Yup I am in agreeing with the two 1 star reviews on here. Our kiddo just started school here &…read morealready experiencing being bullied several times & school just started. Its a shame because this school was once a really good school since our older children attended here. Our kiddo has been in WCUSD as well like the other parents mentioned on here but it's unfortunate that we will possibly need to look for another school or even considering sending our kiddo to a private school.

I don't know why some people said it's bad school it's actually really good school the councelor…read morehelped my problem and the teachers are really nice they give you a second chance on homework and they also have fun after school programs and clubs and alot of stuff in their school. This school knows how to teach academics good and they even have special classes for autism which is really interesting too. I recommend this school but sometimes there's a lot of drama but they do good on Discipline.

I love to go watch the high school plays and musicals on this campus. They have a great theater…read moreprogram and so many participants that they can have whole separate casts for the same show, alternating performances! Their theater space is amazing, one of the nicest I've seen on a high school campus. Tonight we came to see " Little Shop of Horrors". All the students acted, sang, and danced their hearts out. We really enjoyed it! It's great to see family, peers, and teachers come to watch and support them.

Worse HS in sports!! Coaches take personal issues with athletes . If the couch doesn't like their…read moreathlete(s) regardless of their experience they don't let the athlete to be part of their team. It's only privilege kids who joined the team(s). Also coaches they don't have any credentials to be coaches. Any body who previously played that sport can be a coach at SHSH.

My son had a tournament at West Covina HS on 2/28/26. The campus is really nice and kept clean. The…read moregym was a little small but was able to accommodate the large group of spectators who came to support the teams. I have to say that the women's restroom was very clean and nice. Located in a nice residential area with plenty of parking.

West Covina High School is one of the best in all of the San Gabriel Valley in my humble opinion…read more Now, me and my brother attended this High School when we moved from Southwest Los Angeles back in 1991. We attended here in 1992, and I also graduated in 1993. We had a wonderful Principal too. I cant believe I forgot his name too. But the teachers and staff here at the time were amazing. Campus was nice and clean. Not any nearby places to leave campus and go out to lunch. That was the only downside. The school is prodominantly in a residential area. But we still had fun, and the campus sold good food too, if you wanted lunch of their food on campus. Its just a good school, and I had lots of fun when I attended here.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about the preschool teachers at this school. Shoutout to Mrs…read moreDesiree and Miss Tori! They are caring, patient, and truly dedicated to each child's growth and development. From the moment we enrolled my daughter, they made our child feel welcomed, safe, and excited to learn. They created a positive and nurturing environment where children can build confidence, develop social skills, and have fun while learning. They communicate regularly with parents and genuinely care about each child's success and well-being. We've seen tremendous growth in our child's learning, independence, and enthusiasm for school. It is clear that the teachers put their hearts into what they do every day. We are incredibly grateful for their hard work, kindness, and dedication. Highly recommend this preschool to any family looking for a supportive and enriching early childhood education experience! Thank you Mrs. Desiree and Miss Tori! Maddie will definitely miss you two

I am very disappointed with the Pre-K Program headed by Martha Macias…read more I am giving a warning to the parents that are looking to enroll their toddlers into the Pre-K program. Do your research and refer to the parents' experience before doing so. The way Macias is running the Pre-K program may affect your kids negatively. Don't do it unless the school decides to change its Pre-School Director. My kid was doing really great with Mrs. Lisa (Monalisa Cabrera). If there's someone good that remains in the Pre-K program, that's Mrs. Lisa. My wife and I have nothing but praises towards Mrs. Lisa. She's done a tremendous job taking care of our son and other kids as well. Few months after my kid transitioned to Ms. Thompson alongside Mrs. Macias. My kid developed an aggressive behavior something that we've never seen him had before. On March 4, 2026, Mrs. Macias informed us at "the classroom entrance" that our son was no longer allowed to attend the school due to behavioral concerns. The conversation with my wife was conducted "outside of her office, in front of other parents, kids and staff. "VERY UNPROFESSIONAL" and she's considered as the Pre-K Director. This is very concerning and scary at the same time. We feel it would have been more appropriate to discuss this privately rather than at the classroom where others could overhear. I guess our privacy and confidentiality is not of her concern. My wife had only just entered the classroom when she began speaking, and even my mother-in law, who was there to pick up my son, was standing outside. The conversation was very one-sided, and we weren't given an opportunity to share our perspective. We were simply told that "your son can no longer come here." Straight up rejection from Mrs. Macias. It was upsetting to see our young son face the reality of being rejected and asked to leave a place where he was beginning to build relationships with classmates and teachers. We believe this was a difficult situation for him to understand at such a tender age. As a 20 year Airforce and Navy veteran, if I deploy, I want nothing but the security and safety of the love ones I leave behind while fighting for this country. It's very disappointing that a supposedly "Christian" school that should provide security and peace of mind when I leave my kid in their custody wasn't able to accomplish such an important task. After this experience, I will never ever be at peace leaving my kid on any school regardless of whether it's a Christian school or not. I have a lot of colleagues - Military and Christians - and I am not advising them to enroll their kids into South Hills' Pre-K program under Mrs. Macias. As of this moment, until changes are done with the Pre-K Program, enrolling your kid is not recommendable.

this school is no bueno like for realzies the teachers are nice but some of them are like actually…read moreinsane and yell too damn much

Worst two weeks here not to mention they have bullies that look like they are older and physically…read morelook like moms that will bully ur child since they don't have fear of authority here. This school is really small and the students there have nothing better to do other than to gossip and invent rumors. There is no security and overall after raising two other children this was the worst experience ever.

I have the privilege of presenting at Career day every year at this school. It is remarkable that…read morethey have such a well organized and wonderful career day for their student students. I certainly didn't have one like this when I was in middle school. I hope it inspires 6th through 8th graders to dream big and start thinking about what they are passionate about and start working hard towards those possible futures. Sierra Vista has two leadership tracks for students who are interested: one is ASB which is mostly in charge of rallies and school functions and the other is WEB (Where Everybody Belongs) which is designed to have 7th and 8th graders orient and welcome new students including 6ty graders. Both sets of leadership students had important roles on today's career day. The WEB students designed all the Peanuts and Snoopy themed decorations of the event and gave a speech to welcome the presenters to Career Day. The ASB students guided the presenters to the Professional Development room next to the school library as well as to their respective classrooms. These leadership students were very polite, respectful, and did an excellent job representing their school and making the presenters such as myself feel welcome and glad to participate. Well done, Sierra Vista, to the whole team that made today happen! Thank you to the guidance counselors for overseeing and planning the day and to the PTA for providing the breakfast and lunch!! I look forward to next year!

I'm ngl, many of the teachers here so weird and overstep boundaries, the no phones policy is not…read morevery strict but they care more abt phones then vapes, (that says a lot), don't send ur kid here it sucks

I love Merced Elementary. This is a great school that truly cares about the children's foundation…read morestarting in Pre-K. The principal Mrs. Dominguez is professional and caring. The whole staff is amazing and would recommend this school to everyone.

I love the office staff and the principal Mrs Dominguez. Overall my experience at Merced has been…read moreok. There are definitely teachers to AVOID. Rebecca Unver is the worst teacher , she is rude , horrible to the kids , and an unhappy miserable person: you can tell by how she speaks. A lot of children including my son told me that she throws their homework on the floor and makes them pick it up like it's trash . She's the most unfit person to be a teacher and I'm wondering everyday why she's still there. She also likes to bully her class and say mean things to them , I have a long list of evidence and have met with the principal regarding her behavior but I needed to post this and warn other parents , I wouldn't want their child to go through what these kids have gone through.

My school rented out the gymnasium for a karate tournament and the staff was very helpful and…read moreaccommodating. Looking forward to having our tournament here next year

Okay average school for a low-income community. Needs more AP and Honors classes for students to…read morechoose from.

it's good but mr carels pmo he is scares me . but overall everyone is nice and i recommendread more

My kids have been to this school and they loved it the teachers are so kind and helpfullread more

This school has really affected my child. I enrolled her into this because they're well known for…read moretheir academics. Later to find out she's been bullied physically and online. She got suspended for defending herself. There is a video of her getting first and no one broke up the fight. Even when she tried to end the fight the other girl CONTINUED to hit her. After all this they continued to bully her online about the fight. No one is taking this seriously. This is why many kids commit suicide because there's only so much a little girl can take. Now, she's scared to attend school and she no longer feels safe.

This review is based on the free to public activity areas located at Edgewood and not of the actual…read moreschool itself. This school has a running track, stretching areas, tennis courts, handball courts, basketball courts, baseball and soccer fields that are open to the public depending on whether it is being used by the school itself or any other local community organization. Yup, there a couple of porta-potties here too. It's a dirt track, so use some running shoes that you wouldn't mind getting dirty. The aesthetics doesn't compare to Sierra Vista High School's more recently renovated track, but it gets the job done if you're looking for a place to walk/jog. You can also run the sidewalk circumference of the school which happens to be the conveniently measured distance of 1 mile which can be used whether school is in session or not. Here's a quick 3D video look of it. http://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/30591254#video Pickup basketball seems to happen on nights/weekends whenever the kids bball leagues aren't going on. This is a nice free community area to get out and be active.