148 Paseo Perdido
Walnut, CA 91789

Cyrus J. Morris Elementary is truly a gem in the community. From the moment you walk through the doors, you can feel the warmth and dedication of the staff and teachers. The school's commitment to fostering a nurturing and supportive environment is evident in every interaction. The teachers go above and beyond to ensure each student feels valued and encouraged to reach their full potential. Their innovative teaching methods and genuine passion for education inspire a love of learning in the students.Beyond academics, the school places a strong emphasis on character development and community involvement. The students are taught the importance of kindness, respect, and responsibility, which helps them grow into well-rounded individuals. The numerous extracurricular activities and events further enrich the student experience, providing opportunities for creativity, teamwork, and personal growth.The administration is approachable and always willing to listen to parents' concerns and suggestions. Their transparent communication and proactive approach make it clear that they have the best interests of the students at heart.Cyrus J. Morris Elementary is not just a school; it is a family. The sense of community and belonging that it fosters is truly special. We are incredibly grateful to be a part of this wonderful school and look forward to many more years of learning and growth.

This is my last year in high school for me but that doesn’t mean I can forget about walnut high school. Through out my years at walnut high school I have learned a lot from them and that is because of the counselors, our teachers and principal. Without them we as students wouldn’t have gone far in high school. All of the sports and really good because of the couches we have and there dedication to the team and to the school. So I would definitely recommend walnut high school for your kids.

I currently attend this school and am going to graduate soon. Their education is well rounded, giving students the ability to prepare for state testing. Though, I want to address how most math teachers are giving material to the students and making them learn about the subject themselves. Since I don't have a tutor, taking home the homework and trying to finish it is such a long process of reviewing the book and trying to look online for help. Also, the safety of this school is quite questionable, I witnessed a fight break out in the bathrooms of the locker room with two girls going at it. Bullying is frequent, but students hide it well so that the higher ups don't try to dig deeper. At this school, you might feel a sense of uncertainty and feel insecure at times, but most teachers help by giving you a break. The wind ensemble is amazing, the practice it takes to achieve this level and sound is extraordinary and the performances are such a thrill. Also, you'll be able to take school trips to perform in other schools or if you're in wind ensemble, they take you out of state, like they did this year. The choir is also a great way to explore what you like and helps build bonds and new friendships. Yearbook is also an elective, but if you're considering applying for it, some drama may unfold and your groups might split with the amount of stress to create a pages in a few weeks. There's also art and an advanced class for it. If you love to create projects and show your creativity, this elective will be a good fit. In 6th grade, your elective options are small. In 7th grade, you get to expand your spectrum of electives. In 8th grade, many unique elective choices will be given. To sum up, the school's electives are amazing, the teaching is a bit off in some classes, the safety or emotional support depends on the counselor you'll get for your grade, and family engagement are encouraged in activities.