My family and I went here to watch my niece's recital. Parking is easy and the auditorium is easy…read moreto find but OMG... FIX YOUR AC! It was not an ideal experience.

While we had a great experience with the elementary and middle schools in the area, Westview has…read morebeen very poor so far. Some teachers have been great, but our teen tried everything she could with her science teacher to get help, and she was repeatedly ignored and disrespected. The teacher had no interest in helping her, and when I had to reach out, the exact same thing happened to me. Poor teaching and lack of support is not what I expected when moving into the Poway school district. We may need to transfer to Mt Carmel or Maranatha if this theme continues to ensure and healthy and supportive education.

I wish I had better things to say about this school. I couldn't recommend it to anyone…read more Our family had been attending this school now for 5 years. Recently it has had a turn over in Principals. Since then, and even prior the school has not been focusing on the important things, a well rounded, safe school. Over the passed year my son, (8th Grader) has been harassed/bullied, by another child everyday. He has damaged his personal property on numerous occasions. My son chose to ignored it because he (my son) is much taller and didn't want trouble. The school staff brought this bullying situation up to the Principals and brought my son in to speak with him to check on his wellbeing. The school DID NOT NOTIFY ME!!! The way I found out (before my son was home from school) was the attendance hot line calling me to please excuse my sons absence from 2nd period. That was when I found out about everything. On the last week of school 2019, this same bully assaulted my child by hitting him in the head, three times in P.E. class. Of which I learned the P.E. teacher told my son previously, that he has a few options with this bully. He could hit him, but he would get in trouble, or he could choose to stay away from him. My son had repeatedly chose the latter. When my son came home and told me this bully hit him three times in the head, I emailed both the Assistant Principal and the Principal. Please remember I was notified about the school's staff being concerned for my sons well being, ONLY because the attendance recording called me. I heard back from both principals the following day. Of which they told me in writing that they have interviewed the witnesses independently, and I quote, 'All three statements and recollection of the events from yesterday were very much in alignment'. He carried on to mention my son is very polite and respectful. I was told, and I quote, 'Unfortunately, we are unable to share the consequences with you, as we are only able to speak you about your son'. The next day was 8th Grade promotion, 2019. I was awaiting my sons name, and first heard and saw the child that assaulted my child 2 days before, walk and get his promotion certificate. I felt so sorry for my son. He is just a stupid number at BMMS school. They had proof and still the child didn't get suspended. He stood up there proud as can be. This school is not focused on your child's safety. They aren't behind the ball, they chasing the ball. Such as having these young impressionistic children, abruptly leave their classrooms without their belongings, so the drug dogs can have a good sniff. Oh and you aren't, as a parent, notified about that happening either. Its all bad. I am a very fair person, but this school has a lot of work to do. I can't tell you how many families I know that pulled their families from there at the end of a year. I should have in recollection. Talk to other parents from the other surrounding middle schools, we all feel the same about BMMS.

We have had students at BMMS for the past 4 years. In the past two years, since Mr. Corso became…read morethe principal I have seen excellent changes that significantly improved the student experience at BMMS. Mr. Corso is very enthusiastic and caring which is always appreciated but he also listened to the students and parents and worked to "beautify" a very ugly campus. I was also impressed with most of the teachers ability to implement online learning. I know it was not easy for them, but they really cared and worked hard to keep the kids focused. While they did not teach much that was new, they did put a lot of effort into reinforcing what was previously taught. Well done!

My third son is finishing his senior year at MC and it has been a great experience for our family…read more His two brothers (classes '17 and '20) both were accepted into CA public universities (SDSU and Santa Cruz) and were perfectly able to handle college and graduate on time. All three were active in sports and campus activities and stayed very engaged. We never had an issue with drinking or drugs or bullying. A lot of the teachers and coaches are alumni and have a great deal of pride in the school. I always found it a real sign of the school's family vibe when I think about the openly gay varsity football cheerleader from my oldest son's 2015 season. The school loved him and he had zero issues with anyone as far as we ever knew. MC is a great school where your kid will learn what they need in class but also what they need to get along in society.

1) someone got groomed by a teacher 2) one of my first…read moreteachers gave me a panic attack in front of the class 3) Racism and sexism is present 4) got told by a teacher my freshman year that they gave up on me ( never disrupted class or was mean or rude, issues I had made it so I was too anxious to turn in anything conclusion once I left I did better in class and mentally felt better

Please dont send your kids here. I went through all grades in this hellhole and it is worse than…read moreyou think it is. Teachers are reckless, same with case managers, and admins are full of shit. They beg for your money for fundraisers in which you never see that money again. Do the Monterey Ridge to OVMS to DNHS route instead.

School is just amazing. I love it. My kid loves it. He makes a lot of friends there almost no…read morebullies at the school is just perfect whoever said this is bad think about it.

This school isn't clean, super dirty bathrooms with cameras in them,unorganized,way too big, the…read morelunch lines are too long etc.

On the day of the graduation, guess what this school did? Exposed the grades of all the 8th graders…read moreby putting an cross with a circle next to the child's name to indicate a perfect GPA and star next to students who got more that 3.5 lol! Whose permission did they take before doing this breach of trust/ data? Why this stupidity? I attended my grandchild's graduation and was stunned at this breach of publicity like some stamping/branding. Isn't it enough these poor children got thru this hell of a year(pandemic), did they deserve at this tender age this kind of grades data exposure? Teachers are okay, admin is super rude.

I really wanted to love the program, but I had a poor experience with the 2 year old classroom…read more There were several red flags with the teacher, including refusing to take my son to go potty when he asked. I was also uncomfortable with feedback about my son being shared in front of other parents, and my emails asking for more context went unanswered. Ultimately, the program wasn't the right fit for our family, and we ended our contract after one month.

There's definitely something different about this place-in the most positive of ways. When you step…read moreon campus, the presence of the Holy Spirit is evident. Having been a part of this community for over 8 years-can't imagine returning to a public school setting. Strong academics, small class sizes, lots of AP options, strength in athletics, an amazing theater program...that's just the start of it! Safe, beautiful location. Staff so welcoming. Check them out-you won't regret it.

Altus School was truly a breath of fresh air for our family. My son has ADHD, and the support he…read morereceived made all the difference. The staff helped him fill academic gaps, build confidence, and always provided help when he needed it. A special thank you to Ms. Wightman, who supported my son throughout all four years at Altus. Her patience, encouragement, and dedication helped him overcome challenges and believe in himself. She opened doors and opportunities we never expected, and we will always be grateful for the positive impact she had on his life and future.

This school and the dedicated teachers and staff at CSSD saved my son! He had never been…read moresuccessful in an academic setting before CSSD. Ms. Lucas is an incredible human being and a talented educator. Mr. Anderson never gave up on my son and helped motivate him toward graduation. And all the other staff members were fantastic too! I am forever grateful!

Ignore the reviewers with obvious axes to grind. This is a great school with great teachers, great…read moreparental volunteers, great sports and a great Band program.

The ceramics teacher at this school was absolutely awful. My daughter had one of the worst…read moreexperiences with her, and she made going to school miserable for her. There were two weeks where my daughter didn't even want to go to school because of how she was treated. Whenever she asked for help, the teacher was dismissive, refused to help her, and constantly had a rude, unprofessional attitude. What upset me the most was when my daughter came home and told me that while she was in class with one of her friends, the teacher made an incredibly disrespectful comment implying that her friend was "special" as in having special needs. Whether it was meant as a joke or not, that is completely unacceptable behavior from someone who is supposed to be teaching and supporting students. No student should ever be spoken to like that. Some teachers at this school are kind and genuinely care about their students, but there are others who seem to think it's acceptable to belittle kids and treat them with disrespect. As a parent, it was heartbreaking to watch my daughter struggle with health issues while receiving little to no understanding or support from the school. Instead of making a difficult time easier, they made it even harder. If you're considering sending your child here, I would seriously think twice. Every student deserves teachers who are respectful, compassionate, and willing to help not adults who make them dread coming to school.