We walked to the school so we could experience the one night event's Haunted House Sanctum. We paid…read moreour ten dollars for the entrance fee and waited in line with all the eager horror fans. Just as we were about to go inside someone became very ill and made a hazmat mess inside. We decided to abort our experience and requested a refund. The employees were super nice and apologetic and refunded our money.

To use after gym class. I was told over the phone that my child has summer school during the first…read moresession and then on Power School they assigned my child to bein summer school for both sessions. My child was marked absent during class or late but my child was able to tell me the conversation while attendance was being taken. A man watched the kids during P.E class, a man was giving out pizza once after school to students. A situation happened with my child at their previous school and because I spoke up about it after finding out my daughter is now facing retaliation.

I love this school especially the head start class for special needs. Ms Rogers is an awesome…read moreteacher. Amazing at her job! My son loved her class and so did I. It was about two years ago that he had attended her class and I was sad that he had to move on.... definitely recommend the head start special needs class to kids who have disabilities. My daughter also attends a regular head start class and she loves it! Staff are helpful and amazing as well as the front desk in the office!

6th grade class of 1994, attended K through 6. I don't know what it is like now, but when the…read moremascot was still Unicorns before Rockets, we had some of the best teachers in this school. You know, teachers that actually taught you words in 1st grade, like "Responsibility" and how to apply them. Teachers that would become your best friend later in life, and I quote "As close as it gets to being a son". Teachers that were role models, inspirations, and best friends... And on that note, RIP Pat Roldan... I think the only complaint I could possibly have about this school is... it's too close to the wash. The balls would always fly in there if we weren't careful with our aim and strength.

I just graduated 5th grade here and it was great! I came to the school in second grade and as a new…read morestudent, I was treated pretty good. They have so many activities like carnivals and field trips and the staff are very nice. Overall I made tons of good friends and memories in this school, and I will be sad to leave it.

Coolidge Elementary is a great elementary school in the San Gabriel School District. The parents…read moreare heavily involved in helping their children. This includes PTA meetings, fundraisers, programs that raise money for the school and overall participation in the activities of their children. I went to this school back in the day for my elementary days. A lot has changed as the classes have become more modernized and more up to date. The school has a large multipurpose field, two playgrounds, black top area, computer lab, library, basketball courts, outdoor seating and a cafeteria. There is also a separate day care center for day care as well as after school care. The teachers I had all retired from this school but they were monumental for my middle school and high school endeavors. In order to go to this school you must live in a certain radius. You can petition to go to this school if you're not in the radius. There is a drop off area to drop your kids off in front of the cafeteria but it does get busy when it is near school time. There is a crossing guard that is always looking out for children and parents so you don't have to worry about getting run over by the busy Mission Road/ Roses Road intersection. Coolidge is a CA distinguished school with high test scores year round. If you want a great elementary school and want to keep life long friends, this is the school to go to.

As a visitor to watch my daughter's high school basketball team play, my review is solely for the…read morebasketball gym. The gym is small and older-looking, but well-maintained and clean. The gym floor looks flawless, and every seat offers a great view of the entire gym. Tip: The entrance to the gymnasium parking lot is to the rear of the school, off Arroyo Drive, NOT the front entrance to the school.

They move soooooo slow an honestly they don't care the smoke is horrible and they don't care for…read morethose who are sick or have health situation ...

Ok, this is straightfoward. We got field trips, activities, and 2 floors to separate the older…read morekids! This is a very clean facility and the bathrooms are not stinky. Sure we have some bad kids, but the staff deal with them pretty well. My favorite thing about this place is the field trips, like sailing club.

My son enjoys coming here. There's lots of activities, field trips, and staff is friendly. I don't…read morehave to worry that he's bored at all. This a great summer option for child care.

I wanted to take a moment to say what an incredible experience we've had with the staff and faulty…read moreat Oneonta Montessori. We put our kiddos there in April 2021 during the pandemic which was a tough decision given the times. However, the staff and Ms. Fiona made us feel at ease and assured us of their safety. They attended Oneonta for three years ending their time their more than ready for first grade. As a result, our kids are more than prepared for first grade. Anytime we had a concern all of the faculty addressed them with care, empathy and concern. I truly felt we had a partnership with everyone there at our school. While every child is different, I know that our kiddos thrived there and are looking forward to coming back for summer camp in 2025! Thank you to everyone for giving our children a strong foundation to start on their academic journey!

We moved from the valley to Alhambra, and this school was the first school I inquired about when…read moreenrolling my kids starting preschool and kindergarten. My kids came from a Montessori school and I wanted to continue the same curriculum. My kids had such an incredible experience at Oneonta and are still there! As a mother of 3 kiddos, I loved that all the teachers knew the kiddos names right away and would communicate frequently via the dojo app, whether they were photos of their activities, classes, and even events when my husband and I couldn't make it to an event at school. From Ms. Theresa to Ms. Vangie, Ms. Carol, and Ms. Maryann, plus Ms. Fiona and Ms. Christina, it's been easy to communicate with them throughout my kids' education. They offer the STEM program and knowing that my kids are being taught these subjects will help them prepare for middle school and up. Coming from a catholic school and public school background, I was impressed by what the school had to offer with the activities/field trips/science fairs/math and spelling bees, plus a fun summer program! It's sad to know that my daughter will be leaving as soon as she finishes 5th grade, but I'm glad my kids have that foundation from Oneonta. :)

This place is a scam. It's not an academy but a baby sitter. They claim to tutor and teach your…read morekids after school for 300 a month. But, for the past 5 months I've brought this up multiple times to the teachers and tutors and my child still has been failing 4 out of 6 classes. They don't check homeworks and when they do, it's still wrong. When brought to their attention, the blame is put on the child instead and do not own up to the inefficiencies and deficiencies in their system and their staff. If you want an after school pick up baby sitter for 3 hours, this is the place for you and kids. However, if you're looking for an after school enrichment program for your kids, please look elsewhere. If you're still considering this place, ask for a sit in and see for yourself what kind of place this is.

This is an great school. We loved it. It's hard to find a place that accommodates all year round…read more My kids cannot wait for the summer program. They were here last summer and now we just sign them up again. This is a huge school with AC in all the classes and very roomy. Teachers are great here. We're glad that the afterschool teachers stay back for the summer program. Their afterschool program is very good compare to schools around here. My kids grades improved a lot so I'm not complaining.

We explored a handful of schools, and although we ultimately chose a closer school, we wanted to…read moresing the praises of All Souls. Note that we were interested in the Mandarin program, so my observations shared here are mainly based on that aspect. This model should be replicated nationwide. Growing up, my parents had to choose between a public German immersion school and our local parochial school. They prioritized faith, which was the right call, but at All Souls, parents don't have to make that compromise--you get both! Dr. Allison is the principal, and after multiple conversations, it was clear how much he "gets it." He has an extensive background in education, and seems like exactly the person you would trust in charge of a growing and thriving school like this. He instills confidence. We met with teachers, parents, and staff, and everyone is kind and the teachers seem like great educators. The classes have very good teacher-to-student ratios. The weekly schedule is better than essentially all other schools, including early release on Fridays (perfect time to schedule doctor appts, dental appts, music lessons, etc.) and Mass only every other week (which is smart because it doesn't burn the kids out on it). Also, it is a very food-allergy-friendly school, with no nut/peanut classrooms TK-2 just to name one thing. For anyone weighing the benefits of language immersion against a faith-based environment, All Souls proves you really can have both without compromise.

My child went to All Souls for 6 years. When Dr Fuller was principal this was a 5 star school…read more The principal after left the school in disarray with the majority of the teachers leaving. The current principal works hard. I think the Spanish program is still decent but academically this school is behind public schools. A lot of kids leave needing intervention or tutoring unless your kid is academically way ahead. I love the small class sizes and loving environment but we left due to the huge teacher turnover resulting in some grades with terrible teachers. If they beef up the academics a bit there may be hope.