Ardmore

Three of my children attended this school 2018-2024. The school in general is too large and is a government indoctrination factory. A small percentage of bad apples at the school consume a disproportionate amount of resources, perpetrate crimes and generally make life miserable for administrators, faculty and students. If you want to give your children the best education possible, steer clear of this school. If you're on the fence about this school, I recommend attending a football game to soak up the culture. It's completely shocking!

Student AND staff behavior is atrocious at this school. There ARE teachers who care but there is unfortunately not admin who cares. Being on campus, I felt unsafe at all times. There is racism present as well. It is sad for the students who do come to school to learn.

I do not like this school at all! The staff ignore the students, they don't seem to have qualified staff and do not have enough staff to monitor their students. I don't feel safe with this school for my child. Please rethink if you are planning to send your son or daughter here.

Los Robles Ronald McNair Academy is a jewel in our community. The teachers and staff are so dedicated and genuinely seem to enjoy their work and love their students. The principal takes the time to respond to every parent communication and make himself accessible to the school community. He also gets in the classrooms and supports his teachers, so he has a real pulse on what’s happening in his school. My son is so happy to go to school everyday. The attention to each child as an individual, as well as the focus on social emotional learning make Los Robles feel like such a great place to be everyday. The teachers also go above and beyond to organize field trips and other special activities. After a very negative experience in a neighboring district it was like night and day coming to Los Robles. To be honest, it was a very difficult decision for me to trust my child to a Ravenswood school based on the district’s history, but I am so glad that I took the risk. My decision is affirmed everyday by the smile on my son’s face when I pick him up from school. My son also has an IEP and I have been very pleased with the support so far. It’s not easy to find special Ed staff that can provide services appropriately for a dual immersion program, so kudos to the principal and the district special Ed team for hiring and retaining a strong team.