The Best Bingo Experience in Town--With a Heart!…read more I absolutely love coming here for Bingo! They offer the cheapest buy-ins with the most generous payouts I've seen. The layout is perfect--never congested, with a comfortable "two people per table" setup. The customer service is top-notch, and the volunteers are incredibly courteous. Support a Good Cause One of the best parts about playing here is knowing that all proceeds go toward a great cause. It's a win-win: you get to have an amazing time with the chance to take home some cash, all while supporting meaningful work in our community. The Management A huge shout-out to Paul, who manages the event. He is truly the best! Unlike other places, Paul focuses on the players' happiness rather than just the bottom line. He's professional, approachable, and always listens to feedback with a positive attitude. The Schedule: * Tuesdays: Starts at 6:30 PM. * Monthly Special: "Strip Night" (typically a Thursday) with massive payouts. Prizes & Safety They are incredibly generous with giveaways, including cash raffles, pull tabs, and a $1,000 "Must-Go" cover-all card. Plus, you can play with peace of mind--the parking lot is secured with guards, so you always feel safe. I highly recommend this place for a fun, stress-free night out that gives back!

Incredible school! Absolutely love it for my son From the…read moremoment I first got there I felt there was something different. The children, staff, faculty were definitely different. Felt so much love and the presence of God. So awesome!

This place was the overall cause of a lot of my childhood trauma. Everyday I was put down by the…read morelikes of Rosalie Marquez (who is fortunately retired), and Eric Lozano. I could always tell by the looks on their faces and the way they treated me, that they thought I was useless. The worst part about it is they made me feel like I would've been treated the same way regardless of what school I went to in the future. They were wrong. I wasn't the problem. I wasn't a perfect student but no kid deserves to be treated like they're an idiot. I went to CSHM high school from 9-12 grade and for the first time in my life I actually had some teachers that treated me with respect and I went from a D-F student at SBS to a solid B student at CSHM. I would not recommend any parent send their kids here. It's not worth it.

I like this school because of the extra time and effort some teachers put in to teach their…read morestudents but at the same time this school has made me stress more than I've ever been. I also don't really like the fact that they have $60 fee for being late after 4 days I also don't like the outrageous field trip fee, there was a $35 fee for the first field trip.

oh okay i to get my hair cut and i to get it off the top story and get some stuff to get it out and…read moreget some money from me my friend is doing something else for me so yeah i to do something like this for me and then i'll get on my mind if you don't wanna do that it would do like that one thing and then you have a question about it and you then you have a lot to say about me you know me too and i the truth and you say you something

I'm a student here at el rancho high school and I don't like this school because of the teacher…read moremainly these 2 teachers who are Mr. Matthew Sanchez and Ms. Collene Valle and the reason for that is Mr Sanchez he sucks at teaching he rushed through everything and it hard for us to actually understand the work and for Ms Valle she records and takes pictures of us students trying to be sneaky and she never got permission from us students or parents nor had us sign anything about her recording or taking pictures of us which makes me and others uncomfortable

Good school good teachers fun time fun memories really good school enroll your kids hereread more

My son had a volleyball tournament at Montebello HS on Saturday, 1/25/26. This review is solely for…read morethe gym. Thought the set up of the gym was ok. The spectators had to sit upstairs which is ok but the bleachers and floors were just dirty. There were cups, leftover food and chip bags everywhere. We had to pay to watch the game, it would have been nice if the staff cleaned and cleared out the mess before the game started. The restroom were clean, which was nice. Also, bc we were seated upstairs, some elderly members and others with mobility challenges had a difficult time getting up there. It would have been nice if there was an elevator or special seats on the bottom floor. There was also snack available and the staff were friendly. Plenty of parking available.

school was okay, i think teachers were good and provided me a good education overall.read more

This school is a disgrace theres this very inappropriate and very wierd teacher that would be…read morelooking at girls and targeting them to sit in from so he could "see them better" and him is Mr. Cline and my DAUGHTER said that he was looking at her chest area AND her butt and she told me that he was taking attendance he told MY daughter "your the one who dose her make up all the time im going to keep my eyes you" and HE WINK AT MY DAUGHTER and the second time was worse my daughter said that they were doing a 2 truths and a lie not even math by the way and he told "oh ill best for last" AND THEN WINK AT HER AGAIN EXPELL AND BANN MR CLINE and he is over aged to be doing that

I attended Macy when it was called Grandview. Mr. Macy was our principal. He was a good man, very…read morededicated and well respected. I use to help him with the outside platform for our Friday assemblies. I remember he even took a group of us to a basketball game and he paid for everything. Back then they gave the boys swats for misbehaving. He had a huge wooden paddle hanging on the wall behind his desk. It was almost like a trophy. When he died it was a sad time for the school. They even had a small plaque placed at southeast end of the park. It was a vey nice ceremony with students and city officials. That's when they officially changed the school's name to Jack Macy Elementary. They later shortened the name for some reason to Macy Elementary. I recently took my family to the school, so they could see where I attended school. To my surprise the old gate kickball backstop was still there in the field. What really supposed me was the fact that the plaque honoring the Mr Macy had been destroyed and grass was covering where it was. It was obvious the school had not taken any action to replace it, as if the principal was lost in time. I hope the current principal sees this post and looks into it and replaces it. The history of the school should stay alive and not lost with time.

used to go here and it was kinda a good experience. some of the staff we're nice and some of the…read morestaff we're mean. Overall it's still a good school!

Very good school, good communication between parents teachers and students. My kids are motivated…read moreand excited about attending class everyday!

Our two kids who are now 3 and 5 years old have attended Meher since they were 2 years old. Our…read morelove for the school was truly put to the test when the Altadena campus (and also our home) burned down in the Eaton fire earlier this year. We had a choice to make whether we wanted to continue on, meaning a much longer commute and many more hours each day away from our little ones so they could attend the other campus in Monterey park. We made the right decision to stay with Meher. The school went above an beyond to wrap around its impacted families during this crisis. When we were displaced we were even invited into a zoom class room so the kids could stay connected to their classmates. They did not fall behind, and had a loving environment to return to when we came home. We trust their approach to normal misbehavior and conflict between kids, and the kids trust that when they are there their needs are met. The structure is comforting for them and the lessons engaging. We love that the school has a loving and professional approach to child development. We feel there is a real investment in our kids learning how to do things on their own, which we have noticed contributes to their confidence and eagerness to discover and learn. The teaching staff is well versed and continuously learning how to be great teachers. It is not "childcare" it is truly school in a way that sets the kids up for confidence and success. We feel lucky to be part of this community and after looking at other options, are clear this is the right place for our little ones.

Our daughter has been attending Meher Montessori for a year now. It's a wonderful community with…read moreamazing staff. Our daughter is learning how to be more independent and we love how hands on the Montessori curriculum is.