I feel like i need to say something about this school. This…read moreschool has given me a negative experience. There is really bad bullying behavior which now i can't even forget for as long as i live. the whole year i had at this school i suffered, because there is a group of bullies there from which even after reporting it doesn't stop. I am never coming back. a public school is better than what this pathetic excuse of a school is. I left this school with pain and depression, because staff do nothing to stop any bullying from happening. If you're a parent reading this - go enroll your kid elsewhere, for their own mental health. Sending your kids to this place will only destroy them, not to mention if they struggle and are stuck on homework every night, Unless you want your kids to be bullied and in pain. If you enroll them here and your kid comes crying talking about bullying, don't say i didn't warn you. You're going to waste money on a school that doesn't give a crap about the kids, when you could go somewhere else. send them anywhere but here, for this school is toxic and disgusting. In conclusion, don't go here. it's not worth paying a hundred dollars. - Kenley

I'm one tuition payment away from the end of the school year and I'm finally ready to do a review…read more This school is the best option for your child in IUSD. There's one Charter school on LaBrea that has really good test scores; however, St. Eugene is better organized and the children are happier. I also believe that if catholic schools were evaluated my the same tests as public/charter schools, then St. Eugene would win. I speak to my son's teacher daily and I couldn't have survived this school year without Mrs. Robles and Mrs. Valencia. Mrs. Robles is such an amazing teacher that I wish I could clone her. I'm looking forward to beginning the next school year with the 2nd grade teacher. Pulling my child out of Children of Promise and enrolling him into St. Eugene is by far , the best decision I made for my son all year!

The worst school ever. Nobody at this school knows what they're doing. I requested to speak to the…read moreprincipal multiple times and I would always get ignored, other kids would hit my daughter and they would not do anything. Also, safety here is nowhere to be found when a different/new person is picking up your kid NO ONE checks their ID nor if they're even on the emergency card. I got followed and cussed out by parents! Do not enroll your kid in this school if you truly care about your child.

the teachers are very nice & every morning they're greeting the kids coming inside. i have no…read morecomplaints yet, as my daughter is always happy to go back to school.

This school is amazing. I can't say enough about the teachers and how hard they work for my…read moredaughter. She has learned so much as a fifth grader this year. She is reading more and comes home PUMPED about her science class. I was nervous about the school at first but I am so glad I stuck it out. The staff at KAO rules!!!!!

An open letter to the principal, fellow parents, LAUSD school board and the superintendent:…read more I am a proud parent of a student from LAUSD, my priority is so support my child and the teachers/ school in the effort to provide an enriched learning experience. My goal is to partner with my child's teacher and ensure a safe environment, a support system for my child, my child's teacher and school. The question I pose is simply this; what do you do when the partnership is lagging on one partners side? On multiple occasions I feel I'm left in the dark as to what is going on at my child's school. Do I get a notice? Yes; however usually a few days in advance or if I'm lucky then 1 week in advance. The problem: I work full time and as most businesses require 2 weeks notification in order to schedule time off, then a few days or 1 week does not allow me to plan appropriately and I feel I do not get the opportunity to plan for success for my child or provide that support for my child's teacher. Even the little things like the Christmas shows or field trips I never get proper notification in order to request time off. This year my child's school was transformed into a school that requires uniforms to be worn Monday-Thursday with Friday being a free dress day, how did I find out about this you ask? Well a week and a half after school started, after we had already completed our back to school clothes shopping we received a letter stating that uniforms are to be worn Monday-Thursday. Doesn't seem like my partner (lausd) is keeping me in the loop properly now does it? Yet on the first day of school a small handful of students did show up in uniforms, now how did they know to buy uniforms yet i did not receive any notification in advance? No email, no phone call, not even a letter in the mail. Now I can say I have not been to the parent workshops where I'm sure this is probably mentioned and you're saying tisk tisk you can't point a finger if you're not going to the workshops, on that note why aren't you going to the parent workshops? My answer for you, because I get the notification the week of the workshop usually 1-3 days prior to the parent workshop and wouldn't you know it, it's at 9 am while I'm at work because I didn't have the appropriate amount of time (2 weeks) to request that day off or request a late shift. My partner lausd says it wants my support and most if not all parents should participate more, yet the amount of time most working parents need in order to schedule appropriately is being neglected? Where is my support? Where do I get the money to buy uniforms now? Is this letter going to change anything or fall through the cracks? Will I get excuses provided to me or will I get answers? Am I a single voice or do others experience this same frustration? Where is my partner in this partnership for better education, stronger support and an overall better experience for parents, teachers and the children...our children.

I went here! Graduated in 2023! It's a very good school to make friends! I even became enemies with…read morethe Raccoons.

This school gives a lot of amazing opportunities to their students. Ms. COLLINS has to be one of…read morethe best teachers ever!.

Went there K through 1/2 3rd (back then split years depending on birthday). Was Raymond Avenue City…read moreFarm School. 1950s. Back lot had big garden and a few farm animals the older kids got to grow and raise. Fond memories. Can you say tetherball?

this school is TERRIBLE. Staff is very unfriendly (which is insane considering it's a school)…read morecampus is very dirty! classrooms are very dirty extremely messy. staff is never close by the children when they're out at reeces children are left unattended. this school should not be opened.

I moved to Inglewood in 1981 where my children attended school here. We have some famous athletes…read moreout of Inglewood. So the school did do something right. There school system has gone through quite a change. However , I personally know o my grandson and some other student that were in-the program this program called I Have a dream Foundation. Who would help them with there homework, provided access to college programs and help with paying for them to attend. They taken them of several trip. There job saws to make sure they were college bound by the time the completed High School. it is not the school it is the administrations and the employees need to be trained in out to communication . My daughter had to take my granddaughter out because of the lack of communications.. she left message and a call was never returned. Yes

Your child will get a private school education for a public school price at this school. The…read moreteachers actually care about the kids learning and improvement. If you are lucky enough to get into Open School, take it up. It's really worth it. We are sad to leave this year, we've been there over 7 years with sibling years. We know that we had an amazing experience there. My middle schooler has thrived after going to Open. I wasn't sure how she would do since Open is constructivist and doesn't subscribe to traditional schools, she did amazingly well. She has learned to be a "thinker" at Open. thanks!

Although my son just started this year, my husband and I are extremely grateful and appreciative of…read morethis incredible school, teachers, and principal. The community has been extremely friendly and welcoming. Besides a free public education, he also has private drum lessons from the amazing music teacher. We could't be happier.

Came to this school in the late 90s. Ms.maghee was a helpful teacher. Had an LAs Best staff Mr.Key…read morecool staff. The corner store had .25 oatmeal crème cookies and .50 sodas good times.

When I was younger I came to this school. Now that my neice comes here everything is way to…read moredifferent the principal is to strict they do not let the kids celebrate holidays what is that? Thats part of being a child. Yes education is important but when your a child education should be fun not strict. Its not a college for them to be that strict. It disappoints me and I will never let my child attend this school.

I love the school because I made a lot of friends and don't have any trouble there. The teachers…read morehelp out and I always have good grades.

This is a horrible school. The office staff is just plain rude, but what's funny is that she was…read moresuper kind to the Hispanic parents, hmmm. Pure evil. Parents of African American children, PLEASE, hear me, BE AWARE!!! And they don't hide it at all, they want you to know how they feel. Just look at the pictures, there are hardly no African American kids in the pics. I think it's 1! I did not do enough research and that is my fault. I had to learn this the hard way. My daughter's grades started slipping and no one would tell me why until I said I wanted to leave, then they came up with all the reasons why and I was told it takes her a long time to process things. Well, why haven't they offered tutoring? Why did it take for me to say I was leaving for anything to even be told to me about her grades? They thought I was just gonna sit around and not inquire about anything. They would look at me all weird because you see a black woman with a career, caring about her kid. All I ever did was say hi and bye to them so they can't say I was ever rude. I'm a quiet person so I just sit back and observe. I remember I told her teacher she had pretty earrings on and she looked at me as if I was gonna steal them, never said thank you. Just pure rotten to the core. They will not like you there, please understand. I saw a black family leave in the middle of the school year but I still tried to hold on thinking well maybe I'm overthinking it! No, I should have trusted my intuition in the beginning. When I saw the family leave, I should have known then. Lesson learned!!!