My daughter loves this school she is now in the 7th grade and my oldest son graduated from here great teachers and support staff. The Performing arts and the kids who participate ( Including my daughter ) are Outstanding. I do feel they can do better by the bathrooms, the toilets' are extremely low and at this point the kids are pre-teens they can have Normal sized toilets. read more

This experience has been extremely disappointing and disturbing. The way bullying is handled at this school is unacceptable. When my child reported being slapped by another student, the school staff dismissed it as "a game the kids are playing." Explaining physical assault as normal behavior is not only irresponsible -- it sends a dangerous message to both children and parents. When a child comes forward saying they were hurt by other students, it deserves to be taken seriously, not minimized or excused. If this is considered "normal" by the staff, then this school has a serious problem with student safety and accountability. I have lost all trust in the administration's ability to protect children. I am counting down the days until the school year ends so I can transfer my child. I will also be formally escalating this issue to the school district. No child should feel unsafe at school, and no parent should be made to feel powerless when advocating for their child. read more

I currently go to this school i want to say do not send your kid here!!! It is not a safe space at all students get bullied by staff here. Staff is not trusting at they focus more on useless stuff than the students safety. Some of the teachers here act racist and don't even try to hide it. There has been multiple occasions where i have felt unsafe at louis armstrong and i can't talk to the staff here. Yes some teachers are OKAY but like i said do not send your kid here. read more

This school isn't fair to the kids here. For example I go to this school and got sexually harassed by a one of my classmates and the next day when I told the dean she decides that she doesn't want to talk to me because the boy and his friends that wasn't even in the situation went to her and said that I was doing that even tho I would never personally I think that I am a great student and have amazing grades but she called my dad didn't even call me in and then I got in trouble instead of him and I never even said anything and also they blame the kids that pick up their trash at lunch because apparently to them we are supposed to be telling kids to clean their trash like we are getting paid for this even tho we are not. If someone is being racist to you no matter the race black white Mexican that people will always bully you and that you have no control over it. My friends literally got suicidal thoughts because of this school and I don't appreciate it at all like I did meet some amazing people but honestly you could find more at a different school where you are more comfortable more let's just say happy and active so don't go here. I sadly have to stay for another year but you don't have to have your children or yourself be at this school for 3 years just to be treated like this and be treated like your just a piece of shit but it is fine literally van nuys middle school is better go there literally anywhere else than here. Thank you for reading hope you find a better school. read more

I myself have graduated from Millikans performing arts program and I have such good memories from this school. The staff was always nice and treated us respectfully. The performing arts program was amazing. One of the only places we could do dance class instead of PE. and I still have lasting relationship friendships from this school. read more

Read current reviews because obviously things change. In fact do that for all LAUSD schools. I was surprised when this school contacted me to say there was an opening and it way out of my zone of choice school. PARENTS: I understand that some of you do not have the means to send your children to a private school but do what you can to avoid an LAUSD school. They only care about your kid's attendance so they get their payday. Work a second second job if you need to and get your kid in a private school because class sizes at lausd are out of control and the administration is out of touch. They're too busy to talk to you about bullying because they have to scan qr codes for negative covid tests This is not the teachers fault. The teachers are great but 4 vice principals and you still can't control bullying? F*ck you. I will give this school one thing, the teachers have a curriculum that is relevant and don't push any of that nonsense that people are protesting. The fact that this place opened up to students outside of zone of choice really makes it a crap shoot so good luck read more

My son had the best middle school experience at Armstrong. I'm sorry to read all of these awful reviews. It really is what you make it and it's important for both kids and parents to speak up if there is an issue. The admin, teachers, counselors, and staff are all wonderful and I'm so grateful my son had 3 amazing years. I say tour the school, call the school, ask questions, and do your research. Don't believe all the awful reviews on yelp! read more

WORST SCHOOL! Everyday they had a fight at the school I was one of the kids at the school people would get jumped at the school, I witnessed 2 fights happen in one day and people were breaking bones and people would have drugs/vapes in school, and they would use it in the school bathrooms read more

If you are a parent that is considering selecting Millikan middle school for your child, this message is for you. I'm not a big complainer, but this administration will ignore you - and that's if you can get in touch with anyone. Louis Armstrong Middle School . I would give them ZERO for rating if I had that option. Millikan has always been a decent school but not sure what happened in the last 3 years. People in the administration office are rude  and unprofessional.  Parents should feel safe and confident upon releasing their children to school, but instead, the students are being treated harshly, they're being judged and yelled at.  Let's not mention the  new 8th Grade Counselor, she never returns a call or message back and when kids go and ask for a private meeting her excuse is "I don't have time for you know" or I'm too busy, she approach students with a negative attitude without giving them a chance to explain the situation, putting them down. Student conflicts: * What is the school doing to control aggressive behavior between students, including racially-charged verbal attacks? * What are the consequences for repeated offenders on campus? * What is the school doing to provide coaches or more supervision to maintain the safety * How does the counselor help resolve conflicts between students and protect students from bullying? ***NOTHING there response was  " Sorry we are currently understaffed"*** read more

This hurts to write this update, but it's the truth so here it comes..3..2..1 There are 2 separate issues here and the 2nd I believe to be the worse. There were some changes to my school and they were for the worse. (1ST ISSUE) I was on the P.T.A. board for 3 years as Parliamentarian and I learned that the school P.T.A. President can steal, lie and frame whomever they want. 1st-We went to the Principal and received no help. 2nd-We went to the District office and no help. 3rd-We went to the P.T.A. main office and even gave them a thorough letter and no help. 4th- I called L.A.U.S.D. downtown headquarters and was advised they had no jurisdiction over the P.T.A. This was shocking to discover. I learned that the parents can do whatever they wish with school raised money as a front. This is not cool, it is not okay and something should be done about it immediately. The school or L.A.U.S.D. can do nothing about it. Damnnnnnn..........Shaking my head. I have decided to take on the task of helping to change this fact. The parents have too much power in the schools. Go to work or stay home and let the teachers teach, P.E. teachers coach and administrators lead. (2nd ISSUE) I have experienced seeing teachers being bullied right in front of me. Teachers have been bullied into giving children grades when the child did not earn it. I know, it sounds hard to believe. The teachers at many schools are afraid to lose their job to overpowering parents. They threaten them with, "My husband or wife is an attorney", "Do you know who you are messing with" and pointing in teachers faces with their hands and boldly telling them "I will get you fired unless you do what I say." Total intimidation and I will not sit back and allow this as a parent no more. There are student bullying programs and I am starting a no teacher bullying program to back my teachers. NO MORE!!!! This has been out of control for too long. I have seen great teachers retire or announce near departures due to my statements. They can no longer act with integrity and teach our students. This is unfair to the children and teachers who actually do what is necessary to pass their grades. This is very bad in the elementary and junior high schools. "Protect Our Teachers" read more

My daughter has had great experiences with the after-school volleyball team and the amazing 6th grade counselor, Mrs. Esguerra. She will now be transitioning over to be the 7th grade counselor next year. Mrs. Esguerra genuinely cares about the students and treats them with respect and kindness while appreciating their uniqueness. Do not be afraid to ask the counselor to switch out of a class at the beginning of the year if you feel a teacher is inadequate... Do this sooner rather than later, otherwise it maybe too late to switch them. Mrs. Wander and Spaccia are completely unhinged and inappropriate and will set your child up for failure, trust me. I think it would be really beneficial if the whole staff could receive training on how they approach students and their families in a less hostile manner. This way, they can create a more positive environment where children are treated with kindness and understanding instead of being treated like inmates in a jail system. read more

my friend got jumped here and when me and friends tried to help her we got detention and community service. The girls who jumped her did not. When we are at community Mr.Bozin told us we couldn't eat and we were going to be there for 4 hours!! He told us to take it up with the principle and the principle agreed that we shouldn't eat. A teacher, Mrs.Cohen is weird. She talks about her body to the children in her class and if you are sitting in front of her she will sit in the desk in front of you and put her feet in your face. Ms. Gurganus is rude and does not help. She publishes assignments and makes them due the same day without telling us and everyone automatically gets a fail for that assignment. When you ask her if she can grade an assignment of yours she will tell you she will get to it when she wants to and she has her own life. The principle Ms.Drew is rude and favorites kids. The girl that jumped my friend got into another fight the principle favorited her and asked her if she needed to go to the nurse and didn't give her detention or any other type of punishment. Ms.Smith came up to me and my friends at lunch and told us not to hang out with a kid we were friends with right in front of him and my friend said she chooses who she is friends with she told her that she was hanging out with the right people. read more

okay I'm finding there is a lack of supervision money has been taken straight f my child's hand. then a celebration for a friends birthday was ambushed and the cupcakes and other food items brought was taken from them. then the last thing was a group of kid in cafeteria did a shoving match that ended with my girl in nurses office saying she was pushed to the ground and kicked in the head. maybe not the safest place anymore read more

This school gave me so much trauma, most of the teachers here suck, and there's so many fights happening. Also the ladies in the front office are mean. read more

Math Academy is the best program in Los Angeles The teachers doing an excellent job Its good idea to keep the kids that love to learn and love Math together. I know people complain about the traffic but after all we live in LA, traffic is part of our life here. Great Academic, a lot of extra activities I don't know much about the general population but if you get in one of the academies you going to love this school. principal and Vice principal - Great Job read more

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PARENTS AND PEOPLE THINKING GOING TO THIS SCHOOL PLEASE READ This school sucks. For starters the students are rude and mean which fine, I get it middle schoolers are usually like that but it got to the point where I'd rather get hit by a car 27 times then go to school, and I'm being serious. I remember being in my moms car on the way to school hoping something bad will happen to me just so i can miss school. These students will bully ANYONE who isn't in their friend circle. I may seem dramatic to some reading this which frankly I don't really care but parents and hell, even future students if that isn't enough to convince you let's move on to the staff. The staff is rude (even if you're treating them with respect in most cases if I'm being honest) and don't even get me started on the dean. As a former student here I remember so vividly during the deans talk hearing the dean trying to Intimidate the students saying things like "I know ALL OF YOUR PARENTS...BY NAME" "yesterday I wished a parents a happy birthday" "I have a superpower to convince your parents to-" Mrs. Jackson... please no one isn't new here is buying it, but I get it, it's your job right? Which I would respect you for if you weren't so angry all the time! One student makes a tiny mistake or a small mishap and you are acting like they just killed 3 people, 2 puppies, oh and ran over a toddler. I get that you're trying to "scare them straight" but 9 times out of 10 it's not gonna work all they will remember is you screaming and yelling in their face. So yeah MAYBE don't have such a bad temper if you're dealing with CHILDREN AND WANNA SET A GOOD EXAMPLE. But you don't even consider them children right? Because in your words these students are "young adults and should be treated as such" Do you wanna know what's a young adult an 18 year old NOT A 11 YEAR OLD CHILD, but I digress. Wait I can already hear some of you reading this thinking "you just had a bad experience" "one bad apple doesn't make the whole tree bad" well buckle up because I am sure the most students (who aren't popular) can agree with me when I say this school is horrible. PARENTS AND FUTURE STUDENTS I am begging you to not go to this school i don't care if "all of my friends are going here" or "I heard this is the best school in The Valley" DON'T. Please take my word for it as a former student. However, if you still choose to still go to this school, by all means go ahead. I can't convince someone who won't listen. I hope your experience will be better then mine but don't say nobody warned you. read more

This school was great at first but then the fights started. There were so many fights and slander accounts. Lots of drugs and vaping in bathrooms. The teachers are great but the students are the opposite read more

I'm worried about this school they don't have Supervisor. I hear some students fight during lunch many time!!!

I have to agree with Chris, regarding Angela at the main office, very rude. The school administration is HORRIBLE, they never help. Ever since the principal changed, the dean changed, it is the worst school ever. Do not go to this school if you ever need anything for your student, this is the most careless institution and should be reported to the district. Principal is the leading careless and the remaining staff is terrible, except for Kimberly she is the only person who is helpful. And if your student should have teacher Chaves-Holden, well that's it for your kid, worst teacher in all my 19 years of kids in school. read more

The school is huge, messed up, 45 and more kids in the classroom, leadership, office staff and teachers who don't want to be bothered. Nobody is concerned about kids. If you going to "Performing arts instrumental", be aware that you might get to perform 1-2 times a year! Such a joke! If you want to meet with your child's teacher - you better have a lot of patience, this might take a few months. If you want the administration to address your concerns - you might want to have a good $$$ lawyer. If you have a child with learning differences - run!!! read more

Millikan Middle School is a great place. My daughter is new to LAUSD and to Millikan and Lisa Nunez and Assistant Principal Gass made her transition a breeze. Ms. Nunez worked tirelessly and patiently with me as we made a cross country move and Ms. Gass took time during her very busy days to have a couple of important (to me) conversations. My daughter adores the work ethic and sense of responsibility that her teachers give her, they demand excellence and she is gladly rising to the occasion. Five stars for what I call this middle school version of the show, "Fame". She is taking ownership of her education and is now considering running for student body president...I'm blown away. read more

I'm a parent, but also a science teacher at an LAUSD magnet high-school. My son was a 6th grade student at Millikan performing arts magnet in 2017-2018. At the very end of the school year we managed to transfer him to another school, also a magnet. Now, a month into the following school year, we realize even more how badly our son was served by Millikan. If you are a parent that is considering to select Millikan middle school for your child, this message is for you. When you go to a presentation or a tour, I advise you to ask the following questions before you make your decision. All questions are based on our son's 6th grade experience in 2017-2018. Physical conditions: * What is the school doing to make the place more pleasant and safer for kids, including sidewalks, cracks, grassy areas, walls? * Do students need to carry their textbooks to each class? If they do, how are you making the lockers accessible to them including after school hours? * What is the school doing to minimize the amount of materials students need to carry with them every day? Student conflicts: * What is the school doing to control aggressive behavior between students, including racially-charged verbal attacks? * What are consequences for repeated offenders on campus and/or on the bus? * What is the school doing to provide coaches in the after school program the conditions to maintain the safety of students as they wait for their working parents? * How does the counselor help resolve conflicts between students and protect students from bullying? Attendance Office: * When a bus comes late, how is the school, especially the attendance office, prepared to help students arriving late, rather than accuse them for being tardy to school? * How does the administration direct the attendance office staff to treat students and parents under various circumstances? Technology: * How often do students use computers in class, including collaborative Google docs, simulation, assessments, and more? * What is the school doing to reach funding to increase access of students to computers during instruction? * What training are teachers getting to increase use of educational technology? Academics: * How does the school ensure rigor of instruction in both advanced and regular classes? * How is the school making sure that science teachers are teaching according to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), in all classes, advanced and not advanced? * How does the school communicate poor scores in reading and math assessments to the parents for further intervention? Performing Arts: * In the Jazz program - When (what grade, what level) are students offered to take part in after school practice, improvisation club or any other musical activity after school? * What is offered to 6th graders as after school music enrichment or practice before they reach an advanced enough level with their instruments? My son was a 6th grade student at Millikan performing arts magnet in 2017-2018. Now he is back to be a happy, curious, motivated student, elsewhere. read more

I know that this school has received excellent ratings in the past. I don't know if it was the pandemic, or maybe all the teachers are just burnt out but this school is definitely not what it used to be. My child is in the Musical Theater Program which is the only reason I am giving this school 2 stars. The head of musical theater Mr. Dean and the dance teacher Ms Pontillas are excellent. Most of the other teachers and ESPECIALLY the administration treat the children as if they are adults with bad intentions. My child has developed a GI issue since beginning this school because the teachers never allow the students to use the bathroom and they only have 6 minutes between classes. If they are late, they are given tardy notices which go on their record with LAUSD. The teachers and administrators focus on trivial rules like dress codes which are completely sexist and old fashioned, yet they abdicate responsibility when children get hurt or need any kind of help or assistance. read more

This school is horrible to its students I got in trouble for something i didn't do and they wouldn't let me have witnesses to help defend me also another time I got in trouble for making a joke and i got threats and the person who gave me threats got away without a punishment. Speaking about punishments they're the worst not because they're harsh but because the school does a horrible job of keeping track on who is done with their trash pickup I finished trash pickup and they gave me an extra week until i complained to the office about it read more

This is an edited review. I gave Millikan 2 stars for overall quality. For the Musical Theatre Department, I would give it MORE than a 5. Don't buy into the hype of Millikan being one of the best public middle schools in the Valley. The academies and Magnet tries to attract high performing students to their programs, but the reality is that these are just ELECTIVES. Math, History, Science and English are overcrowded classes of 40 and more, with several teachers who don't seem to care about their students. The English curriculum is very poor, there are no reading lists, no required book reports, very little writing, period! Many teachers don't have their assignments online, few post grades online. In 2015 this is inexcusable. If a parent has concerns about a child's grades or schoolwork, good luck in trying to meet or speak with your teacher! That said, if your child sings, dances and loves musical theatre, Millikan has an outstanding program and I kept my child at this school because of this. Take your pick: either supplement English and other core material in an extra-curricular, enrichment form, or choose a school that has better core academics. If your child is not playing an instrument, dancing, singing, or in the film academy, I would NOT recommend you sending him/her to Millikan. There are other options for public education --- charter and private parochial that will have smaller classes and better academics. Be a consumer and shop around. read more

Yikes. I just read the other review and while I too don't particularly think this is a great school, there was a whole lot of hectic going on in that one. Now that doesn't mean I don't believe it, because I do, but yikes is all I'm saying... I have a decent bit of experience dealing with several of the elementary and middle schools in and around the LA area. That said, this one is probably my least preferred to date. Several reasons for such include: 1) I once couldn't locate an 11 year old student (over half an hour after dismissal, mind you) and the main office staff refused to use the intercom to call the child. Their reason for refusal was because "a lot of times they don't hear it" is what I was told. Are you kidding me? I told her the student wasn't answering her cell phone and that I had been searching for her for over 1/2 an hour and they wouldn't even bother to try calling her? Absurd. Mind boggling, actually. 2) The traffic (and total lack of parking) around this place (particularly during afternoon pickup) is utterly ridiculous, completely inefficient and again, mind boggling. I feel sorry for the local home owners, that's for sure. 3) Most definitely thanks to said traffic jams, a student (so I was told) had apparently been slightly hit by a car while running into the street because the area lacks any and all organization, efficiency or fluidity. ?!?! Really?!?! 4) The classroom size is horrific. 45 kids for one teacher to TEACH, discipline, organize & merely keep track of? Riiight. 5) A 7th grade student I work with made her initial elective choices, prior to the school year beginning. When her first 2 selections were already filled up (thanks to said enlarged classroom sizes), they placed her in a basic computers class (which said student had already taken AND gotten an A in). And again... are you kidding me?? That has to be the biggest waste of educational funding yet. Not to mention, you know that if it happened to her, she's not the only one. Unbelievable. Why would you place an A student in a class a second time just to fill up her scheduling requirements? That is so unacceptable on every front that I can't even conceive of how it's even legal. Bottom line? Clearly not my first pick and definitely not where I'd send my kids. read more

Millikan overall is a pretty decent school ruled over by LAUSD. But there were certain problems when I went to 7th grade. 1) The most important problem is mainly about the teachers and the staff. They didn't help me in a certain way to improve my grades, for example, my mom was calling the history teacher for a parent conference mainly because I was tanking the class. The response was, and I will always remember this moment, "I am sorry but I cannot meet with you. Your son is a great kid and he's doing fine in my class." Like, wtf what kind of teacher would act in such a grumpy and I don't care about his grades way. Another teacher, who I feel sorry for the kids, forced the kids who needed a pen to take their shoes on. What kind of teacher would do that, hell why would this school allow this teacher. These are examples of teachers in this school who belongs in another school, but not this one. 2) The next thing is about the schedules. Every year the schedules are mixed up thanks for the program MISIS. It is a whole lot of a waste of time and frustration. 3) Next up is about how dirty the campus is. The janitors in this school NEVER clean thorough. I always see plastic and scraps of paper all around both inside and outside. Really messy and it should've been taken care of easily. 4) Lastly, there have been race battles in this school. With that, bullying is very common, with no teacher in sight. Plus the teachers would let the battle go on instead of breaking it apart. Seriously? Long story short, it could've been better if most of these problems were fixed. read more

It's our 3rd year at Millikan and we feel so fortunate to be here. First of all, even if your child is not in performing arts, you will benefit from the amazing program at this school. Art matters and you can see it in action here. There is a dedicated corps of teachers who put in many extra hours to make sure their students receive the education they deserve. There is a strong PTA/Booster Club that is always thinking of ways to raise more money for the school. One clue to this school's amazing strength is Back to School Night. usually not well-attended in Middle School- here, it's a tremendous production, arrive early and you still have to park *blocks away* - that's how involved the students, parents and teachers are in this school. The Millikan community is extremely supportive, too. Numerous business in the area support its fundraising efforts. Go Turtles! read more

Angela In the attendance office is the most rude person I have ever met. She is not helpful she acts like she'd rather be anywhere but work if you ask me she is part of this schools problem. Simple procedures seem to overwhelm her. The kid assisting her could do a better job than her even at his young age. read more

I am parent of a student who WENT to Millikan for 6th grade. We were accepted via the lottery into the community school. Every week there was a fight. He is a very sweet guy and would never fight, but 2 times got caught in the middle of other kids drama and was injured. My son repeatedly said to us and his teachers that he didn't feel safe. He has a couple great teachers, but some TERRIBLE ones. Ms. Gonzalez-Holder made him feel "stupid" every single day. I repeatedly asked her to understand his needs and help me help him, but there was no help offered, just more degrading comments. He was in the school for 2 weeks the first time he was a called the N word. He didn't even know what it meant. The last 8 weeks of school, he repeatedly was teased by a classmate who would bring "used condoms" to class and place them all over the classroom, on chairs, on the door handle, on the teachers desk! (I don't think they were really used, I think he said they were and my son wouldn't know how to tell since he's 11 years old) I have heard that the academy/magnet is different and that is possible, but for the regular program, this school should be shut down. Thank goodness he was accepted into a charter this year. If you want your child to feel safe enough to learn, do not send them to Millikan. read more

Millikan Middle School. I would give them ZERO for rating if I had that option. Couple of people in administration office are rude, Smith, whatever her title is and Jackson, the dean of the school. Of course there's couple more females at this school to name a few, that work for the office who allow themselves to be very rude, abrupt and unprofessional, one of them is the middle aged lady that is greeting the parents upon entering the school if you are there to pick up your child before the school dismissal. Just her approach and demeanor towards the parents says it all. They are extremely unprofessional and incompetent. They have no idea on how to treat people with dignity and respect. I understand the trouble makers getting a rough treatment at times for something bad, that I get, but my child who is a straight A student being put down in front of me?! That's completely unacceptable to say the least. These people are robotic and do not possess any common sense and should not be anywhere near students. Parents should feel safe and confident upon releasing their children to school, but instead, the students are being treated harshly, they're being judged and yelled at. It's so sad that there is no humanity left in these so called educators. They approach students with negative attitude without giving them a chance to explain the situation, putting them down in order to feel better about themselves. These women go through power struggle, they allow their own insecurities to shine through by mistreating others and it's just so sad to see them picking on children to make themselves feel more important. If they are so burned out as they seem to look, then perhaps find a different type of job or be professional and find a different approach towards others. They are just waiting for a lawsuit to happen. read more

This is my daughter's 2nd year at Millikan. I must admit 6th grade was a transitional year...and she took time getting used to the new schedule and classes. But, the Performing Arts Program is beyond amazing. Mr. Frome, Mr. Krubsack, Ms. Weiss and Taylor are outstanding teachers and motivators. My child is eager to go to school and learn. We both love this school. read more

My daughter is in the performing arts program. It is a wonderful program. The teachers are incredible and caring. I would highly recommend this school! read more

I went to this school for three years and every year has brought a new aspect into my life. From the music outstanding music academies to the multicultural performing arts academy everything their has been great. When you go into an academy you build a family there, in my case I choose the math academy and they did not disappoint read more

I love this school. Highly qualified teachers and staff. Exceptional programs. Brilliant!!

I love the school, but I'm only giving it 2 stars because the librarian deserves to be fired. She is very rude to students and does not let them talk. She was very rude to my daughter when she all she was trying to do was help her friend fix her essay on the computer. My daughter was very nice with her words, yet the librarian wouldn't even let her explain! Again, deserves to be fired. read more

Our daughter is in her second year at this school. She loves it. The parents who run the PTA are approachable and dedicated. The principal has creative ideas. For the most part, we've found the teachers to be excellent and responsive. Here's an example of the kinds of projects and experiences these kids take on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiEGCKrCIcI read more

I am an alumni of this school. I loved going here. My comment really is a long time search for a teacher that saved me from an abusive home. Her name was Mrs. Pontrelli and I have been searching for her for many years. Anyone knowing how I can reach out to her please let me know. I would like to thank her. read more

Parking is bad, overall seems to have an ok appearance, and my oldest granddaughter seems to like being there, this is her first year at Millikan, so its difficult to know how she will do. read more

Big and brilliant, progressive school. Wonderful, committed teachers and a Principal with a huge heart and brain! My daughter has thrived here! read more