16632 Longacre Ave
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!

My kid loved this school all the teachers were nice.

I had a very disappointing experience with the administrative staff today. The woman I spoke with on the phone was extremely rude and disrespectful throughout the conversation. Instead of listening, she repeatedly said things like “you must do this” and “you must do that” in a very demanding tone.I tried several times to explain our situation — that we will be attending another school, and that the next school is also requesting the same dental report by July 1st — but she continuously interrupted me and refused to listen. Rather than helping or showing understanding, she kept blaming me and repeating that notifications had already been sent multiple times. The entire conversation made me feel disrespected, embarrassed, and treated as if I were unintelligent. And in the end, she was threatening me: "ok, then I will just tell the state, the parent refused to provide it". "Ok, do whatever you want". I understand schools have procedures, but parents also deserve to be spoken to with professionalism and basic courtesy. Because of how poorly this situation was handled, I will be reporting this interaction to the district.

My child recently graduated from this HS and what started as a rocky start (freshman year) turned out to be such a great experience. Our child graduated with honors, worked with admin and student body programs, and was involved in multiple sports. I honestly think the experience can vary per student and their desire to be involved. With the exception of maybe 2 teachers in 4 years, our child spoke highly of all their teachers. Safety has never been a concern of mine, since staff does an amazing job of communicating if issues arise. Sometimes some things will not be sent out to parents immediately, but I've come to learn that they ensure they have all facts and information before alarming anyone. My child has always felt that they can speak to anyone on campus for social-emotional support. There are a lot of teachers who care at CHHS.While I do not have any experience with Special Education, I know that students can volunteer to do activities with them and this allowed my child to build friendships with students from Special Education. Volunteering in the Buddy program was one of his/her highlights in HS.Sports can be demanding, they require you to volunteer for bingo if you are on Varsity and fundraising is always necessary. Overall, the athletic department does a great job of listening to student concerns and needs. My hope is that female sports will receive more funding to improve their programs - not just boys. I see how much boys get vs girls and as a mom of both genders - let's make it fair.Dr. B has done an amazing job of outlining his exceptions of his students and holds them all to a high standard. He knows a lot of students by first name and I've noticed that a lot of students love and respect him for it.If I had to choose this school again for my kid - I'd do it all over again. We left this school happy and satisfied.