Our son is attending first grade at Lupin Hills Elementary School. This school is fantastic! The…read moreteachers, Principal, and staff are all delightful. There are not enough good things I can say about this School and the families who attend. Great school for any child!

I went to the class of 2023 to 2024 and all my six years I spent there I had an amazing time…read more 1. The teachers are really nice and encourage you to be kind and nice to others 2. The principal there is such a nice lady and she wants to get to know you and make sure you have a good year 3. Mrs Carter the councilor is probably the best one in the world she is never mad at you but if you do something bad she is disappointed she makes sure she makes time for you in her day

I'm in 3RD grade. And I love this school! Teachers are super nice and aids help a lot tooread more

I was a former student here and now my five year old son is in TK here! Bay Laurel gave me a…read moregreat education and I'm excited to see my son grow here at Bay Laurel. We have Ms. Amico for TK this year and she is a good teacher. I know that we're going to have a good experience here and my son will have all good teachers!

Although the school looks absolutely post-card perfect, that beautiful exterior barely conceals the…read moretoxicity that lies within. For the parent of a child with special needs, this facility is to be avoided at all costs and for those lucky parents of mainstream children: beware. There is no one watching over your student. Blake, my son's case coordinator, conducts himself like a pre-adolescent Neanderthal on muscle relaxants. He is incompetent, unresponsive, unprofessional and lazy. He has no knowledge of special education beyond that of a first year psych under-grad and he is proud to announce in meetings that he is unavailable the day after Halloween because he is planning on partying too much. Often, when his responses are actually intelligible, he is typically saying something along the extremely erudite lines of, "I don't know what you want me to do about it." Drug and alcohol abuse run rampant on campus and students walk off campus as they please despite not having passes. Administrators are distant and uninvolved and do not seem to mind having unprofessional individuals under their employ, who do irreparable damage without sanction or consequence. Parents, look elsewhere and do so quickly. Do not let the pretty buildings fool you.

This school is very interesting to say the least. I just wanted to give my advice on how the school…read morecan perhaps improve a bit to get five stars (first the good) -This school exceeds any expectations of what a public school is and looks like in Los Angeles. The school overlooks beautiful hills and houses. -They have a better arts center than most community colleges. -The facility is clean. -Beautiful sports facilities:including a pool, baseball field, track, football/lacrosse field -The custodians are friendly -FOOTBALL HAS GONE UP IN RANKINGS and THEY HAVE RECRUITED A FEW PEOPLE FOR CERTAIN SPORTS so needless to say they are projecting in the right direction with that (back in the day they were a joke) -The parents seem very actively involved especially with donations -many kids I have met here were very studious and went off to good colleges. However I am not certain that it is because of the school itself that allowed for that to happen. Most of the parents are college educated. -Los virgenes is a very small school district and a good one at that -the parking lots make the school look like a luxury car dealership (lol) The real reason why I am writing this review though is because Ive seen some weird stuff here. To be honest it is not unusual for students to be behaving the way I am about to explain (they are teenagers after all) but I am complaining because I know that if I had children who went here I know I would want there to be more security. There is a serious problem with the gate that stays open by the track. i see kids coming in and out whenever they please: During second period, right after first period or whenever! They just walk out in groups. And no one says anything. Not the PE teachers who are teaching their classes nor the maintenance or whatever. They get into the car and literally speed off and some come back later. Some are actually staying in their cars (doing who knows what...very suspicious behavior). As i said earlier this is really common in high school (so just because I am saying this does not mean that you should be worried, it's virtually everywhere), but I think what Im trying to say is that the school does not care if your child stays. Maybe the parents dont either sooo i guess it's all swell! but just thought id say something!

They don't take bullying serious at all I reported a incident to the principal he didn't take it…read moreserious he sits in his office drinking coffee like a goofball looking for a new school for my child

THE WORST SCHOOL The worst school that you can find for…read moreyour child, the principal is not responsible at all , if something happens to your child he doesn't do anything and no responsibility, there is no any supervision in the yard during lunch and recess , so many bullying and fighting. I personally had a really bad experience about my son , group of kids bullied my son and they kept doing that to him every day and when I complained to office and principal they didn't do anything and they were irresponsible and principal just told me , if it's not safe for your son you can send him to another school this school is horrible PLEASE Don't SEND YOUR Children in THIS HORRIBLE School

I came here for Graduation ceremony. I love that there ceremony went quickly. Some of the speakers…read morewere also entertaining, making it a fun environment. The ceremony was like a breeze. It was fun since one of the speakers mentioned that his kid told him to don't be boring. For a few moments, he had the crowd laughing. Then he continued with his speech. I really appreciate he made it fun and pleasant. The 4-star is because parking was a real challenge since their parking lot is limited. Street parking only available. For this event, we had to park almost 3/4 of a mile from the school since it was really full. Overall, it seemed like the students were and teachers got along well.

I transferred hear after seventh grade from AE weight. let me say I really recommend you send your…read morekids her. The community is amazing the teacher always go out of there way and everybody is just good there. They also have a stable after school program the boys and girls club there where kids can play video games and do their homework. This school is the best send your kids there and do not send your kids to AE wright that school is all wrong and toxic. Send your kids here they have more and provide more in so many ways you can imagine.

This is the best school in the world Good teacher…read more Good office work Thank you very much

This school was pretty good, I went here til 2022, the teachers were so fun, however, there was an…read moreaid worker who wasn't necessarily nice to the kids, but she was just doing her job. And for the most of 5th grade I was alone. But besides that, I like it there, better than my current school I go to right now

This review is solely for the football field…read more The blue football field is different but very cool. The football stadium is of a good size, very clean and well maintained. Employees here are EXTREMELY friendly, helpful and go above and beyond to make you feel comfortable and welcome. The small but loud and enthusiastic marching band led my band director, Mr Pulido was AWESOME!! We had a great time and a positive experience

First time coming here for an away girls basketball game. Blown away at how nice everyone was…read more They did the national anthem. Amazing. Then they said a prayer . Wow. Blown away. God bless this place.

My daughter graduated in 1998. I think Louisville is why she is still a good Catholic. She is…read moremarried to a Crespi graduate. They have been married almost 20 years. They have 3 kids who they are raising Catholic. She is a school teacher. He is an attorney. I think they gave both turned very well.

The school does not take bullying serious and it almost cost my daughter her life…read more My daughter attended this school from freshman year to half of her senior year. We knew girls that left because of bullying but my daughter did not experience it until her senior year. My daughter lost her father to cancer when she was 10. On her senior year, her best friend's dad was hospitalized due to diabetes and passed away. My daughter was close to them so she went to see him at the hospital but it brought back memories of seeing her own dad at the hospital and losing her own dad. She grieved his loss deep because she was also grieving for her own dad all over again. Her best friend told all the girls that my daughter was faking her grief and just wanted the attention on her so the whole 12th grade completely stonewalled my daughter not knowing what my daughter was going through. Teachers noticed she was crying in school because she lost her friends and was being ignored by none stepped in. One offered for her to spend lunch in the classroom but didn't try to stop the bullying. I spoke to the counselor many times and the principal and asked them to stop the bullying, but they said ignoring is not bullying (which it is when it's a whole group against one person). I tried to educate them on it and the anxiety her classmates were causing my daughter at school. I took her out of the school thinking it would help but she attempted to take her life when she felt her world (school and friends) ending. The entire staff needs training on bullying so they can recognize it at first sight and stop it. Lives are at risk until they take this serious. My daughter didn't get to graduate with the senior class as she envisioned and didn't get to go straight into the college she selected because Louisville did not provide the support we needed. Louisville allowed the bullying at the time when my daughter needed love and support from her classmates and teachers. Before the bullying, she did not have anxiety or suicidal thoughts, she was happy, outgoing, active in sports, academics, church, and thriving. By reading some of the similar comments here and staff responses, it looks like the school still doesn't take responsibility for the bullying at this school and tries to make it seem like an isolated incident and not what they stand for, etc... but actions speak louder than words and they don't act on bullying even while it's happening in front of them.