14871 Foxcroft Rd
Tustin, CA 92780

mi hijo lleva al rededor de un año estudiando allí, y es magnifico el trato que recibe, su proceso de adaptación es muy bueno y lo han ayudado a crecer mucho como estudiante y como ser humano, con excelentes valores y cualidades.

I like all my teachers there nice people, they want there students to learn everyday. I don't understand why students leave their trash everywhere though it's disgusting. I think the Special Ed teachers are very sweet, very patient with their kids . There's been a lot of lockdowns in this High school plus what happened to the tech room ( it is still closed off). The school isn't safe, thankfully they caught something before anything could happen. Sometimes I wonder (" what will happen next?") I'll never know until it happens so far no one has gotten hurt which is good. The school has gates but do they lock all the doors before, during and after school? sometimes during my classes like 4th period or I'm in a class something bad happens. I never know when it occurs which is scary. The principle is nice I known her since 6th grade until 10th she always helps students and greets students at the gates in the morning. I like my counselor as well she's sweet, caring , supportive and works hard everyday Hannah's helped me a lot. I just don't understand why there's so many lockdowns besides that this school's good Everyone gets along with each other. I've dealt with 1 issue but I can solve it. Some students cuss not all. I didn't know how to rate this school teachers, staff, Aids, academic counselors and library lady are very nice and respectful. I would recommend this school because of the awesome teachers and staff unfortunately just way too many horrible incidents . My middle and elementary schools had no issues whatsoever. I have good and bad things to talk about this high school. My friend is going through something right now and i overheard his friends told a trusted adult and nothings being done. I try to help Diego and tell him to just ignore the situation he is switching p.e. periods because of this.

Love this school! Teachers really care about the students and families are helpful and supportive of each other - not cutthroat like some places can be. Like most public schools, class sizes are big but the project based learning pods make it seem less so. The matriculation results speak for themselves: Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, Rice, UCLA, UC Berkeley, UCI, UCSD, USC, Georgetown and a slew of other top 30 schools. I love how students present often; public speaking is an acquired skill and the earlier you start the easier it gets. The cons are it’s a small school with no sports and not a huge art or music program. It is for students who are academically inclined and want real world experience but it may not be the perfect fit for every child.