this school pmo lowkey the staff don't care Abt us they get mad at us for no reason and my fucking…read morefood had a bug in it the food gave me chorro for 2 days straight and the bathroom is disgusting and gross there is piss everywhere and there is vapes hidden everywhere like easter eggs there is so much graffiti

I think this school has a great supportive learning system and some good teacher ! They are really…read morekind

I went here for about a year and a half I had transferred from vista in Santa Ana and this school…read morewas like a fresh breath of air the uniform was amazing quality but didn't request too much and i saw my gpa for from 1.3 to 4+ i learned so much I even got accepted into honors thia school is awesome fun and educational totally recommend bringing your students here for middle school

me and my daughter don't like this school because when i was trying to move her schools they…read morewouldn't approve it just because of her attendance. the vice principal would lie to me about my child not being in school and before saying that she wouldn't check the cameras . 0/5 this school in general

I currently have 2 children at Fairmont Preparatory - one will be senior soon and the other will be…read moresophomore. This is a typical private run high school, uniforms, smaller classes, college prep curriculum. I sent my kids here because I felt they take student safety as well as opportunity for learning, seriously. The tuition was always high, and every year it would increase 4-5%, typical of private schools. 2 years ago it was sold by the owning family to a conglomerate (named ISP or "International Schools Partnership"). Since then, many of the great teachers or people around the school, have begun leaving. The emphasis is now on creating a "glossy image" for the school to appeal to high income international students and their families. The have focused heavily on making everything look orderly, and making the student population look diverse (it is not). There is less emphasis on the actual curriculum (resulting in cutting down on classes offered) and less encouragement of school clubs. Due to this combination of unfortunate factors, teachers are leaving left and right. I cannot blame them. The school has increased tuition for this coming year by 11%, citing "maintenance needed for air conditioning, and more, etc." to the campus. While they have increased tuition by 11% for every student, they are cutting teacher salaries. If they increased tuition, to keep the teachers, it is something parents would understand and have to accept. To be told tuition is going up at this rate, and to know that teachers are all being told to take a pay cut - raises the question - where is all this money going? It is not benefitting the teachers, and not benefitting the students. I can only imagine it lining the coffers of I.S.P. and the management salaries of those who work there. I feel we are now stuck - I don't want to move my kids and upend their school life. I used to be able to "recommend" this school to parents who wanted an option for a private school. I do not recommend this school anymore, because the current owning company is only interested in increasing their profit, and promoting all their portfolio of international private schools, rather than actually caring for each campus, the happiness and motivation of the teachers, and the offerings and education for each student. I will be very fair. If you a family from outside United States and would like to send your child to an expensive international private school through a student visa, I believe you are the target market. They can place your child with a host family or house them in a dorm, and bus them to school, etc. This will cost you yearly about the same as a US Private College tuition, but if money is not an object, this will not matter. You are the most important target market for I.S.P., and your child will attend Fairmont Preparatory with many other children just like them. This is not derogatory- my children have many international student friends, precisely due to this marketing strategy which heavily influences the student population. If I had known another entity would purchase the school, raise tuition, and order pay cuts for teachers (again, where is all the money going then?) which then causes an exodus of great teachers, then I would have looked for another private school for my children's high school education.

Not a good option. Kids are all "same type." They're all just dressed, competitive, lack of sports,…read morearts classes, some teachers are good some whatever. Save your money. Kids are judgy and many socially-emotionally not healthy. ASB teachers are not good. Take your student elsewhere.

Great school. Nice and sociable teachers. A travesty that Mr. Waters is no longer here.read more

i attended Walt Disney School in 1956 when I was in first grade. Mrs Harding was my teacher. it's…read morehard to remember everything but I do remember the day at the start of the school when they lined us all up on the playground and Walt Disney came to work his way down the line shaking each one of our hands. I also remember the cafeteria with it's beautifully colored wooden cutouts of all the Disney characters on the walls. i remember having a student monitor sitting at the head of the cafeteria table who decided when you could leave. i loved my 1st grade teacher and the whole school in general. Now I'm 74 years old and that school is a very good memory. Unfortunately then we moved to a different district.

Today we are at the Handle stadium here at western high school. Celebrating my youngest son…read moregraduation from Cypress high school. Handel Stadium is a football field located at Western High School in Anaheim, California, used for high school sports and graduation ceremonies, Ambience was great very clean Traffic was also good, thanks to the police department, and school staff. Big congratulations to Cypress high

Amazing band wonderful school this one girl in the front ensemble she is a wonderful section leader…read moreand the tenor drum player is also amazing they also provided wonderful educational and athletic performances and opportunities

I love Summit it's a really nice campus with good people. The teachers take their time(hvac)…read moreteaching you valuable skills.

The jr high and elementary department of Fairmont is excellent! I cannot say enough great things…read moreabout it. The jr high (and elementary) I feel, cares genuinely about their students and offers so much opportunities for them. We thoroughly enjoyed, and still rave, about this campus to everyone we know. Thank you HAC for being a foundation for my child, and all children, to thrive in. We really hope the high school follows your expectations

How else am I supposed to rate my Alma Mater???…read more Even though you took the lockers out, starting with the graduating class of 1997's first year at Savanna, You are still tops in my book... Well. Most of you. Favorites Include: - Mr. Jawor - Ms. Beardsley-Mull - Ms. Walton - Mr. Shore - Mr. Heymers (even though you gave me a D) - Mr. Davies - Ms. Weihardt - Mr. Bell - Ms. Villafuerte - Ms. Tenney Are any of these teachers still there? Great times and good stuff learned. I wreaked absolute havoc through the entire school, and no teacher was safe. I locked teachers in the faculty bathrooms, brought knives to class and ran the perimeter of the classroom, cutting posters in half, and would clap two chalk-dusters together over teachers' heads in order to mimic dandruff... Couple that along with forging tons of re-admit slips, leaving campus at my leisure in order to go shopping at Ralphs and go to Taco Bell, bringing universal remotes to class in order to turn the TV's on and off at my own leisure, and well... you get the picture... though I did take the time to study & learn... adopting the philosophy I now have: work hard, play harder. Thanks for the good times, Savanna. Rest in peace Mr. Quigley. Honorable mention goes to Thursdays in the quad with the DJ's playing songs that were not made for high school kids, Rebel Show (annual talent show), and the afterschool fights at the AM/PM next door - which is now closed. I hope I don't drive by Savanna in a couple years and bear witness to yet another school that looks like a Federal SuperMax Penitentiary.

School is not so bad, principal on the other hand, yikes. they got rid of most of the great…read moreteachers here.

This was my son's first year attending Orangeview and it has been a bit of a rollercoaster. Having…read moreto change schools, leaving his friends behind was tough and challenging for him. But with the support of his parents and teachers he has seen great improvements and we are very optimistic that he is now in the right path to maintaining academic performance. The teachers have done a great job communicating with us using the ParentSquare app, allowing us almost live access to class content, events, grades and homework. We are very happy to see the efforts to integrate and nurture social interaction and knowledge. This past December we had the opportunity to attend the Winter Concert where my son was part of the Choire. We were so excited and happy to see the event. Thank you Miss Joy Reyes, for your great work!

If I'm being, I definitely was skeptical of this school prior to my son's 7th grade year. We…read morereluctantly sent him there because of the proximity to our home and I can say that I'm glad he ended up here. All of the staff that we've interacted with have been wonderful. My son loves his teachers and has a lot of pride in being a panther. Specifically, I'm impressed by the work of the instrumental music teacher, Mrs. Reyes. The amount of growth the program has seen since last year is quite remarkable. Music programs are so important and are a great experience for kids. I'm so glad my son got to have that experience.