My son went to St. Gen high school for two years and absolutely loved it. I loved the staff they…read moretruly cared for their students. The teachers would be there super early to help with kids that needed any support.

Saint Genevieve High School somehow manages to make every single day feel longer than a year. The…read morefood tastes like it was made during the Great Depression, the bathrooms look like a survival challenge, and the parking situation is basically a battle royale. Half the teachers act like they're training Navy SEALs instead of teaching high school, while the other half give enough homework to ruin your entire weekend. School spirit feels forced, the Wi-Fi barely works when you actually need it, and somehow every event costs money. If stress, confusion, and disappointment were a school, this would be it.

I hate the teacher my old teacher ms Brianna would let the girls in my class use there phone but…read morewhen we would play game she got mad and gave us Dttention

Basicly sux but its fun to b wit my frenz.... Lmao I just find out who the orinciple is like a week…read moreago. I nvr even seen that lady nowhere. Lmao she ain't even nice. She never pay attention to us kids. Tbh sum the teachers are coo and care about us but thas it.

This school is so welcoming. The principal and his staff are always so kind, frendly and…read moreprofessional. This school has a lot of gifts to offer and it starts with them. What I have appreciated the most from this school, is that they don't tolerate bullying. I admire and appreciate this. Waging peace. Also, when something goes wrong, they take action and go on to communicate with parents about the situation and how its being handled. This school has my respect and trust. I have reassurance that every student matters to the school. How beautiful! Also, my daughter is the happiest she's ever been and I thank you Saint Gen for giving her the tranquility and the feeling of belonging we longed for. This school is unique. I appreciate all your hard work to make each child feel safe and like they belong. May god bless this school now and always. Thank you for everything!

So as a new comer to private school, we chose St. Genevieve, my little one had a difficult time…read morewith transition but, Ms Allen made it easy as she saught what was best for the student. Ms Sanders is a great teacher. My child has thrived after being in her class. The school as a whole is wonderful the staff knows our child and is very attentive. Truly it is a small net community but very diverse. They learn how to present and read, math, and write with some grammar by Kinder. Very impressed, parents its a family effort, so if you are willing to support your child with the homework, that is fantastic, if not daycare has your back for daily HW. I am looking forward to culturing my childs growth with St. Genevieve.

I called Panorma high school to get my attendance records and Rene Rodriguez assisted me. He was…read morevery professional and patient. He also answered my questions regarding enrollment. Thank you so much Rene Rodriguez !

I will never send my kids in this school. I went to this school and my history teacher was…read morehorrible. She was the worse teacher there. She didn't like me and she would fail me every time. I almost didn't graduate high school because of her. She gave me a hard time while other students were rude and nasty to her. Throwing papers at her and all but she was too focused on me and I was behaved and quiet. She failed me twice or 3 times. I will never forget what she did.. I hope she doesn't teach there anymore because she might do the same to other kids. What an awful teacher! She would talked like a childish woman bringing her dolls in school. Horrible! I hope she reads this review!

NO CATS ARE BEING HARMED OR TRAPPED AT LIGGETT ST ELEMENTARY…read more This story is full of misinformation and false accusations. No cats are trapped inside the school and no cats are being abused by staff. There is a large number of feral cats on the campus. There is one building that the cats were going underneath that access had been blocked. That building is used by the school's youngest students who are also developmentally disabled. The cats have urinated and defecated all over these student's playground equipment. The school has instructed the students to not approach the cats and will not tolerate any abuse of these animals. The principal's main priority is the safety of the students. There are tin cans of cat food being slid under the fence of the school directly onto the developmentally disabled children's playground, which is a major safety concern, and the staff are removing the cans immediately when found. The barriers preventing access to underneath the building(s) that were destroyed by misinformed vandals were replaced with reinforced material that would be extremely difficult to remove, and cameras installed to monitor the access points. No cats are trapped under any buildings, and the school, like the people posting here just want the cats removed. Removing the cats and immediately releasing them into to the surrounding neighborhood is not a solution, as the cats will just come back. These feral cats and the students of the school cannot coexist on the campus as it is an obvious safety issue. The school and the district hiring a private firm to remove the cats and bring them to an animal shelter is the only viable solution. No one is harming the animals at the school and the photo of the injured cat, which is a sad and horrible image isn't proof of any wrongdoing by anyone working at the school. Someone living by the school has stated they will be photographing and videotaping the school all day "to monitor the situation" An adult taking video and photos of young children at school is extremely troublesome, even if they claim its being done out of concern for the cats. The bottom-line is, there are no cats trapped at the school under any buildings and no cats are being harmed by staff. but the school is not a cat sanctuary, and these cats must be removed for the safety of the students.

The food didn't arrive in time…read more.. All staff are very supportive of students being creative and learning. The school is very artistic, really influences students to develop their artistic interests meanwhile getting the required education they need to graduate high school. All accommodation that students may need are met and supported. The school is very helpful and supporting.

We're glad that our daughter transferred to VIPHS. In her words, "The teachers here actually talk…read moreand teach. Many teachers at my old school just let us watch videos." That made me realize how much teacher-led, paper-and-pen instruction helps students focus and learn. As a transfer student, my daughter was warmly supported by teachers, her advisor, and the staff. The community is small, caring, and dedicated. I also joined a Board of Directors meeting before enrolling and was impressed by the school's organization and forward-thinking leadership. VIPHS reports an 81% college-acceptance rate, compared with under 60% at many nearby public high schools. The average class size is about 20 with a 15:1 student-teacher ratio, versus 30-35 students and ratios in the high 20s elsewhere. VIPHS is a close-knit, welcoming community that genuinely cares for students and prioritizes personal attention and academic excellence. Plus, drop-off and pick-up are so easy, a small but real bonus for families!

Everything! We had such a meaningful exploration of Daniel Pearl Magnet High. The school offered a…read morefeeling of a close knit and highly invested community of students and faculty. The students presenting in the booths all spoke with such enthusiasm and affection for the school. We are attending 9th grade in the fall and today's tour really confirms that we made the right choice!

My son has taken a liking into the media production side of this school's curriculum. He has never…read morebeen more excited to help out on his free time, than to go help with video productions. Highly recommend this small student body High School, which makes student feel welcomed and appreciated.

I graduated a few years back I was class of 2019 and honestly this was by far the best school I…read morehave ever been too and I moved around a lot but this school not only will go above and beyond for the students but they will ensure that they are safe. The only thing is they are strict. But the teachers are amazing.

Some of the reviews for Arleta High School are not the best. In my opinion, Arleta High School is…read moreabsolutely amazing. Not only do they teach academics, it teaches students to be respectful, to be on time, to be professional, and to be respectful to themselves and their peers. This is a life skill that helps out in the real world. Yes, rules are strict, but it's in the BEST intrest for every person on that campus, regardless of their status. Staff is great, Admin is always available. AHS might not be for everyone but it has been EXTREMELY good to my children. Forever grateful. GO MUSTANGS!!!!

Educated at Mount Carmel High in central Los Angeles in the late 50's early 60's. It was run by the…read moreCarmelite Priests and Brothers. They opened Crespi High School before closing the Los Angeles due to falling enrollment. We had winning football, basketball and baseball teams. I enjoyed my 4 years at Mount Carmel.

Here for the first round of the CIF State Basketball Championship tournament…read more Bishop Amat High School (29-5) vs Crespi High School (20-13). The gym is very small, seating is extremely limited, seats are VERY tight from the person seated in front and behind but the AC works GREAT! This is a much older gym, and based on the championship banners hanging throughout, this school knows how to win championships.