I attended here all of middle school & my 1st year of high school (2001-2005) and I had the best…read moreyears there. There was a home school program too but I attended regular school. You do have to go to community college afterwards, but I did that & then transferred to Dominguez Hills for my Bachelor's degree. I also earned 2 Masters degrees. Therefore, it's really up to the student how far he/she goes. I am a proud alumni

I graduated from this school in 1999 and did not experience any setbacks after graduating. I was…read moreable to attend a community college without any issues. This school is great , I have found memories of it.

Excelente iglesia cristiana me gusta mucho los servicios y la escuela súper la mejor sus docentes…read moreson amables y muy educados la recomiendo al 100%

Small congregation but friendly Pastor Marin is friendly…read moreand warm Sunday Service is at 9:00 in the morning Everyone is welcome

I went to school here for 3rd through 8th grade. It was a very small school with two grade levels…read moreoften combined in one classroom. The education was alright and it included a Baptist/Christian curriculum since it was obviously a Baptist School. It was connected to the large Baptist Church across the street and I attended Sunday School here as well. There were so many cool hiding places in that big church across the street. HPBS used to have a school corporal punishment system and I remember my best friend getting paddled after school and living to tell about it. SInce this place closed, it has been reopened as a Charter School and I hope it stays open because it's a great place for the local community to utilize. It's gone through some refurbishment and the blacktops have been repaved but the lunch tables in the back by Rita still bring back a lot of memories.

I went to HP Baptist School during the 80's, and I'm glad to hear that it closed down and reopened…read moreas a charter school. My mother had high hopes sending me there from 2-8th grade expecting an exceptional moral and challenging curriculum. Instead, what we got was a bully for a recess attendant, a principal who loved the paddle, a mentally unstable, (possibly pedophile) teacher, under-supervised playtime (some older kids were doing a lot of naughty stuff in the bathrooms and on field trips), mismanagement of staff, and limited playtime (at times, we had to stand or were "benched" during entire recess because of only one student's behavior). There were a few diamonds in the rough, thank goodness (Mrs. Jeffers and Mrs. McCarther), but overall, knowing what I know now as a parent myself, the school was a joke, and a serious waste of money for hard-working parents.

It's a nice small church on Sunday it's in Spanish. The people are welcoming and after the service…read morethere is coffee and Mexican bread as well

We enrolled our children at this school three years ago, and it has truly been one of the best…read moredecisions we've made for their education and personal growth. At the time, we were looking for a school environment where teachers genuinely cared about both the academic and spiritual development of their students--and this school has exceeded our expectations in both areas. From the moment I toured the campus after school hours, I was impressed. Walking through the hallways and classrooms, I saw vibrant displays of student work that showed how engaged the students were and how much pride the teachers take in celebrating their efforts. What sets this school apart is its strong sense of community and the many opportunities it provides for students and families to come together. Throughout the year, there are events like Trunk or Treat, monthly family Mass, award ceremonies, Catholic Schools Week, and Teacher Appreciation Week--each thoughtfully planned and well attended. These events not only bring joy but also foster a real sense of belonging and partnership between school and home. We are incredibly grateful to be part of such a supportive and faith-filled school community, and we look forward to continuing to grow with it in the years to come.

I have three kids at San Miguel, and they absolutely love it. The teachers and staff are…read morewonderful--caring, dedicated, and truly invested in the students. I really appreciate how involved the entire school community is, from staff to families. It's a very family-oriented environment where everyone works together to support the kids. One of the things I value most is that the school helps build a strong foundation in faith, which is so important to us. We're truly grateful to be part of the San Miguel family!