My grandson is 10th grade now and he's been experiencing some wonderful things educationally…read more He's got good grades and exceptional skills and lots of new friends. He said he would like to finish school there

Wonderful school and community for our two children. Feel so very blessed for the experience. Tim…read morewas the BEST! Thank you all! - Warm regards from Terry, too- Valerie Houghton

Graduated from Cupertino High in 1968. School was good then, and has only gotten better! Someone…read moreblogged about Sports being bad, then it turns out it was just whining about the "Cheer" section. Gee - where's your priorities - Don't you care about your child's education? What's that girls future? - Professional cheerleader. Those jobs pay $15.00 a game. People lie, cheat to get their kid into CHS. Wonder why? When I was there, it was a student-run school - with adult supervision. Helped immensely to prepare me for real life. Russ Danielson

I was fortunate enough to attend last week's Spring Choir Show, an impressive presentation of song…read moreand movement, a high-quality formal concert, as described in the printed program but clearly not accepted by the rowdy parents in the audience, who continued to use their cell phones, take photos, move about the auditorium to get better shots, whistling and cheering and shouting. An initial announcement warned that "ushers would be busy enforcing these rules" but they were not. This leads me to wonder if the Music Department should consider giving, in addition to the regular show, one Performance (perhaps higher-priced) for those who truly desire a formal setting and are willing to behave, and where enforcement would be a fact. What a difference it would make to my appreciation of the music!

I attended this school a long time ago and wanted to share my experience. Unfortunately, I found…read morethe teachers to be very poor, and some of them still work there today. If your child has special needs, I strongly advise against sending them to this school. The staff in the special education program and their aides can emotionally traumatize your child for life and try to push back their education from preventing them to succeed or even to move forward in life. There was one kind staff member, Miss.K, who was very tall and thin with her hair styled in a bun. She previously worked at Eaton Elementary as well. I also remember a kind Chinese woman whose name I believe was either Ms. Lin or Ms. Chan. She was very sweet, but I can't recall her exact name. Unfortunately, the rest of the staff was not very pleasant. As for the food services, please keep your child away from them. The meals provided are inadequate, and your child may go hungry throughout the day. However, I am not sure if California's 2022 policy allowing free meals for all students from pre-K to 12th grade has changed that situation. If you're considering putting your child in this school, I highly recommend waiting a couple of years until some of the current special education faculty members leave. Otherwise, they could negatively impact your child's life and end up leaving serious detrimental issues with your child's success in the long run. PLEASE BE CAUTIOUS! Let's fight for systemic justice in educational systems!

My daughter goes to Lawson and LOVES it! She is now and 8th…read moregrader and also a WEB leader. She loves her classes, her teachers, and the food. Especially the food. Every Monday they have Wahoos. Tuesday they have Subway, Wednesday they have Smoothie King, Thursday they have Papa John's Pizza, and on Fridays they have sushi. The accademics are great. My daughter LOVES physical fitness. once a week they run and they have GREAT units. Her favorite was ultimate frisbee in seventh grade. The teachers are superb! Mr. Oncay (8th grade) has probably been the most helpful. He prepares the students for high school and although he is hard, alot of his old students have had an easy A in language arts in high school. Overall, I'm pretty happy with Lawson, my daughter loves it and I'm sure that for anyone living in the Lawson area will be happy that they will go/went to Lawson

I'm a previous Easterbrook Discovery School student. Now, I go to Prospect High School, Santa…read moreClara. I loved E.D.S. (Easterbrook Discovery School), which changed my perspective on school. When I think of school, I think about EDS and how it was such an amazing school. They have a nature path and a giant place called the Moreland Woods Moreland School District continues its legacy of outstanding musical programming and is thrilled to announce that the Easterbrook Discovery School instrumental music groups were recognized in several categories at this year's Music in the Parks Festival and Competition. The EDS band, orchestra, and jazz band all participated and each went home with a trophy. Symphonic Band placed first in the category with a rating of "excellent". Symphonic Strings was placed first in the category with a rating of "superior," which is the highest possible rating. Jazz Band placed first in their category and also received a "superior" rating. Just wanted to say: GO, HUSKIES

Best school I have been to in a long time. My kids go here and the teachers are loving and caring…read moreto kids AND parents. They use hands-on curriculum that is tailored to each child. How do they do it?!?! There are garden areas, a nature path, and an art room. The staff make sure the children are well rounded socially as well as academically. I wouldn't send my children anywhere else. EVER. Thanks EDS for making our community and world a great place to live.

My High School will represent my Centennial review! I could've easily went to some restaurant that…read moreElites frequent but I want my 100th review to have meaning to me and who I am...and thats a SCHS Bruin. Some of my best years if not best came from my 4 years as a Bruin. It does help that I played football and was pulled early from class every Friday that we had an away game. But still there was no better feeling playing under the lights at Buchser and going to the frat parties after the SCU Broncos played or before a Saturday game.It was epic because I only got that experience my freshman and sophomore year. Aside from football I enjoyed my crowd I hung out with. Till this day we are all still friends...some of us are even employed by the same employer or keep in contact via social media. I got great direction from all my teachers and most of the office.I can go on but SCHS layer out the foundation for me.I has a tough upbringing but my time at Santa Clara gave me some sense of direction. Even after being uprooted to East Side San Jose where I would've became a James Lick Comet my Junior year and on I fought tooth and nail to convince my gramps to let me finish as a Bruin. He was against it but I won...because he let me and I finished my studies by becoming good friends with the VTA 22 line as that was my Uber till my senior year. I can go on for days about my time at SC albeit girlfriends, dances, Wilcox homecoming, my crew, concert choir, cutting to go to Togos or 7-11 to play Mortal Combat or football rallies. Man that was the time of my life and I love being a Bruin. FYI. Heels nah I would've never became a Comet even though I'm from that side of town!Thx Pops for letting me stay Blue and Yellow!!! -class of 94

Dear god this school. For Students like me, This has been by far THE most STRICT school I have EVER…read moreattended. Yes of course rules are perfectly fine with me but to THIS degree? Absolutely not. Firstly YONDR pouches are a nuisance and show just how little the staff trusts us. Constant YONDR checks everyday, if you get caught with a fake phone or no phone at all? Well it varies but for Me I had to talk to THE ADMIN. Are you serious? All over a phone by the way. Next, the teachers. Jesus Christ these teachers are just not very great. One of mine for health is Arrogant, cocky about the kids and all talk. Others are TERRIBLE at teaching and genuinely have me wondering why the hell im even here. My Mental health here was and still is at an all time low. Everyday I wake up and DREAD coming here, yes disliking school is normal but the fact I felt damn near suicidal (I wish I was joking) due to this trash and wretch of a school is insane. Yes there are good students here who have helped me, but the staff? Absolutely not. I can't wait for this school year to be over and I hope and pray on this school's downfall. I already have enough things to worry about for my future. I'm not trying to stress over a GOD DAMN LETTER

Sure, this school might be good academically, but catch this…read more Students here are depressed as hell. I have known several people admitted into a mental hospital. On top of that, the number of kids here on antidepressants is way more than I should ever know. You wanna know why this is. It's because of the toxic environment. Kids here are mean and entitled. The staff here isn't all that. And the true reason why all these kids are like that is that they compare themselves to one another. Envy and jealousy are a MAJOR trait these kids have. It's just terrible. On top of that, the athletic department isn't great either. Their athletic director is rude and tends to favor all the boys' teams. Completely disregarding other teams' needs. Lynbrook High School isn't the best choice for you if you truly want the best for your child.

great campus great academics great reputation - proud of this school!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

My son has joined Harker High School in 9th grade. Through the word of mouth, I knew that this…read moreschool will be academically challenging in spite of him being a very strong student in middle school. He was prepared to work hard. But he was not prepared that while working like he has never worked before, he would enjoy himself so much in the process. Both, he and I were touched, when more than one of his teachers sendt him encouraging emails, noticing that he worked hard while trying to adjust to the new school and find his own rhythm and method. His Chemistry, Chinese, English, and History teachers were cheering him on, knowing he wanted to take Honors classes next year and were always available for extra help. I have read reviews of Harker, where parents (or their friends) complained about the quality of teachers. In our first year at Harker, I only saw teachers who want their kids to excel, who are experts in their areas, who know how to motivate kids, and help them realize their full potential. When he started at Harker, my son joined DECA club and fell in love with all things marketing and business because of the two teachers and DECA team. He traveled and competed within a few months of joining DECA. He enjoyed his time with the students and made lots of friends. He was happy that he could talk finally with kids about politics, history, as well as other teenage topics. Harker Dance and Theater programs are very impressive. The new theater is beautiful and their boy hip hop dance team is really top notch. I love it that the school with such strong academic emphasis is developing the whole child, offering arts, sports, and really wide variety of activities. Choosing what to spend time on is hard. But it is a good problem to have. I have not heard any complaints from him about unhealthy competition or lack of friends at school. Based on our experience so far, Harker created an environment where kids who love learning get to do just that, learn, and enjoy themselves in the process.

This place is great but the parking sucks . Your literally stuck at the round about they need…read morepeople to conduct traffic .

I attended this school and loved it! I still have friends I…read moremet at this school 42 years ago! At that time, Mr.Tegley and Coach Henrich were old school fantastic motivators of both moral and achievement! Lot's of great memories.The vice principle,Mr.Simpson did a heap of spanking with his long wood politically incorrect paddle he wield every three days or so. Compared to the laxed attitudes of youngins today.....the discipline of a school like this would have been a back breaker today! Coming from a military school I simply loved it. More later!

i wouldn't even give this school one star, this is the worst school ever. i had been grabbed by the…read morearm from a substitute teacher and i told ms Olson about it and she basically called me a liar and didn't tell my parents about the situation. the principal mr pryhoko is a creep and has walked into the girls bathroom on multiple occasions. the staff is rude and disrespectful, gaslighting kids and embarrassing them in front of the whole class? this is unnecessary and unacceptable. it's funny how this school is always talking about " mental health matters" and "call 988" but nobody actually cares about the students who are genuinely struggling and need support. right after my grandma passed away i missed some time of school and they made a big deal when i came back and involved truancy. Mr pryhoko is very rude. he grabbed my FEMALE friend by the arm and is always yelling at students for little things. this school has 100% gone wayy down hill. i wish that was all the bad things about this school but that's just the beginning. please NEVER send your kids here it's a nightmare!!

My kid loves going to Action Day and has wonderful things to say about the quality of instruction…read moreand the level of engagement from every single teacher. What I also love about ADMS vs. other private schools is that the parent community is down to earth, and I don't hear about the other kids having access to expensive or unnecessary privileges. I love the fact that my kid is surrounded by other regular kids - something that's really hard to find in the Bay Area.

This school features a small, caring community with fun activities, dedicated staff, and…read morewell-rounded instruction. My child is lucky enough to have Mrs. Kim, who models dedication, kindness, and excellence every single day for her math students. My family is thankful for this middle school experience and the ADMS staff.

On the same block with Archbishop Mitty High School. Convenient if you have elementary and high…read moreschool kids to do one central drop off and pick up. School has just over 300 students in K-8th grade. If you are a protestant wanting to send your kids to a christian school, this is the closest thing you'll find to it in the Catholic school choices.

Our son did a shadow day at Queen of Apostles to see if the school might be a good choice for our…read moremove to South Bay in the fall. Needless to say, I was shocked when he started crying in the car when I picked him up. Our son shadowed at several South Bay schools including other catholic schools without incident. According to his version, he made eraser marks on his desk in science so the 4th grade science teacher embarrassed him in front of the entire class and made him stay after to clean a row of desks as punishment. My child has NEVER been in trouble at school and is a "A" student. So my initial thought was it must be a simple misunderstanding. Giving the school and teacher the benefit of the doubt, I politely reached out to the principal for clarification on what happened so I could make an informed decision about the school. The response from the principal was a short "picking a school can be hard so take your time" as if the incident didn't happen, was a normal occurrence, or simply supported the teacher's actions. Yes. My son may have accidentally put eraser marks on a desk. But he was also a scared 9-year-old guest nervous and self-conscious not knowing anyone and unaware of the classroom rules. Rather than feeling safe and engaged, he felt humiliated and belittled. The teacher even made a comment "if he did it again next time" oblivious he was a guest. How does a teacher not know all the students in her class 5 months into the year? Needless to say the school was not for us.