I got the privilege to run the track here once for the PDQ. This is a nice campus. They also host…read morechurch here, I think its Episcopalian or something. Not one of the new age Christian denominations is all I remember, not Methodist or what have you. I didnt attend but its there. Lucky students who end up in this school district. I thought my private high school was nice but not compared to this at all.

Fire experience, crazy flics, multiple stories, rooms, buildings, great food for school food, cool…read moreppl.

I went to Webster School from kindergarten to fifth grade. Ms Harris, my second-grade teacher, she…read morewas the worst teacher ever. She was abusive and ridiculed me for not reading at a professional level; she bullied me into thinking that it was OK for this behavior to happen. It's disgusting that the school wouldn't do anything about this teacher after numerous talks with the principal about her behavior. As a young adult, I learned thet it's essential for teachers to understand that every student must struggle and gain confidence from it, not be torn down and bullied for it by a person who'd supposed to protect them. Overall, Ms Harris was a bad choice for a second grade teacher.

I went to school here as a kid and I must say, this is a great school! The teachers are all really…read morenice and it's pretty top-notch education for a public school. They have multiple playgrounds and sports fields as well as an auditorium for school performances. Kids really get an enriching experience when they attend here, from field trips to music and art classes to after school clubs and talent shows, this school has it all.

Best school ever! There are lots of fun events and you learn a lot. The teachers are some of the…read morebest and the principal is very good.

I like this school because It is very clean.It is also perfect for baseball fans because there are…read moreTHREE baseball fields. The only problem is that the school is HUGE with a lot of people, but its still a good school. There is even a basketball team!

Pretty good school, have no issues regarding it. The teachers and stuff were all pretty good.read more

Closes cafeteria when its freezing and raining. They have no care in the world for the kids well…read morebeing.

Amazing School with equally amazing teachers. This person above who gave it 1 star seems to be not…read morein their right mind. My son who is 10 now has been in this elementary since Kindergarten and I have had nothing but excellent experience. Oak Park Schools are best in the nation. Don't go by previous reviewers rating as they are always some people who will bitch & moan about everything

We moved into oak park in 2017 and my daughter attended red oak elementary from 2-3rd grade. The…read moreend of 2017 our landlord decided to move back into her condo in oak park. I was approved the end of 2017 for the inter district transfer so my daughter could continue at Red oak elementary. For 3rd grade my daughter was given Ms Bird as her teacher. Ms bird complained about the problems she had with my daughter in class frequently and it always seemed to be negative and not positive. She recommended my daughter be evaluated for the IEP Program. We had a huge meeting with the special education committee , principal , counselor and her teacher Ms Bird. We all agreed to put her in the IEP program to assist with her learning. One of the topics that came up during that meeting was that my daughter had a hard time transitioning into a new school because we moved from Santa Clarita originally. For the 2018 school year I had to reapply for the inter-district transfer since we had to move to Thousand Oaks. OPUSD denied my daughters transfer into Red oak. My daughter was devastated. We were all sad because she loved red oak and made friends there. They told me there program was impacted. They didn't try to even accommodate my daughter even after putting us through the IEP process. To me I feel like they didn't want to take her back because of the trouble she may of had with Ms Bird or because she became an IEP student they didn't want that at there school? I filed for a appeal and the most OPUSD offered us was for her to go to the school across the street in Oak Park. Why would I put my daughter in a new school with OPUSD when I can just put her in a new school completely in Thousand Oaks. The whole point was to keep her at red oak and they didn't seem to care about my daughters needs, and feelings. I wouldn't recommend this school after what they did to my daughter.

Although the school looks absolutely post-card perfect, that beautiful exterior barely conceals the…read moretoxicity that lies within. For the parent of a child with special needs, this facility is to be avoided at all costs and for those lucky parents of mainstream children: beware. There is no one watching over your student. Blake, my son's case coordinator, conducts himself like a pre-adolescent Neanderthal on muscle relaxants. He is incompetent, unresponsive, unprofessional and lazy. He has no knowledge of special education beyond that of a first year psych under-grad and he is proud to announce in meetings that he is unavailable the day after Halloween because he is planning on partying too much. Often, when his responses are actually intelligible, he is typically saying something along the extremely erudite lines of, "I don't know what you want me to do about it." Drug and alcohol abuse run rampant on campus and students walk off campus as they please despite not having passes. Administrators are distant and uninvolved and do not seem to mind having unprofessional individuals under their employ, who do irreparable damage without sanction or consequence. Parents, look elsewhere and do so quickly. Do not let the pretty buildings fool you.

This school is very interesting to say the least. I just wanted to give my advice on how the school…read morecan perhaps improve a bit to get five stars (first the good) -This school exceeds any expectations of what a public school is and looks like in Los Angeles. The school overlooks beautiful hills and houses. -They have a better arts center than most community colleges. -The facility is clean. -Beautiful sports facilities:including a pool, baseball field, track, football/lacrosse field -The custodians are friendly -FOOTBALL HAS GONE UP IN RANKINGS and THEY HAVE RECRUITED A FEW PEOPLE FOR CERTAIN SPORTS so needless to say they are projecting in the right direction with that (back in the day they were a joke) -The parents seem very actively involved especially with donations -many kids I have met here were very studious and went off to good colleges. However I am not certain that it is because of the school itself that allowed for that to happen. Most of the parents are college educated. -Los virgenes is a very small school district and a good one at that -the parking lots make the school look like a luxury car dealership (lol) The real reason why I am writing this review though is because Ive seen some weird stuff here. To be honest it is not unusual for students to be behaving the way I am about to explain (they are teenagers after all) but I am complaining because I know that if I had children who went here I know I would want there to be more security. There is a serious problem with the gate that stays open by the track. i see kids coming in and out whenever they please: During second period, right after first period or whenever! They just walk out in groups. And no one says anything. Not the PE teachers who are teaching their classes nor the maintenance or whatever. They get into the car and literally speed off and some come back later. Some are actually staying in their cars (doing who knows what...very suspicious behavior). As i said earlier this is really common in high school (so just because I am saying this does not mean that you should be worried, it's virtually everywhere), but I think what Im trying to say is that the school does not care if your child stays. Maybe the parents dont either sooo i guess it's all swell! but just thought id say something!

I survived the preschool years (4 kids spanning a decade) with the help of Malibu Presbyterian…read moreNursery school! They nurtured my kids and loved on them when I needed some time away to work and think. They also helped me become a better parent, reassuring me that my kid's behavior was age appropriate, the drama would pass, and encouraging me to enjoy the process. I'm so grateful that Malibu Presbyterian Nursery School is a welcoming place for both parents and kids! My kids still quote their many mottos including "there is always room for 1 more friend". We learned good life lessons for every age.

My son graduated from Malibu Presbyterian Nursery School around 24 years ago now. When I first…read moreenrolled him, my wife/his mother had recently passed away, and I was struggling to raise him at all, much less the right way. He was met with open, loving arms every day; and it wasn't long until the school became an integral part of his parenting. He was loved, cared for, taught how to interact with other kids, played hard; and the curriculum developed him while at the same time being fun. The stories he had to tell each day! At the same time, I was kept up to speed on his progress, on any issues (that I could help reinforce at home), his strengths (ditto), and I was introduced and made part of the Malibu Pres network of teachers and parents who I know to this day. All of which helped me to meet my parenting challenges. I am fully convinced that the life foundation he received there made the difference between being a scholastic failure and the great educational success he became. I am forever grateful to Malibu Presbyterian Nursery School.

The best elemarty school ever I feel like I was safe at the school kids were rude but nothing was…read moreholding me back