So many fantastic and wonderful things about this school. They keep their promises. They help…read morestudent in every way they can unlike other schools. Full of kind staff as well as even wonderful teachers who love to teach their students. Students learn cool and new things that you do not see at other schools. They give students awards, medals, free jackets and shirts etc - every month if they win - something called student of the month. The school has a great environment with respectable teachers who come from highly respected schools. If you want your student to learn and get a hands on education like medicine or engineering send your child here. There is lots of good stuff about this school that its hard to put into words.

This is our second year at STEM and she learned more in the first month than she did in all 3 years…read moreof middle school. Small class size, hands-on instruction, oodles of study and work which she'll actually USE in the years ahead, a Principal that visits every classroom on a daily basis and knows each kid by name AND an outstanding group of teachers and staff. It doesn't get much better than that.

Arguably the best Day (no Boarding) Private School in America, Harvard-Westlake has 2 campuses;…read morethis one is for the Middle School campus which is in Bel Air, in the middle or a quiet residential area. The teachers are really well-educated, prepared, great communicators, and very supportive. The students are accepted through a highly-competitive admissions process, and are generally very bright, multi-talented, and self-motivated. The results speak for themselves -- H-W sends graduating Seniors to some of the world's Best Universities each year.

Attended The Justin Carr Memorial Swim Invitation. A Beautiful tribute to Justin. He will not be…read moreforgotten. Harvard Westlake is certainly a fine venue! The HW team and families were gracious hosts! Congratulations to all teams and invitees! (Each invited competitor were amongst the top two from each invited school! What an honor to watch! Impressive to see a record broken! Swim Facility at HW, Copses Family Pool, is impressive! Spacious and modern with so amenities. Well run and maintained.

WONDERFUL SCHOOL, tranfering in the fall. Big campus, nice…read moreclasses, cool people and stuff,,,,,

Staff is harsh and they all suspend the students no matter what for the smallest reasons. They…read moreexpell students for no reason also. But if there's a fight and a kid gets beat up nothing happens to the person but they will accuse the guy who got beat up by a bunch of older kids for trying to start something. I went to beverly seen it all. They always blame the wrong person and the innocent get in trouble that is how the school works. My nephew got jumped by 10 seniors and he was a freshman and nothing happened to the seniors. But they tried to get my nephew in trouble. They really need to fix this it's been going on for years

Let's back up for a minute and reminisce back to 1987. I have also graduated from Hollywood High…read moreSchool. Wow, 39 years ago. This review is mostly a graduation that I have attended on the 6th of June.. this year. One of my friends' grandchild and her sister who are twins also graduated from this lovely, beautiful, historic, ancient school that I adore and is SO near and dear to my heart. Yes, until today. Those great years, moments will never be forgotten. And they shouldn't. The school was divided into many different buildings. From their Science building, to Dance, English, Math, to the Martial Arts building. Just to name a few. They also hold different activities at this school when school is out. Like meetings, different types of celebrations inside their fairly large auditorium. The level of education is pretty good. So is their curriculum. When we graduated, we graduated at the iconic Hollywood Bowl. I thought that they stopped doing it, but the tradition is still the same. I remember we had to do a lot of fundraising in order to graduate at the Bowl. It was very exciting. Graduation was packed with a lot of students giving their speeches, along with their staff members. It went pretty smoothly.. We were sitting on the bleachers and could hardly see the ceremony. Thank God for the TVs on both sides of the bowl and the loud speakers. The Hollywood Bowl as some of us know, has different sections for merchandise, concession stands and plenty of restrooms. A lot of my favorite celebrities also attended this school back in the days. Like John Ritter, Judy Garland & Lana Turner. Just to name a few. If you want to sign your child up for this school, no need to look anywhere else. Highly recommend! Parking is at the Hollywood Bowl. Go Sheiks! That was our mascot and still remains the same. Congrats to all the graduates of 2026!!!

Love the school's dance programs! Location is convenient, and staff id always friendly!…read more This time around, I came for a dance performance! I was blown away by the dancers, and the organization of the performance! The performing arts magnet always has something going on, and I love that they keep the students inspired and connected! I do wish they would figure out a parking structure, because sometimes the gates are closed and it's hard for parents and family to park when there's an event we're there to see! One other thing that could be a nice addition is concessions. There usually aren't many things to buy food/beverage wise at the school's events, and with some of the events going on for hours, especially football games, I think more effort can be made in that area! Looking forward to continued performances from the dance team!

I recently visited Beverly Hills HS for my son's volleyball game, so this review is based solely on…read moremy experience in the gym. The gym itself is genuinely beautiful, clean well maintained and spacious with a great overall atmosphere for sporting events. It definitely feels like a high-quality facility and made for an enjoyable viewing experience in many ways. that said one concern stood out to me, the railings and the sitting area seem lower than expected and don't offer as much support as they should. This could be specially problematic for older visitors or anyone who relies on sturdy support when navigating steps or elevated seating. It's something that might not be immediately noticeable to everyone, but it does raise safety concerns overall while the gym is visually impressive and a great venue for games, I do think improvements to the railing design would make it safer and more comfortable for all guests.

Hands down one of the coolest HS in beautiful LA. The…read moreschool is currently closed not due the COVID-19 virus but due to major remodeling. I am looking forward to the completed project.

Larchmont Charter is a wonderful, supportive school and provides the kids with lots of freedom to…read morelearn in positive, progressive ways.

Five stars for Fairfax TK-4 which is creative, thoughtful education. It doesn't offer as much…read moredifferentiation as it used to or promises but a lovely community nonetheless. Great lunch and garden program (ESY), fabulous art teacher (Jamie), and many strong teachers. Families from Hollygrove speak highly of their school as well. Volunteers are appreciated. However, Selma is not recommended and LFP merely a pointless drain on the budget as another review mentioned. Fully 1/2 of students don't make if from elementary to 7-12 class and the school still isn't addressing the primary reasons (poor academics). Selma is literally a revolving door. Many, many administrators and the academics are less challenging than the elementary schools. However if you want edutainment, needs tons of support, etc. it will probably work. Tons of teachers shifted from position to position, very poor reviews, and yet they never leave. Poor treatment and value of volunteers. Zero stars.

Best school ever the teachers are always nice and the principal is so kind…read moreI have been here for five years and never had a problem

I was an LAUSD office technician who worked at Rosewood STEM in the 2021 school year…read more The teachers, nursing, custodial and cafeteria staff were the nicest people. In my short time there, I met some largely decent parents and enjoyed being able to serve. Principal Linda Kaye-Crowder, however, is a duplicitous bureaucrat. Don't take anything she says at face value because she has two of them. She presents herself as a compassionate individual, but she is working for the system, not for your kid. She mocked one child's gender expression when she thought no one was listening. (But I was.) She would gossip about parents behind their backs. Part of this is owing to her age, the other is that she has zero leadership ability whatsoever. It's a STEM school where the principal doesn't do email, apparently. She only sometimes wore her surgical mask in 2021, so she didn't even conform to the rules set forth by the county of Los Angeles or LAUSD. There is no school security (which is more of an LAUSD issue). A rear fence was only sometimes secured. There was also asbestos in the walls as late as 2022.

As someone who has personal experience with this school, I can truly say that this school is…read moreamazing. From the extremely supportive teachers, the sisterhood bond that is offered here, and the various academic and athletic opportunities, it is a very hard to school to compete with. I will always be appreciative of my time here at Marymount and the lasting, positive impact that it has had on me.

This school is gorgeous and its tuition probably costs more than mine at UCLA…read more This review spurs from having been here for the Brandy Melville garage sale that happens annually in the high school's gymnasium. Having gone here and admired the school as I waited for hours, I just wanted to post a review of how gorgeous this school is and how jealous I am that I went to a run down public school back in Oakland. I wish my school district had money to spend on such a high school..