My daughter killed herself because of this school. Her bullying issue was never resolved, her…read moreteachers were given signs yet no one did anything. I am so heartbroken and sick. I hate this school.

I was a student here 4 years and there was WiFi blockers everywhere.The off campus policy is messed…read moreneeds improvement.There isn't very much activities during lunch.Rainy days were very crowded not very much cover from the rain or sun.

Graduated from here in 1991! Best school Visalia has to offer. Great staff and teachers! Always…read moreattentive and show compassion and care for the kids. I am glad I can proudly call myself a Redwood Ranger Alumni 30 years later! Go Blue!

AMAZING SCHOOL!!! I made great friends!! I love this school! The teachers are really nice too!read more

This is a free, public, K-12 charter school founded by and for homeschool families. It is ideal…read morefor students who want to "own" their own education, not just jump through the hoops. Many of the high school students take the CHSPE exam and graduate early. Many of the high school students also take one or more classes at COS or Porterville College. Families are assigned an "education coordinator" who meets with them monthly, documents progress, and helps design a program of study that fits the student. There are also enrichment classes on campus. Check out the school's web page at www.erclc.org. I'm leaving the rating blank. It's great for some students and doesn't work for others. (Woops! It won't let me leave it blank. I'm giving it a 4, indicating my own approval, but whether it is right for you is something you will have to figure out for yourselves.) If you need lots of structure and someone telling you every move to make, this school is not for you. If you want more out of education and your current school isn't working for you, this is an option that may have just what you're looking for. [As a matter of full disclosure, I am an education coordinator at ERCLC.]

5 stars now, not when I was actually IN high school. Boyfriends, cliques, no bandanna/halter top…read morepolicy, and superficial teachers aside, it was a great school. #1 The landscape. It's not something you really appreciate when you're going from class to class, but a lot of schools in Fresno/Clovis have a lot of cement. We had beautiful trees, hills, and lots of grass. #2 Silly ass lunch policies. I don't know how it is now, but when I would share stories with my husband he was always surprised that 9th-12th graders could go off for lunch. That small bit of 45 minute freedom was nice. #3 Our pep rallies. Again, when I was in school everybody went to the pep rallies. It was fun. #4 So, my husband went to one of our football games. Inevitability we lost, but that wasn't the point, he couldn't believe what the girls were wearing. As much as I bitched about our dress code, and that I couldn't wear halter tops (I still feel this way, I think it's silly that a back can't be shown) apparently we still have a little more revealing clothing than what my husband remembered when he went to school. #5 Pretty girls are bred here. I can't speak for the other high schools, but we had a very pretty class! Girls you'll realize this when you get out of Visalia, and boys you'll realize this when you leave too, but by this time it will be too late, because you would have already dumped your high school girlfriend. It's small enough that you know everybody in school, and big enough to decide what friends you want to associate yourself with. Stay away from the druggie, slutty ones kids!

They truly care about there students! I loved coming to…read moreGolden West High School as a student and all the staff is sweet like family.

terrible staff only few are okay, depressing area to learn, majority of teachers let their students…read moregoof around and on their phones, teachers are lazy and not motivational.

You know when it comes down to it... I find it hard to define the success of a High School. I would…read moresay I had a mostly positive experience going here. I went on to get a college degree (as most of my friends who went to MWHS did) and I am now working for one of the 50 best companies to work for. I guess I would have to say the school that started me on that trek must have done something right.

Great little charter school on the north side of Hanford off the 43. They also have Calico…read morefestivals out here that is for the whole family

I moved here from Woodlake with hopes this was going to be a good school. I am dissatisfied and and…read moresaddened by my child's experience. She had a teacher who left on some sort of planned medical leave. The students have had a terrible disservice done to them. The school was NOT prepared when Mrs Robles left for her surgery. It is preposterous they used substitute after substitute after substitute for a majority of the year. Whoever orchestrated this idea should be fired. They should have been better prepared, making plans to have a permanent replacement take possession of the class the very next day. These children have had an unstable year, I always hear what children need is a stable environment. The uncertainty of substitute teacher roulette has been a colossal failure and detrimental to the education of all those students who have been forced endure this school year.

The school district's lack of leadership and lack of appreciation for its teachers and admin has…read morecaused an exodus of the most skilled and qualified teachers and admin over the last 2 years leaving this school and the District with huge holes that they can't fill and their test scores prove it.

It's been a wonderful experience the last two years with St. Paul's School. We have two daughters,…read moreone at the pre-k level and the other in elementary. My wife and I love the smaller class sizes and the teachers willingness to see that our girls succeed! The campus feels comfortable, safe and inviting. There's always something going on to enrich their experience - field trips, kite day, book fair, carnival, guest speakers and story tellers, student-led chapel, music and art. Parents are very involved in the class rooms. Highly recommend St. Paul's school!

From the owner: St. Paul's School has been a Place of Love and Learning since 1966. Our school's mission is to…read moreprovide a learning experience of high academic standards in a Christian environment, where children can develop their intellectual abilities and their sense of self-worth and responsibility, and where students, parents, and staff form a close, caring community where all support and share in each other's growth. St. Paul's School is accredited by the California Association of Independent Schools.