Al Hamdullah MCC is a beautiful place to worship the brothers and Sisters are very warm and…read morefriendly people it hands down very wonderful and warm experience to learn and worship. I'm so grateful the Muslim community at MCC Plesenton. May bless and protect all of the Muslim place of worship. Inshallah

A very bad experience with the operations person who really misled me on the information that was…read moresolicited to me from this center. When I tried to get more information, he was very rude and disrespectful.

Came here on our way back from L.A. and needed to make my prayers. Sadly, the mosque was closed…read more There were instructions to call or text a brother if we needed access to mosque but the guy never got back to me. Waited about a half hour until we decided to go to another mosque in Livermore. Recommend not coming here if you need to daily prayers.

Islamic Center of Livermore has been renovated, it's looks really good MashAllah.read more

(Date: 2023 - 2025 since this school might change)…read more As someone who came here from 6th all the way to 8th grade and just got promoted.. I can say that this is a great Middle School to take your kids in. Teachers are friendly and nice, Learning American History was fire, and lastly.. the wellness place was the perfect place to be if stuff goes kinda wrong. You'd be able to play with fidgets or draw on the whiteboard. Teachers in PT-12 carried me in 8th Grade and made good friends. Although.. - Pros: Nice Staff and INSANE Artists that draw on the whiteboard. (Most Art are from a Roblox Game called "Forsaken" and hey, it's nice.) - Cons: Students would roast the living hell out of you in the locker room, make false rumors, and gaslight. In conclusion, mind yo damn business unless if it's with your friends.

I'm not here for the school. But we have basketball open gym every Monday 7-10pm and Friday…read more9am-12am. Coming out of COVID this was a GEM of a find. It's literally 80-100 people spread out across three full courts for three hours. It's basketball heaven for almost any level of player (not for super new hoopers and probably not for former professionals). But it's a good mix of skill levels and most of the people are super cool. Made a lot of friends through open gym basketball here just over the past 8 months.

The staffs are very helpful and the programs they offer for the kids for college throughout the…read moreyear are excellent and very engaging.

In June of this year, I signed my son of for College for Kids at this campus. It was my first…read morevisit, and I was pleasantly surprised of how clean and well laid out the facility is. There was construction going on, and no/low crowds since there was lower enrollment that DVC did for COVID safety. Mostly the classrooms open into open hallways, and classrooms are well set up.

The school has now moved to a new facility. They have a new gym and nice size classrooms. They are…read morelocated right off hopyard which gives easy access. The kids love the new facility and the teachers are serving each individual need because of the small class size, they are taught respect and the love of Jesus, something that is missing in our schools today.

Great education! Best student/ teacher ration in the valley. Lowest cost... BY FAR! Highest test…read morescores. Beautiful brand new facility. Wonderfully behaved students. Tailored to your child's educational needs. Great materials. Teachers who graduated from this very school. Beautiful new gym.

My niece went to this school. To start off, this school is good depending on who you are and what…read moreyou do. Firstly, the main reason amador has higher ratings is because the large indian and asian student population who takes AP classes very seriously, which is good. But the amount of prejudice that hispanics, african american, and Polynesian students face from students and staff members is absurd. Even if you mind your own business and avoid drama, you will experience racism. Even some teachers discriminate. Even some athletic coaches discriminate. My niece was being harassed by one of her teachers and one day the teacher ended up calling my brother and his wife, telling them that she was being disrespectful and acting out but the thing was that our niece told us what was happening 2 days before she called. So when we found out she was abusing her authority and lying, we told her to tell her consulor and let her handle it. And she did. The consulor is a very nice lady and she handled the situation well. But anyways, on multiple occasions some students were saying the most racist things possible in group chats and the school would never suspened them even when the messages would get exposed to the school, but as soon as 2 hispanic kids get into 1 fight, the school is quick to send them to the alternative school. I'm not even going to go into how the former principal was exposed for trying to do inappropriate things with his students, but the school didn't even terminate him. Instead he stayed and let him resign at the end of the year. I don't expect high school kids to be mature, but the amount of grown adults who are prejudiced and discriminate on their own students is unacceptable. If you are a parent who lives in pleasanton with a Hispanic, African-American, or Polynesian child, then you should consider enrolling them into Dublin high. It has considerably more diversity and I wish we choose that option from the start.

REVIEW for the Amador Theater, not high school…read more Last night, I saw Dan Alon (Israeli fencer and survivor of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre) speak at the Amador Theater. What a nice theater! Clean restrooms, well-maintained and overall pretty nice. I'm a fan...yep. 4 stars.

As both a parent and a longtime educator, I do not write this lightly: I absolutely love Holy…read moreNames. I actually knew Holy Names was a school I wanted my child to consider long before they ever began here. Over the years, I have met so many incredible alums throughout our community, and I was consistently struck by the confidence, intelligence, warmth, and sense of purpose they carried with them. As a former eighth-grade homeroom teacher, I also had the privilege of touring the school with former graduates and seeing classrooms and live lessons firsthand. Even then, it was apparent that this was a school where students genuinely came first. Now that my child is here, everything we hoped for has been confirmed--and then some. We are only a few weeks into their high school experience, but my child is truly beaming in a way I have not seen before. There is an independent joy and confidence developing in them that is simply wonderful to watch as a parent. They feel safe--both physically and socially--and they are already finding their place within a community that is nurturing, welcoming, and genuinely invested in its students. What stands out most to me is that Holy Names understands that preparing a young person for success means caring for the whole person. Yes, the academics are strong, and yes, the school clearly works to prepare students for whatever path they wish to pursue. The College Access Program is particularly impressive, offering workshops, advising, and opportunities for students to meet directly with college admissions representatives on campus. Students are not simply told to "think about college"; they are given meaningful access, information, guidance, and opportunities to engage with the process and envision what comes next. But Holy Names goes beyond simply preparing students to get into college. It helps prepare them to become confident young adults who know who they are, understand their own potential, and feel empowered to pursue the success they desire. The academic support, social and emotional support, community-building opportunities, student events, and school spirit all contribute to that experience. And the strength of the alum community speaks volumes. One of the people who helped inspire my child's decision to attend Holy Names was a beloved school secretary from their elementary school who graduated as part of the Class of 1981. That kind of lifelong connection to a school is not something that can be manufactured. It says something meaningful about the experience students have while they are there--and about how deeply that experience stays with them afterward. There are also practical things that make a tremendous difference to our family. We are enormously grateful for the financial support available to families, and I have been consistently impressed with the teachers' communication and reporting. And, as a Bay Area parent who is intimately familiar with what traffic can do to one's sanity, I cannot say enough about how much we appreciate the van shuttle service to and from BART. It genuinely saves us hours and makes the daily experience so much more manageable. Most importantly, my child is happy. They feel safe. They feel supported. And they are already growing into themself in ways that make this parent incredibly grateful. We truly feel like part of the Holy Names community, and I genuinely cannot wait to watch my child share in--and eventually contribute to--the remarkable history of this school. Thank you, Holy Names, for all that you do for the future of these amazing young adults.

My daughter started attending Holy Names High school last year for 9th grade and I can't say how…read morehappy I am that we found this gem of a high school in Oakland! I only have nice things to say about the staff and administration, they have all been wonderful. My daughter was very worried about entering high school, it seemed so grown up and scary to her. After the first week of 9th grade she felt very comfortable and started making friends right away. The beauty of this, all girls high school, is that the class sizes are small, there is a lot of one on one communication available to each to student & there is no distraction of having to deal with boys. In an all girls school the young ladies can focus on school, building friendships and learning more about themselves-which is so important. Holy Names hosts many community activities like the annual ice cream social to kick off the new school year and the back to school BBQ, Halloween scare night, yearly retreats for each grade & so many more...it's amazing. This year starting the 10th grade we knew that our daughter was entering a safe space where she is learning, growing and thriving.

I went here around 2011-2014 and I kinda miss it. I made some good memories. Loved Hancock geometry…read more(despite it being my most difficult class and not an A grade, it was fun), Osborn core, and band with Hoover! Last I checked, Ms Hancock teaches at DVHS, Mr Osborn became an administrator (principal or vice maybe), and Ms Hoover became an admin at DVHS so I guess my experience with them is no longer attainable. Great America and Disneyland with band, and Six Flags for graduation, was great!

I love Windemere Ranch Middle School. I am currently a student at WRMS!! I would say there are…read moreamazing teachers staff and great education. Though we are one of the top schools in California the lunches are a bit disappointing. Considering we are one of the top schools in California I expected the lunches to be better!