I never expected to see PVIS on yelp. Honestly reading the reviews, it was quite funny to see. The…read moreschool is great. Honestly, a nice campus and educational atmosphere. Honestly still cannot believe I am writing this. Overall, of course there are some things to improve on, but so is there at any other school. I'm going into 8th grade now and though there are things I've seen that can be improved, there is a reason why test grades are some of the best in the country/state. The kids, and the learning environment. I enjoy the opportunity's PVIS brings. I also hope we can all help to improve the quality of community interaction, as that seemed to be a problem in the past (inferred by comments) but, is getting better.

This school sucks. The replacement teacher for our science teacher Mrs kier is terrible and doesn't…read moreknow how to teach. I do not like Mr chavira as a teacher. THEN I got pizza from my sister and they made me give it back for NO reason at all. AND they took away my freinds phone and he did not like that. And the school lunches are just straight up BUTTCHEEKS. I would not try this place again. Bad service. Medicare food. 0.000000000000001/10

GO PANTHERS! Growing…read moreup in Palos Verdes is an experience all in its own. All the pricey oversized homes, luxury sedans and SUVs, and designer labels are enough to blind a person, but I'm not complaining. I'm not one of those people that wants to go back and re-live high school by any means... believe me, four years were enough. But I did have some of the best teachers here, and after switching counselors, some great help with all that stressful college business. There was a club for any and all interests that a living person could have, a sport team for virtually every sport in existence, and national awards and recognitions enough to put other high schools to shame. I really don't have any college pride, but I'm proud to be a PVPHS alumni.

Posted this online already however my anger precedes me and can say with certainty this "complaint"…read morewill be pushed under the rug. WILL BE TAKING ACTION WITH SCHOOL DISTRICT****** Would love to see what FRANK CALIFANO [athletic director] has to say on behalf of inappropriate behavior BY PARENTS School that takes no accountability. Lets their students and GHETTO parents bully. Ridiculous and classless. These people should feel disgusted. Never want my child to play a game against these monsters again. Parents belittling my child's team as we were exciting field. Have video evidence, will be coming forward. You Frank, need to have a talk with rowdy parents. How dare they speak is such FOUL manner about CHILDREN over a soccer game. A game is a game. Such psychopaths. Already called and tried to speak directly, was met with shortness, rudeness and told to email if I need direct contact. I encourage your "coaches" to take a course on human decency and interpersonal intelligence.

I must say when I went to this school 9th-12th grade I didn't appreciate the rigourous academic…read moreschedule, the high expectations, and studying all night.. But I can honeslty appreciate everything when I look back on it now. I had tremendous oppurtunities and I was exposed to things I probably would have never known about. A few of those oppurtunies were backpacking, dancing, diversity conferences, community service, and wonderful college counselors. There's also certain traditions that make Chadwick special such as the Tree Awards, they physically ring a bell in between classes, eating lunch on the lawn, and the graduation. There is also the rigorous academic excellence that is demanded from every student. This can be a challenge if you haven't grown up in an environment where your suppose to study 45mins per class every night. Now that i'm in college i'm glad I have those time management skills. The teachers are definitely amazing too and they have very high expectations of their students also. So all in all I think Chadwick is definitely a school you should consider sending your child too. The Alumni network is very active and give lots of money because most people who graduate are successful.

We have had a horrible experience at Chadwick. It is a school that talks about core values and then…read morefails to live up to them. The disfunction starts at the Board level. They have just hired their sixth Head of School in nine years. That should tell you all you know about where the problem lies. There are serious governance issues and lies that are perpetuated throughout the school. Parents are afraid to ask questions and students are getting shortchanged on the education that they deserve.

Great school! Great teachers and staff. My daughter and I love this school. I like how everyone is…read moreso friendly.

GREAT SCHOOL. This school is very, very well funded by the district. As a student from this school,…read moreI believe that the elective classes they offer are AMAZING. I started to peruse my dream of a Photographer/Videographer at one of the classes offered. All core classes are very well organized and equipped with GREAT teachers, in most cases. Talking about teachers, not ALL of them are the best. I went through some teachers, not pointing names out, who were just... so bad that they deserve to get fired. There were 2 of them. That is a pretty low amount! One of them got fired this year, so there is only one more to go. That one teacher who is still left has a very low temper. He WILL curse out students outside. Looking at the bright side, this school's staff is mostly all nice. Counselors are great, principals are VERY understanding. I recently got in a little trouble for being at the wrong place at the wrong time. I will not go too deep into it, but I ended up getting suspended for a stupid reason. But now that I look back to it, I think he did the right choice. The lunch area is pretty convenient. Tabled are offered to every student, a snack bar is available, and they serve not the best lunches, but they are still acceptable. The lower fields are all available to students during break. Sports equipment is leased to students. Overall, I think this is the best choice of Intermediate school in Palos Verdes over Miralest and PVIS.

Luanda Bay Elementary School is a great school where my kid got the best elementary school…read moreexperience! Principal Bernal is a great principal who keeps the school running and makes sure the kids have a great environment! They keep the school very clean and have lots of spirit days to make sure kids have fun! The staff and teachers are friendly and give kids good education to prepare them for middle school. They also get toured by PVIS where the kids get to watch the music showcase. Great School!

This is a good school it's nestled between some of homes here at Lunada. The ocean is within an…read moreeyeshot away so you get the view from the kindergarten side. Some of the teachers here are fantastic namely Curry, Watson,Sorenson,Disalvo,Castillo are just a few. My only complaint and this is not the schools fault is students are not disciplined enough at home so they bring that attitude to school which is not ok. I know that because my son had issues with some of kids bothering him but thankfully this school will not allow this kind of behavior.

This review is not about RUHS, Redondo Union High School of the RBUSD Redondo Beach Unified School…read moreDistrict. This review is about the REDONDO UNION AQUATIC CENTER SWIMMING POOL and both the Public Pool Access and the Summer Swimming Lessons as well as the lead contact, RAMONA CARISTO the Aquatic Center Coordinator. This is located on the campus of Redondo Union High School. RAMONA is such a wonderful person. Very polite, helpful and professional. We've known her for the many years we've enrolled in the Summer Swimming Lessons for Kids. The staff, during the Summer, I suspect and assume are qualified lifeguard caliber student employees. They've all been very good with the children/kids they teach as student swimmers. The front gate staff are always very welcoming and cheerful. It's an overall great environment that Ramona has created for the Aquatic Center. Weekend swimming, when open to the public is well organized. The clientele (customer) patron swimmers have been respectful and polite using the facilities, such as sharing lanes. Parking can be both easy and challenging depending on whatever activities are going on on-campus, whether sports games, rally/gatherings or anything else. It's a family friendly environment.

Every Sat/Sun the pool is open for community swim. They have 12 lanes open for lap swimming and a…read moresmall area for kids. It's $3 for residents (with ID) and $4 for non-residents. The shower area is pretty basic with nowhere to hang your things and no lockers. There's also a parking lot with direct access to the pool off of Vincent St.

My daughter enjoys coming here…read more I did many site visits in the surrounding area for Chinese school and chose Nihao because of the customer service friendliness from staff. Lastly, I really enjoy the culture, art and connection that the school builds at Nihao with the kids. Thank you!

Extremely well run school. Place is always clean, staff is thoughtful and dedicated, and children…read moreare well balanced in routine and freedom of self exploration. They offer mandarin immersion with English, Spanish, math, and music classes, as well as quarterly themed projects, various activities, and seasonal events. NIHAO emphasizes a holistic approach to well-being, and their results are evident in students-- academically, physically, emotionally, and socially. Strongly recommend families of all backgrounds to allow their student to build their educational foundations with NIHAO's program.

I cannot say enough of this amazing school! I have a unique perspective as I am a parent here as…read morewell as a teacher of 18 years (at a public school). When I was given a tour four years ago, I knew what questions to ask regarding the curriculum and was impressed by the rigor, the class sizes, and the feel of community. So I decided to make the investment and move my son from a nearby public school to Rolling Hills Country Day School. One of the reasons was my son was diagnosed with moderate ADD and I knew he needed more personal attention and would thrive in a smaller school setting. It was the best decision! I do admit it took him a few months to get acclimated due to the academic rigor because the standards were different at his previous school. However, I loved it so much that a year later, I transferred my daughter there and now my third child attends RHCDS! I wish my kids could personally write a review. They absolutely love their school. They are eager to get to school early to play on the field before class! This school offers them a place where they feel safe and genuinly cared for. They not only have the academic rigor that in today's society is imperative, but they also prioritize in teaching values. Be a kind human is their motto and they definitely instill this on a daily basis. Learning and living by these values is what a child needs to thrive and be happy so they can focus in school. My son is now in middle school (upper school) and I know he will no doubt be prepared for any top rated high school. They focus on giving back to the community, character/values, teach independence, all the while really preparing these kids for high school. This school truly offers a fine balance. They have specialized teachers for various subjects, including technology. They also focus on presentation skills and even my little 7 year old has presented in front of the lower school! This is such an important communication skill that is disregarded in many elementary schools. I have also made amazing friends at RHCDS and I truly feel I am part of a family, or small community, even though I am a working mom and am not able to be there as much as I would like. I know my kids are cared for, safe, happy, challenged academically, and taught the same values that I teach at home. RHCDS is truly one of a kind and am so grateful to be a part of it.

We have been part of the RHCDS community for 5 years and with multiple children currently attending…read moreor having gone through elementary and middle school, we highly recommend the school to families looking for a quality education and nurturing environment for their children. We have been treated like family over the years - our children feel safe and known by their teachers and any questions or requests to the administration or teachers have been promptly and thoughtfully addressed. Our oldest child and middle school graduate, who now attends public high school, feels like she was well prepared academically and personally by teachers who challenged her to think critically and by expectations to be kind and respectful. There is obviously no perfect school and we are grateful to have found a school that aligns with our values!

PHS is amazing. There is nothing of its caliber in the area. The staff is awesome. Our children…read morehave been part of the PHS family for many years. We're excited for middle school. We are truly blessed to have found such a safe, loving environment for our children. The campus is beautiful and the equipment is new. Kids can really be just kids. They run around and play. We love watching our kids actually moving their bodies and working out. They plead to go to afterschool camp every day. The class sizes are amazing. There are assistant teachers in each classroom. If a student needs more assistance they can easily get it, instead of struggling alone. Dr. Chun is an amazing Principal and runs the school like a well oiled machine. The character values they instill Caring Attitude Respect Gratitude Perseverance Self Control are amazing. I wish they had a high school too.

This school is probably best for people who have artistic children (think of theater or drama kids)…read moreor kids who have special needs (developmental impediments which require them to need an aide physically with them or need smaller group sizes). This school does not focus on academic rigor. There is no homework or grades until 4th grade. The amount of regression in education we witnessed was sad, anger inducing, and extremely upsetting. We wasted a year of tuition and our child's time and would NEVER recommend this school for children who are not special needs or have other socialization issues.

Loved going here as a middle schooler, some great, good, and meh teachers, but overall decent. the…read moreplayground is nice, with good flooring and hoops and nets, not very strict, only if you really messed up. though lots of tough times here, still would recommend over stinky callie.

This middle school is really one of the best, even though the teachers can be mean. they're grading…read moresystem is equal. The teachers are well educated, and I've learned a lot. The only thing is the kids don't get in trouble for most of the things they secretly do.