Mrs.dumphy favorites Students that's specifically boys, one time I raised my hand and answer but…read moreshe ignored me and looked at the boy, and the boy said the same answer as me. And she praised him, she literally looked at me and ignored me. And a barely even teaches us art. But ms. Leon is very good teacher she teaches English and she's very funny and a very good teacher to have in the school. The students are very bad and they say slurs and offendeds me.

This incident occurred in October 2021, and it reflects serious concerns about student safety and…read morehow issues are handled at this school. My son was bullied by another student who also encouraged others to join in. He was pushed, dragged, hit, and even had his shoe taken off and thrown. When we reported this, the response from Vice Principal Jenny Amaya was extremely disappointing. She dismissed the situation by saying my son was "being annoying," which is not an acceptable justification for physical bullying. What made the situation worse is that the vice principal had my child change his statement without my authorization. She essentially coached him on what to say, and the revised statement appeared to minimize what happened and protect the school. This is where everything escalated and became even more concerning. There also appeared to be a conflict of interest, as the student who initiated the bullying was reportedly related to the vice principal. This raises concerns about fairness and whether the situation was handled objectively. At the time, the school also had a new principal who seemed unaware of what was going on, and no meaningful action was taken. I reported the issue to the district, but nothing was done. The lack of accountability and follow-through is very concerning. Overall, this experience left us feeling that the school does not provide a safe or supportive environment for all students. I hope improvements are made so that no other family has to go through a similar situation. Some teachers are great!

As a parent, they supported me when I needed an authority figure to tell me that I did not read the…read moresituation between an adult (a classmate's guardian) and my six-year old wrong. School should be a safe place for kids. Unable to speak up for himself against a grown man in his space, my child cried when he was made uncomfortable on campus. Administration warned that grandfather that the situation can escalate into something dangerous for him if he continues to give an unrelated boy unwanted attention. Conflict Resolution and the Intervention specialist discussed how he should respect boundaries, but they made the boys apologize to each other instead of addressing the man's insult.

Let me just say that this review mostly goes to kindergarten teacher Mrs Beamer. She is so…read morepassionate about what she does and makes sure she is actively involved with her class. My son absolutely adores her and I love her involvement with my sons education. Even tho my sons kindergarten experience and education was cut short because of Covid 19, Mrs Beamer makes sure we as parents have all the tools necessary to help our children achieve. We love you Mrs Beamer and will miss you! Thank You for being a great 1st teacher in my son's education!

Great public school with great teachers!!!…read more There are two different after-school/summer school programs available at this school, A.R.C.C. and A.S.E.S. A.R.C.C. stands for Academic Recreational Child Care, and A.S.E.S. stands for After School Education and Safety. To my understanding A.R.C.C. is a paid program with no wait list and A.S.E.S. is a free program with a wait list. Both programs offer great incentives to Norwalk's children. The teachers and office staff at Nuffer are very compassionate and really care about the education and needs of their students. During the school year, traffic and parking here gets really busy, as there are 2 other schools close by. The traffic enforcers (?) for both Nuffer and Los Alisos schools are really nice and do their job well.

Great school overall, the teachers are very nice and keep the students in order making sure they…read morefollow or obey rules. My teacher is Mr. Patterson he loves to make jokes, he's a nice guy and is very nice to his students.

My son has 4 more months of elementary remaining; then he is promoting to Middle school. He has…read morebeen at DD Johnston from Kindergarten to 5th grade. What I can say is the school has been nothing but amazing and full of improvements; that is including PTA. All of his teachers ; including the RSP teacher, that worked with him were amazing and were very accommodating. The office staff listens and try there best to be very understanding. What I liked most about every last teacher is, they held him accountable for his actions. His 5th-grade year seemed to be more challenging ranging from playground issues to getting called a racial slur, Etc. The principal and the staff did an amazing job of handling the situation. Lord knows I wanted to leave work and go pick him up. I was able to calm down and trust that the staff had it and she (they) did, Thank you, Mrs. Perez & Mrs. Togia. If there was a concern the staff in the office took care of the situation as soon as they could. The small complaint I had; staff took care of it the next day. In conclusion, I wouldn't have chosen a better school for my son to go too.

I graduated from this school and I have great memories with all the teachers and staff. My mother…read morefelt loved and all her questions or concerns were met. My nephew graduated from D. D. Johnston and currently I have my oldest son there. By far D. D. Johnston is the best of the best. If you are currently looking for a school for your child this is the school for you. The current principal and staff do become family and are ALWAYS looking for the best interest of the students. Roadrunners are born for greatness at D. D. Johnston!

Community engagement includes opportunities for families in need to receive school supplies and…read moreThanksgiving dinners. Curriculum guides are available online by grade level. Not all sites have cultures of respect or nurturing environments. While discipline is a parent's role, there is character education. Youth have the opportunity to maximize learning through ASES (after school education and safety) as well as AVID programs.

The Norwalk-La Mirada School District has a documented history of systemic bullying against parents…read moreof children who have been victims of bullying discrimination against parents and children with disabilities and sexual assault. The district has repeatedly engaged in gaslighting, biased and incomplete investigations, and a failure to hold employees accountable for misconduct, discrimination, and unethical behavior. We call on the residents of Norwalk and La Mirada to recognize these injustices against our children and families. It is time to demand permanent change and hold these public servants accountable for their corruption, dishonesty, and unprofessional conduct. Our community deserves better. Jody Gardner principal of new river elementaryfostered a very unwelcoming toxic environment, targets children with disabilities claiming "budgeting constraints" dishonest and partakes in systemic prejudice against parents and children, and allows bullying to go unchecked. and the following perpetrators are fostering corruption and clearing employees from any wrongdoing  allowing it to go unchecked at and deflecting all accountability at Norwalk la mirada school district. Christopher moton James wood  Robert jacobson  Michelle centeno  Kristine cvar  Jessica medrano  Jody Gardner

After searching and searching for a place to put my only son, we had given up hope of finding a…read moregreat school for our son. We had already started the process of signing him in to the public school that pertained to our area. We walked in to the main officeof this dreaded public school and it felt like a DMV office. People with a blank stare like they didnt like there job and they made us feel like we were bothering them because we were keeping them from gossiping about their daily live. Full disclosure, im a father who may be a bit overprotective but with public schools being the way they are I wasnt about to leave my son just anywhere. Thankfully, we were blessed by the FISH radio station, because they were offering partial tuition to christian private schools and this one was the closest to our home. The very first day the receptionist, welcomed us in with a friendly smile and offered to show us around!!! Try asking for the tour at a public school and see the faces you get. This NCA school is small and homey and you know the staff understands that children will perform their best in a nurturing environment. You can even participate in the school which leaves you at easy because you feel like the school has nothing to hide......they get it!

This school is the best. Both of my children have attended NCA and have fond memories of their…read moreexperiences. For a quality private school it is VERY affordable. The staff is attentive and car for their students. The student to teacher ratio is very favorable. Daycare is available if required. Computer class is awesome. They have a great music class with instruments including hand-bells for the older students. Check it out.

My son is attending Early Learning Math Academy, a Summer program for four and five-year olds…read moreoffered by the school district in partnership with student teachers from Cerritos College. Parents can attend English or Spanish workshops while the children are in class to learn games that build on the kids' lessons. They are supposed to be doing hands-on math activities but in the first week, what he brought home are drawings of a shark and his house. He says he counted up to 103 and plays with blocks on the table (sorting groups?). I'd like them to do basic arithmetic because the boy already knows numbers as well as shapes from preschool, and I expected to see crafts or hear about puzzles that compared length/identified patterns.

I like the school im new there and its nice there the lunch is ok not badread more

Will the kids get to have cool things but some times they bully u like the food is not really badread more

This school is great. My son started going here when he turned 1 and he loved it. I was hesitant at…read morefirst, leaving him there all day but as the weeks went on, I saw how well the teachers were with him and how much they cared. He learned so much and became very social with the other kids. They offer breakfast and lunch which many other daycares don't. Ms. Evelyn and Ms. Diana in the front office were always very helpful with any questions or commendations we needed. I can't thank this school and the staff enough for giving me peace of mind, knowing my son was going to be somewhere safe.

This place has horrible staff. They treat the children unfairly and rudely. They also do not…read morediscipline any children here. They definitely discriminate on certain children. I children came here for years and within the last year I have had to complain about other children at the location hitting pinching biting and slapping my kids in private areas , yet the staff here especially Shelia over looks these issues and then decides to pick and choose favorites. This is a very unprofessional location and I highly advise you if you do care about your child's well being DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE. I will be complaining to social services and children's home society about this location. Very very disappointed.

We love this school, I transferred my daughter last year from public school to saint linus school…read more She is now more aware of Catholicism and all the lessons of the church. She is aware and engage in all of the subjects, she has learned about self preservation and esteem, she has developed to be a confident in all of the aspects of life ..

I have been a parent at St. Linus for over 10 years, with three children completing K-8 and another…read morecurrently enrolled. Today, three of my kids are thriving in high school, thanks to the strong foundation they received here--academically, spiritually, and personally. The values of faith, work ethic, service, and community instilled at St. Linus are truly invaluable. Many of the teachers and staff have been with the school for years, bringing experience, credentials, and a deep commitment to education. Their dedication speaks volumes about the school's leadership and their love for teaching. While they certainly deserve higher pay, they choose to stay and consistently go above and beyond for their students. The staff genuinely care about each child's success, and the parent community is incredibly active. Together with the administration, parents help organize wonderful events that enrich the school experience for students and families alike. St. Linus is more than a school--it's a community that nurtures growth and excellence.