I do not have a child who attends this school, but I do live in the neighborhood and am forced to…read moredeal with the daily danger caused by speeding parents and students. Every morning, they race down my block with reckless disregard for the safety of this community. Despite our efforts to protect our neighborhood--fighting to install stop signs, speed humps, and lowering the speed limit to 15 mph--they still drive through our narrow street as if it were the 805 during a car chase. I know the principal works hard to remind families to slow down and respect the community in which this school resides. Unfortunately, too many ignore those reminders. Their disregard makes it clear they simply do not care about the safety of the residents who live here.

I am an alumnus, and very grateful and proud to have attended St. Augustine High School. My…read moreeducation and the values system instilled in me remain powerful influences in my life today. It is an honor to be part of the 'Saints' legacy.

Unfortunately middle school is where a lot of teens start to have mental health difficulties,…read morewhether it be anxiety, depression negative body imagery or bullying. Watching social media teens can learn how to have control over their bodies using self harm, vaping, drinking. I noticed an a few scars on my daughter that quickly unraveled into any parents nightmare. I emailed the new principal Ms, McGee not expecting much of a response. Within 20 minutes she had told me all the services she could offer to help us, not to worry my daughter will still be able to graduate and gave me all the tools that I can use so I can concentrate on my daughter . There are also some dedicated, caring teachers that my both my kids love shout out to Mr Salas

I am currently in 7th grade. Lots of people hate this school. Although there are lots of fights,…read moredrug, use, and self harm going around, as long as you find who u are and stay true to yourself it will be fine. This is a very bad school, but if u manage it you can avoid it problems. Some of the teachers are very nice and understanding, while some others are just flat out rude. I remember a science teacher even hit one of the students. As long as u make friends it should be fine. I love my school.

We attended Raquel Borras' Red Carpet Premiere for her documentary "I Hear You, Gen Z!" on Thursday…read moreevening. What a beautiful high school campus. An intimate reception was held upstairs on the outdoor patio. Plenty of seating and the layout was very welcoming. The film screening was shown in the theatre. There was a short walk between the two spaces. The grounds were well maintained and the restrooms were close proximity to the theatre. I'll be sure to check out future events at this venue.

The facility is beautiful. Most of the teachers are really good. The administration does not care…read moreabout you. Sometimes they respond to emails and sometimes they don't. The head of the administration is a political figure. If you're Jewish, the school does not care about you. They don't care whether you stay or you go. They don't care about anti-Semitic incidents on campus. Anti-Israel is not anti-Jewish for them. You will just yell into the void when bad things happen. There is zero accountability. I'm feeling very poorly about a school I was very excited to have my child join. If you're left leaning and hate Jews, this is the right place for you.

Counselor Laura McDonald is a very hard working and professional addition to the staff at SRHS…read more She went out of her way to help us with a challenging situation and our family found her to be knowledgeable, very helpful and kind. Thank you Ms McDonald for your patience, know-how and tenacity in helping our family and daughter deal with a difficult situation.

This is by far the worst school you could possibly send your child to. There have been incidents…read morewhere children were physically harmed, yet the administration -- especially the dean and his group -- do everything they can to cover it up. They deny the facts and make it seem like nothing ever happened. Their high ratings are completely misleading. When it comes down to real issues, they suddenly claim that the security cameras weren't working, and that they "can't do anything." I strongly advise every parent: do not send your child here. Your child's safety and well-being will not be protected at this school.

I have 3 special-needs children and 2 graduated from from a prestigious division 1 high school…read more I have had horrible experiences with many schools and had to move to different schools through the years for my kids to get the education thy needed. Many teachers were insensitive, aloof, ignorant about trauma informed teaching and would not implement support needed to succeed in school, despot the IEPs. Was a single mom and was not rich, so couldn't fight the system, nor did I have time, while I was working and putting self through nursing school and managing a physically I'll child and a mentally ill child. I Moved to SD for work- and researched schools so my youngest child could succeed in high school. I study trauma and how it prevents learning. So I wanted a school that was culturally sensitive and the teaches are mindful of the various background and situations the children came from. What a blessing E3 is. My youngest child of my 3 kids LOVES ALL the teachers and looks forward to going to school for once. I observed student:-teacher interactions at the back to school night and noticed that all teacher we met have an element of care, compassion, and are vested in student success. They treat students with respect and they were genuinely friendly with the students. Throughout the years there was one great teacher here and there that my kids would get. But it was a gamble and some school years were horrible, some years were full of learning. However, at E3 - ALL of my child's teachers are amazing, knowledgeable, and foster a relationships with him. It was endearing to watch the teacher-student interaction with other students as well- these students trusted and actually enjoyed the teachers. E3 has free tutoring included with school if your child needs it. I did not have the finances to pay for tutoring when my older children were in high school. So, one of my children barely graduated. They experienced traumatic experiences from teachers, teacher assistants giving answers when "helping" a child with tests (found out after a course of years). It was horrible. - E3 is a newer school that has the frame work to educate students and model emotionally healthy interactions so they are successful in life. Highly recommended. Put your child on the list.

Terribly strict on students who are already under a lot of pressure. This school speaks deeply on…read morehealth, safety, and well being, then send students home if they are not in their head to toe, multi-layered school uniform in the middle of the heat wave when the AC is broken. Bathrooms are locked during times that faculty has decided is inappropriate for students to use the restroom. Time and resources are put toward unnecessarily strict rules on both students and staff, all while students are struggling to reach the level of education they should have been at years ago. Teachers and students a trying to do their best but the administration is suffocating any progress that teachers work toward. This environment was not made for students to thrive, but for the administration to have a control that results in

Performing Arts Center review. I recently attended a student…read moreperformance at their Performing Arts Center. When viewing the campus map online it appeared much larger and much more confusing than it actually was. The PA Center was immediately to my left as I pulled onto campus, very easy to find and parking was extremely close too! I also viewed the theater seating chart online to pick my seat. I really loved that it showed me which seats would have a blocked view, encouraging me to pick another one. The theater seemed much larger online than it actually was. So when I chose a front row seat, I had no idea I would be "kick up my feet onto the stage" close. It was still a great seat and I could see the entire performance. The acoustics were good as was the lighting. They could definitely use another bathroom, one is not enough!

They have a bully culture that goes unchecked by staff. If you have an issue the principles shrug…read moretheir shoulders and say there's nothing they can do. Even when you request a meeting with the other party's parents and the school, the school declines and allows the behavior. Not a very welcoming learning environment. If other students call your child a racial slur nothing is done. This is ONE OF the earliest environments these children should learn what is socially, ethically, and morally acceptable because obviously they are not learning this at home. To not hold children accountable for their actions is enabling them to continue the deplorable behavior. In addition the school is saying they agree and encourage the behavior by doing nothing to punish or prevent this behavior.

I'm absolutely disgusted with this school! My child attended both years! His fifth grade year was…read moreokay teachers were very communicative and cared about my child's education. 6th grade year was an absolute mess. Beside one or two teachers I was very disappointed in how some of them handled situations. I hardly had any communication with any of his teachers regardless how many times I reached out to find out assignments or any thing regarding my child's education! Also your child will not be able to attend any dances or have a chance at extra "special events" if they have an I in any class. I think it's absolutely ridiculous and separates the "good kids from the bad kids!" This is how my child felt! You do not treat children this way and exclude them from events with their friends. Middle school is hard enough. I will not name the teachers names but I've had to help my child with certain classes because the teacher refused to help let alone teach them! Some homework that was brought home was not discussed in class, and lots of assignments making my child feel overwhelmed. It was a constant fight every night because my child was mentally drained! I have read reviews about Dana and heard by a number of people who have attended there or had their child go there that this place is a mess! I also agree! I'm so glad to be almost done with this school! I can't count how many times my child came home upset from that school and because of its TEACHERS! Good luck if your child has to go here. I would really recommend going somewhere else if you have the means!

My daughter said the bathroom are not clean and she say it was very nasty. There's always toilet…read morepaper on the floor.

Pershing middle school is kinda mid. Most teachers are nice, and they will help you if u need…read moreanything. The school looks really nice, and theirs a lot of things you can tryout for. Although, the school can't afford enough lockers for the 6th graders so half of the 6th graders don't have lockers. Also, in my opinion I'm not the biggest fan of 6th graders camp. The cabin lowkey looks like a prison and the beds are not too comfortable. I caught a tick on me one time so if you have a fear of bugs, don't go because there is stink bugs, fire ants, bullet ants, and a lot other bugs.

This school is...something. The kids are...something else entirely. One slapped me and an adult saw…read morebut didn't do anything. Some teachers are good but some classes just suck