My daughter goes here and has been bullied by students for her clothes, I told the school and they…read moresaid they would do something. I took my daughter shopping for new clothes and, to find out that the school didn't do anything! I call back and they said they'll talk to the students and they don't! I took matters into my own hands and talked to their parents. My daughter no longer faces those problems, but I should not have to do that.

This school is very disappointing, I feel so disrespected. First they served my children disgusting…read moreand gross lunch. Then they get mad at my daughter for not having a glue stick. Lastly her teacher shamed her clothes and said they were "revealing".

My Stepdaughter attended Woodcreek High School her Junior and Senior year and just recently…read moregraduated this May 2014. We never had any problems at Woodcreek and find that it was a good school. It's better than the High Schools in the surrounding cities because of less violence, better group of kids, and bigger budget. We recently attended the graduation ceremony at the school this last week for the Senior Class of 2014 and had a good time. It doesn't really matter if you are sitting up front on the field, or behind in the bleachers, you will have a good view either way. Fortunately they had the ceremony positioned so that we were protected from the sun most of the time. Whew! Compared to other high schools, Woodcreek isn't very diverse; mostly Caucasian but it's in Roseville so it's not too surprising. It's a good crowd of kids though. +1 Star for the administrators letting my Stepdaughter stay at Woodcreek even after we moved out of Roseville.

Excellent school. Teachers are cool. Way better than west park or roseville high school.read more

So far I am on my 3rd kid going to RHS and over the past 8+ years of attending numerous events I…read morehave really no complaints. I think this overall school gets a bad wrap because of its location and age, but for me that character is what makes it unique. I honestly feel that this school is very kid/family oriented and I know several parents from other schools feel the same way. Just as an example sporting events and pretty much all but especially football and basketball you will find pretty much a packed house. In a lot of cases their kids don't even play the sport, but it's much more about supporting the event or a friend/family playing. I know this happens at other schools as well but nothing that I have felt. Another example is how many people travel all over the surrounding areas to attend these same sporting events. I have been at an away game where RHS has more people attending than the opponent. That to me shows awesome school spirit, support and Tiger Pride! Everyone always asks me about this school and what it's like and again because of its wrap. I always have the same answer. It's what you put into it. All of my kids have excelled from here with one just graduating Sac State and another still attending. All of them have gotten involved in various activities like soccer, cheer, Avid and yearbook. This is the key to me to your success not only here but in life. You have to add value and not just be a taker. At some point when you just take eventually the tank runs out and you blame other things or circumstances and not the person in the mirror. Last point...have every single teacher been 100% and do I agree with everything about their teaching methods? No and again this is also a part of life. You are not going to see eye to eye with everyone, but overall for the most part everyone working here is committed to your kids and the school counselors are terrific. So I can say for my kids and myself "Once a Tiger always a Tiger"....

my oldest son plays football here! great place great teachers. i reconmend this place for all…read morefamiles looking to enroll there kids!

We came here due to Natomas campus closed down this June . We were impressed with this campus…read moreorganization skills , and what they offered at this school . Within two weeks of Spanish class , he was able to sign a song already ! PS driving from Natomas to Roseville only took me 15 minutes where to midtown location would have take me 45 minutes ....

We have had a fantastic experience at Merryhill School. The staff is incredibly kind, supportive,…read moreand truly family-oriented. They work closely with parents and make you feel like a valued partner in your child's education, always focused on helping each child succeed. Academically, the school is strong and well-rounded, with excellent programs in language, art, computers, and robotics that keep learning engaging and meaningful. The leadership is outstanding--Mrs. Duke, the director, is approachable, helpful, and a pleasure to work with. She is responsive, caring, and runs the school with professionalism and heart. Ms. Meek, the kindergarten teacher, is also wonderful. She is patient, dedicated, and creates a nurturing classroom while maintaining high expectations. Merryhill truly feels like a community, and we highly recommend it.

I guess the school with 49% math proficiency and 63% reading proficiency didn't have the capacity…read moreto hire an RN with a better people skills.

If I could give this school a 0 out of 5 I would without hesitation. This school was not diverse…read moreand showed ZERO respect to students of diverse backgrounds. Bullying also doesn't get dealt with or taken care of. Parents got involved, complained to the office and told them about the bullying that got out of control for the two years the student attended the school and all they did was ask for a written report of what happened and thats it. The student got terrorized with racial slurs and rude remarks because of her appearance. Since when was curly hair a reason to get ketchup thrown in your hair? This is an experience of many poorly treated students who have attended this school throughout the years... and I was one of them.

SYF football Here…read morefor the first time for an SYF game as the season kicks off this weekend for youth football. Review is for the "Eason Field". School colors are blue and yellow. Lots of bleacher seating for spectators on both sides (home and visitors). Surrounded by some greenery and pine trees. The school seems fairly new [1984] and well-kept, the field is nice and clean. I like the fact that the field is right immediately inside coming from the parking lot and is wheelchair accessible. Good sound system for when announcement or music is played. Nice school but take care of the refs. The referees and EMT were not provided a tent/pop up during the games. Temps were highs 88 today, luckily, not in the 3-digits, but can still be hot especially when out on the field for a long period of time. The school could, at least, have provided the pop up tents for shade during halftimes and in-between games. The school was easy to find, close to Elverta... near fast food places, gas station and a huge Goodwill store across the street. Review #0344

School is horrible!!! the administration is very biased and double standard. never send your kids…read morehere!!!

I really good school and they learn a lot from there i recommend going there if you live in the arearead more

Excellent Staff here. Very friendly and they actually care about how the children's academics…read more Highly reccomend. I currently have a son that attends school over here and he wakes up early in the morning to get ready since he loves going to school here.

This is a terrible school. I am personally a student here. There are extremely passive, aggressive,…read moreteachers students yelling out the N-word. Every five minutes slur is being yelled out. Kids are swearing all of these things that I believe students should not be doing. Avoid sending your students here. I am an eighth grader. I've been here for two years and I did not recommend the school at all in two years it has been about 15 fights.

The vice principal @ Wilson C Riles Middle School 2025 Nickea Stalter aka "Miss. Salty" is for sure…read moresalty on the girls that go to this middle school. Seems like she has her favorites and picks on the teenage girls out her own feelings. There are girls at this school that do NOT follow dress code booty shorts tube tops cleavage and s h I t. While others dressed way more appropriate and get dress coded. Make that make sense? Post-menopause may be her problem? Insecurities of her own or see in her kids. Who really knows?