Relay (swimming 1st on 50YD backstroke), 200YD Freestyle, 100YD Freestyle, & 4 x 50YD Freestyle Relay (swimming 4th/anchor position). She came in 1st in all her events & in the relay legs to help the girls JV win: 103 (WHS) to 28 (SPHS)! She's a couple inches taller & a bit stronger in her sophomore season... shaving 30+ secs. from her distance swim (200 Free). It was a redemption swim from her freshman year: 1st on 50YD backstroke but team came in 4th, 3rd on 200 Free, 1st on 100 Free, & 1st on 4 x 50 Free Relay with team score of: 66 (WHS) to 70 (SPHS). Post-meet, I was able to research that there are 2 San Pedro High School campuses, with the 2012 San Pedro High School -- John M. & Muriel Olguin Campus established to alleviate overcrowding at the original flagship school & to house specialized college-prep magnet programs, marine science & police academy. And I found their campus map on their website.

The school needs to be reported! There's so many things wrong with the school I don't even know…read morewhere to start. There are students getting away with behavior when they should be expelled. Students are extremely disrespectful to teachers. They cuss them out and threaten their lives and nothing is ever done about it. There were two accounts of students having weapons on them and the students were not expelled. Students have drugs on them or they are under the influence and they are sent right back into the classroom. The admin staff allows the students to get away with this behavior as there is no consequence for it. I can't believe that there hasn't been a class action lawsuit brought against the school by the teachers! The school should be ashamed of itself!

Valley Center Middle School! Home of the Thunderhawks!! This is the middle school I attended way…read moreback in 8th grade. Faculty here are very awesome people. Everybody knows everybody. Soccer practices are usually held here. You want somewhere to play soccer or basketball you can just come in no problem, just no illegal activity please haha. Sheriff's station is across the street.

I cannot say great enough things about this school. The…read morestaff and teachers care so much about the students well being and academic success. I'm grateful my children attended Miraleste!! The school is beautiful and well cared. Thank you so much

Top notch school, very high in rankings because of strong focus on academics. At Miraleste,…read morethough, they focus on kids being young people who are maturing learning about a lot more than numbers and facts at this stage of life. Lots of activities, great teachers. School does a great job providing data and info for parents. Whenever we reach out they are very responsive.

Called this school 3x to enroll my child in school . The first time they told my husband the only…read moreway we could enroll our child was if he was active duty which didn't make since. Second time I called around the time school was out I was told that someone would return our call and never received a call back. 3rd time I called they told me I couldn't enroll my child because of my address. Which didn't make any sense because there are so many kids on base who go to the school. The women who work in that office are TRASH

Best elementary school ever! I went from 1st grade to 6th grade. I loved every one of my teachers I…read morehad. They were so instrumental in my growth through the years. Our playground had the best view of the ocean and Catalina Island. I grew up and lived on 27th and Patton. And we used all walk to school. My daughter ended up going to White point also. If I had a wish my wish would've been that I could've done everyone of my school years at White point.

I went to Cabrillo Street Elementary in San Pedro, to enroll my kid but my experience was terrible…read more A woman in the office with the last name VIDACA was rude, incredibly impolite, disrespectful, inconsiderate and completely insolent. And the worst part was that the principal was inside her office with the door open and she didn't say anything! I was so disappointed that this lady could be rude and walk all over the staff as if she owned the school. Of course I grabbed my papers and I went to enroll my kid to Leland Street Elementary were I was treated with respect and my kid is having and amazing time. I don't have to worry about being mistreated by the first face I see in the morning!!! This lady should be fired! She should not work for LAUSD!!!

This new chunky office lady with glasses really has an audacity to think she can say her OPINION…read morelike she's getting paid to so. When Mayra was in the office we had no problems and she was kind but since she left someone new came in and has really been extremely passive aggressive many occasions not only to me but also to my husband and eldest daughter when they've gone to pick my son up. She throws a lot of comments to us because we choose to pick him up at the office instead of the gate. If you have kids at this school you understand how crazy the traffic can get especially because the school was built right on Gaffey st where there's many traffic lights and the school will call the cops on the parents for stopping traffic. I still make it on time to pick my son up but choose to just go to the office. When I ask the lady to call for my son she always has to sigh or make some sort of gesture to let us know she's mad and I will not apologize to her for asking her to do her job. Today she chose she was going to say something to me for "bothering her" because she had to call for my son, now she was not required to say this to me nor is she getting paid for it. She chose to say it, she has no reasonable argument but only hit me with opinions. In a different occasion my daughter came in and the office lady was chatting with a teacher about how she feels about us, that the teacher said something to my daughter as the office lady sat there with a grin. It's sad to see how sarcastic and passive aggressive she is that it only worries me to imagine how she could treat my son when I'm not around. Now for the staff and teachers, I have received many complaints about my son because he's "running during recess" "kicked a ball" or "scooted his chair in class and it disrupted the teacher". It is very clear that behind classroom doors teachers and staff have favorite children, and that is okay to like one kid more than another because they're not your kids but to treat them differently is not okay. Many times my child has had to eat his lunch in the office without a table provided to him because of ridiculous complaints like the examples I just gave, and many times my child has been hit or physically hurt by other kids at school and when I ask my son what he did about it he says "I told the teacher and they ignored me and said to go play". I just wish the teachers at this school gave just as much importance to my son being physically hurt as they do to him "scooting the chair and it being distracting". My oldest daughter went to this school she is 20 and an adult now and have given me MANY insight on what teachers and staff act like when there's no superiors around and the amount of things they get away with is absolutely ridiculous! This school has really disappointed me! I will let my son finish the year since there's less than a month left but I will be switching schools this upcoming year since the new lady in the office was my last straw...and for the school I really hope they can see how sad all these reviews are and can finally try and make some change for the better.

They have a great community here. Teachers and staff really want the best outcomes for the…read morestudents. The other students support their fellow students. For being a small school, they have a great selection of classes and options for sports, diplomas, and activities.

I have long been frustrated with the public school system, and it wasn't until I found how…read moreimportant it is to find a school and teachers that treat your kids as Individuals and they learn differently. That's what you find at Rolling Hills Prep.They recognize each child's strengths and weaknesses, and teach the full child. My son was deteriorating in the public school and now is thriving, not only with his grades, but with his confidence, his social network and friends. My son is thriving and it's due to Rolling Hills Prep. I recommend you check it out for your child and what a changed child you can have if they are struggling in their current placement !! Erica F