17221 Roscoe Blvd #14
Northridge, CA 91325

I went to this school for the 7th grade last year, I would say it’s not the best school to go to. There was always shootings nearby, even behind the school. Some of the kids even carried weapons around around the school and threatened others. If you don’t look or act a certain way there’s a high chance you or you kid will be bullied.The staff here were really supportive, if you were having a problem with other students, teachers, and stuff just in general they are most likely to support you and help you out. Teacher’s were not the best, most of them are good at teaching and explain well. A couple of the teachers didn’t teach you and you were able to be on your phone, call people, watch movies, eat in class, and the teacher would tell you to be quiet so that the other teachers next door wouldn’t tell someone else, they would also tell us we couldn’t tell another teacher.I wouldn’t go to this school again if I could.

Teachers at this school genuinely care about their students. They take time to form family connections and keep parents involved. The PTA at this school is strong and has many engaging activities throughout the year. The principal is always out on the yard and in the front greeting parents.

Great school, except the fact that there is only one bathroom open at a time EVER and There are 10 boys in there at a Time.

Cleveland is an amazing high school! My son just completed his freshman year and I am impressed with the positive social interactions he has had, the consistent motivation he had thanks to his dedicated CORE teachers, and the rigorous, but engaging curriculum covered. The school feels safe and warm to both my son and to myself. The teachers are truly invested in getting to know their students as individuals and this helps them feel important and seen. It also results in the building of a strong school community with lots of positive connections among the student body and staff. Beyond academics, my son was also heavily involved in the outstanding music program under the direction of Mr. Yassaman. The marching band won the LAUSD City Championship and both the concert and jazz bands earned superior ratings at their competitions throughout the year. More than anything, the kids involved in the music program had a built in family and the ongoing development of responsibility and commitment to a group. All in all, I am thrilled that my son is a part of Cleveland Charter High School and having an outstanding high school experience!

I really like this school because it is diverse and I felt very welcome at this school