Honeslty, I love the the school my daughter decided to stay here the environment is nice the tk and…read more3rd grade teachers care and want the best for the kids. If your kid deals with bullies then put them in self defense classes or boxing my daughter started at 4 years old and 7. Great school only thing is the gay man who's around the kids acting like a woman is my huge problem he needs to go!

School has trouble with taking bullying serious. Two of our daughters have been threatened by…read morelittle boys and the staff response is "they were playing".

I was a student here from late 2019-2024 and the vice principal miss Garcia was the most judgmental…read moreand arrogant person there, during my 5th grade year my final year there I had a ton of issues with old friends leading to me always getting in trouble and most of the times I didn't even do anything but since it was multiple girls against me (1 singular boy) she put the blame on me and it got to the point to where my mother was stressing about signing papers that were about that not only affecting me but my family, on another note the teachers and actual principle were so supportive the main principle was so nice and caring miss Flores was the most nicest principal I knew and my teacher miss Bonilla was the most supportive funniest and loving teacher ever not one single day in her class was bad but sadly all good things come to a end

Horrendous attitude of the principal and my kid sometimes comes with teary eyes telling me that…read moreevery time he talks to the principal he always gets yelled at rudely! I would recommend taking your kid to Sunrise Elementary which is a couple feet away from Ewclid elementary. Also this school is very money hungry telling us to go to school every single day which isn't bad to do but this school prefers you going to school even when your sick !

Kick my kindergartener out because of behavior my 5 year old because the principal acts like he…read moregets what's going on but handles nothings! Allows kinder teachers to take judgment over 5 year olds and teachers put their hands & restrain them in an overwhelming situation. Then denies responsibility. No direct communication just talking behind parents backs bashing students.They harass family's in need & pick n choose. Sad very bias school!

Best school ever!!!!! My son goes here, I went there. All I can say it's the most amazing school.read more

As a parent, finding the right school for my little one was both exciting and stressful. I wanted a…read moreschool that was close, supportive of my child's education, and grounded in strong values. When I was first introduced to Santa Teresita, I wasn't quite sure what to expect. Now that the school year is almost over, I can honestly say how grateful I am to have found this wonderful school. The staff is caring, dedicated, and truly committed to helping each child learn and grow. The principal's commitment to creating a positive and nurturing learning environment is evident in everything they do. Santa Teresita is such an important part of the community and provides a warm, supportive space where children can thrive. We feel very fortunate to be part of the Santa Teresita family.

Santa Teresita is such a warm safe school! All of the parents are so nice, and all have the same…read moregoal... an amazing education and strong foundational values. Check out our amazing library

Breed will forever Be the Best in My Heart! Every morning…read morewalking there while my mom held my hand from 4th-6th grade. At that time I felt embarrassed as any other boy trying to be cool but now they are golden memories. There I learned how to speak English with Mrs.Cabana and later Ms. Moraga who also gave me a good scolding the first day of sixth grade because I walked in with a raiders jacket and my hair combed back like a little Cholo. She said quieres ser como esos síguele... I hope they are well and if they passed May their souls be in Heaven as they forever changed my life for good. Let's not forget the trouble maker days with Mr. Faulkner, El Chile. Good old days... Last memory was playing in the basketball courts for recess while watching Hollywood film at St. Mary's. Nothing like Boyle Heights. #Cultura #Beginnings

Just here summer school can't give much information on the school or staff. The beginning of the…read moreschool session was horrible though. No organization, no assistance, and a bit of attitude when asking simple instructions as to where to take your ALREADY registered student. Heard from a parent who frequent the school on a regular basis this happens each year.

If I could give zero stars I would! They ran out of room in my daughter's 3rd grade classroom and…read morewas selected out of a few students to be placed back in 2nd grade. She's not being taught anything at her level. She works on handouts given by the teacher a full 8 hours course. I never thought I would be so disappointed in this school. The principal didn't even give me an explanation on how my daughter was selected and blamed one of the teachers. Maybe this is why parents are choosing charters school because of absurd decisions like this!!

Teachers, people from the office, cafeteria workers, the principal, after school staff they are…read morepretty nice people. If it weren't for them. We wouldn't have our schools up and running. Our kids in school. I personally did not come here, but my kids have and are. I have kids who graduated thanks to these tough and caring teachers. And still another almost there as well. What I like so much is the breakfast and lunch program. This makes me feel at ease my kids are having something to eat. They and we are lucky for public schools because it helps us parents. We as parents did not have this as we we're growing up. Well most of us. But I say thanks for public schools and the staff involved who run it.

this is the worst school ever the first time i came here during recess two kids were fighting the…read moreteachers who saw everything didn't do anything neither did the principal all they did was just tell them to stop they were going to take the kids to the classroom for 10 minutes the recess tome is for an hour so don't bring your kids here.

Great school it's small, but nice I'm very glad my kids went there the teachers are kind and…read morefriendly,basically it looks like a big family between the staff good job keep doing what your doing

I know it may seem biased to be giving a five star review for a school I currently teach in, but…read morewhen I tell you how unique and amazing this KIPP school is, you can't help but agree. For those unaware of the KIPP Charter school system,your child enters through a lottery system to get in to allow a fair chance to any and all students who would like to attend. Promesa serves K-4 students but there are KIPP middle schools. Promesa's 4 core values are grounded in love, integrity, grit & responsibility. The demographic reflects the community surrounding it, so many Latin students attend there along with the staff. Class sizes are no more than 30. What's awesome about Promesa is that it also teaches students Spanish, so if you have a child who speaks Spanish or would like your student to start speaking it at a young age, this is the place for you! All the educators here are so hardworking and loving. Let me talk more about KIPP itself. What makes KIPP as a network so special is the KIPP through College program. Although there are no KIPP high schools anywhere in the U.S., KIPPsters are paired with a college counselor from high school until their college graduation that assists with any scholarships, college applications, resources like laptops, food assistance, and more! Teachers, If you are looking for a school that is welcoming, and has high energy, this is the place for you. Not only will you become a better educator teaching here with on spot feedback, but you will also feel valued by the individuals you work with because they focus on equity of voice. I intend to teach here for a long time and I hope more teachers consider working here too!

Not the best school. Teachers mistreat students, and when you, as a parent, reach out to assistant…read moreprincipals for support, they just sweep the problems under the carpet and move on like kids aren't being mistreated by their own teachers