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    Sacred Heart School

    3.7 (3 reviews)

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    I am writing to express my deep frustration, disappointment, and concern regarding an incident that…read moreoccurred at school today involving my son, It has come to my attention that a student named G&&&& referred to another student, Ja$$$, as "leprechaun." found this amusing and giggled, which led to Ja$$$ threatening him to kill them, then several students approached saying that Jas$$ had a pocket knife and was going to kill him. Now my son fears for his life. My son was send to the office to write a report about the incident, gave it to the front desk lady, and I was still not informed about this horrible situation. What troubles me most is that I was not informed by the school about this incident. My son now feels unsafe and scared to attend school, and as a parent, I am extremely disappointed by the lack of communication regarding a matter that directly affects his well-being. I kindly request immediate attention to this matter. I would appreciate a prompt explanation of the situation, the steps being taken to ensure my son's safety, and how the school plans to improve communication with parents in the future. Thank you for your prompt attention to this serious concern. I look forward to your

    My personal experience In this school was horrible I always saw people smoking and vaping in the…read morerestroom and inappropriate drawings and writing in the bathroom stalls and teacher are inconsiderate about people new to the us, they scream at a kid for not speaking English and the school still lets the teacher teach.

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    Palm Valley School

    4.1(48 reviews)
    6.1 mi

    My son has attended Palm Valley School since 5th grade. He is now completing 9th grade and he is so…read morehappy with the school! He plays every sport because it is a small school and all the kids join in. Many of the teachers attend the sports events to show support for their students. It's is such a great feeling to know that your child feels totally supported by their school and their teachers. He has really grown and matured as a student in this remarkable environment and he adores the teaching staff. We could not be happier with our experience at Palm Valley School and we find it to be worth every penny. We have toured other schools in the area both for grammar school and high school and there is no other option in our opinion. Having relocated temporarily during the pandemic and we thought we might stay for one year but we decided to relocate our family from Marina del Rey solely because our son is so happy and thriving academically of Palm Valley School. Yes, we left the beach because nothing is better than a happy thriving kid!! This school would be 50k in the Los Angeles area and the class sizes would be far larger. Additionally, the families at PVS are down to earth and the PVS community in general is very warm and welcoming. We plan on staying until our son graduates. My only regret is that he did not start at Palm Valley School in kindergarten. PVS may be the best parenting decision we have made thus far.

    Truly the greatest gift we could have hoped for in terms of schools! The teachers are wonderful,…read moreand the class sizes are perfect. I love that I have an opportunity to volunteer within the classroom, and that they have a very active community of parents. I served as a room parent this year, and was thrilled with just how involved the parents in our grade level have been!! It's been such a treat! We love Family Game Night. We love the Fall Festival. The Parent Association hosts several "Meet and Mingle" gatherings throughout the year. It is SO easy to get involved here. Overall, it's a very welcoming vibe! It really makes our school feel like a family.

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    3.5(18 reviews)
    4.2 mi

    I have been very disappointed with my experience at this school. From my perspective, the school…read moreseems to put a strong emphasis on fundraising and getting families to donate money. During fundraising campaigns, families are repeatedly encouraged and pressured to contribute, and it can feel like there is a constant expectation to give more. What is especially concerning is the way students are rewarded for fundraising. Students who raise more money or whose families contribute are given incentives such as ice cream, burgers, glow parties, and other rewards. While I understand wanting to encourage fundraising, I don't believe children should feel that they are being rewarded or left out based on how much money their families can contribute. Another thing that I find particularly troubling is how the fundraising is displayed in the classroom. Teachers have a race-style game on the board with all of the students' names, and students move forward as they raise certain amounts of money to earn different rewards. This means that if a family does not donate or is unable to raise as much money, the child can visibly remain behind their classmates on the board, seeing that difference every day. As a parent, I find this very uncomfortable. Whether intentional or not, I believe this can make children feel embarrassed, singled out, or like they are falling behind simply because their families are not contributing as much money. Elementary-age children should not have to carry the emotional burden of their family's ability or inability to donate. Fundraising should be about supporting the school, not creating a visible ranking system among children based on how much money they raise. There are many ways a school can recognize fundraising efforts without making children feel like they are being rewarded or punished based on their family's financial contributions. I hope the school will reconsider this approach and find ways to support its financial needs without putting so much pressure on families or making children feel left out. A school should be a place where children feel included, valued, and supported regardless of how much money their families are able to contribute.

    We love Desert Christian Academy. We've loved this school ever since we joined. Our son started in…read morefirst grade and is now heading into middle school. What sets DCA apart is the strong sense of home and family--it's more than just a school. The staff is incredibly supportive and full of love, always there when we need them. We're so grateful to have found not only a great school but a true community. Desert Christian Academy gives you a sense of peace, and honestly, there's nothing negative we can say about it.

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