27443 Desert Willow St
Murrieta, CA 92562

Absolute disgusting administrators. They bully your kids.

Antelope Hills is a fantastic school. The administration and staff are outstanding. Our first experience with the school was in a virtual environment. The school clearly had a plan, trained the staff, and obtained the necessary hardware and software resources to ensure that students could continue to get a first rate education. The plan was implemented brilliantly. Our kids did not miss a step academically during that time. The teachers arranged for social time (virtually), and worked tirelessly to make sure the students and even their parents were taken care of. We’re now in the classroom environment and it’s obvious the the great job done by the school during difficult pandemic conditions was no fluke. Our kids love this school and we could not be happier with the results, academically or socially.

Teachers: Average, have had issues with grading system. COVID was a disaster. Listening to the teachers on ZOOM at home was pretty horrendous as a Parent. Math and English programs are a bit lacking, think admin should sit on a class or two. Facility: Outstanding- modern buildings, great access control, security, and monitoring by administration. Athletics: School support athletics, and has a good level of school spirit. Administration: Think new Principal is very positive. Think the Assistant Principals are approachable and available.Think this school needs to take the All students are good and deserve guidance and care approach rather than just rewarding AP type students and athletes. All kids deserve the professional guidance of a counselor- are you going to graduate, go to college, go on to vocational training, or military, do you have personal issues. The hands off approach/parent based model has many kids slip through the cracks without any assistance.I have been disappointed with multiple math teachers- being in error with grading system, not giving credit for makeup assignments, being threatened when a parent emails or follows up, accessibility outside the student is VERY POOR. Teacher honesty and integrity is average, I have seen some teachers say whatever narrative fits their view, kids first is always the best approach, that is the goal of teaching. Parents only get the negative emails, never a positive, never a hand reached out, nothing. If I could go back in time, would have went to Murrieta Valley for better school/admin atmosphere or Vista Murrieta, however that school is so large that district makes it tough to transfer. I just remember high school teachers and counselors from a different era- student first approach vs. school first approach. I give this school an overall 7 vs other schools and the great safety aspect.