13422 Stetson Way
Chino Hills, CA 91709

Our grandchildren attend this school, positive experience, awesome caring staff.

Lyle S Briggs is an amazing school! The teachers are caring and dedicated, the community is strong, and the families are so supportive. It’s a wonderful environment for students from TK through eighth grade. Truly a great place for kids to learn and grow!

A great school, both academically and morally. The principal of this school is the most responsible I have ever seen, the teachers are very enthusiastic and patient, and the entire school has a positive ethos. The principal will help direct traffic every day and organize a make-up commute day on Saturday. Organize various competition activities and regularly award certificates to encourage children to love academics. The school has a large number of sports activities and various sports competitions every day, so that students can give full play to their talents.All teaching concepts lay the foundation for students to go to college in the future. This is what parents have been waiting for!!!

My oldest son has joined the school almost a year ago. Now he is not one to be very interested in education in the traditional way! and he also is coming form a private school oversees. Having said that, i have seen significant development in the level of responsibility towards his academics for sure. The most development i have noticed is in the sports section! he played Football for the season and now switched to wrestling. He is having a blast with the sports while developing his academics and that happens when the school is working on it as well as the home. Love the school.

I sent my child to Canyon Hills hoping it would be a good place to learn. I was wrong. The teachers run the place like a military camp. They use outdated worksheets, and they don't seem to care if the children actually understand the material. When I asked about a test my child had taken, I felt like they were offended that I showed any concern. As for the students… it’s hard to describe them. There is a small group who seem to think the bathrooms are meant for artistic expression. My child came home talking about stalls that were “decorated” in ways I would rather not explain because they give me nightmares. Lunch feels like a survival challenge. My child came home once, staring blankly at what was supposed to be pizza but looked like something else entirely. The hallways are chaotic, filled with loud noises, running, and unpleasant smells. Each week brings a new small disaster. A ceiling tile falls, a fire alarm goes off, or a student brings in something that looks like it came from a chemistry lab accident. The administration treats it all as if it’s completely normal, as if chaos is somehow part of the learning experience. At this point, I’m not sure if my child is learning algebra or just figuring out how to survive Canyon Hills. If you want a real education, look somewhere else. If you want a daily circus with a dose of indifference, then go ahead and enroll your kid.