332 W California Ave #A
Glendale, CA 91203

This is a terrible school where students are bullied and discriminated against. In this school, every day the child is exposed to physical and psychological influence from the students. The administration does not respond to complaints about child bullying at school. The administration promises to sort everything out but does nothing. The school staff are rude to the parents of the students. There are no additional classes for the child at school, and there are no sports sections. if you want your child to be beaten, bullied every day, and your complaints remain unanswered, then this is the school for you. This school claims to adhere to a policy of tolerance and non-discrimination based on nationality, but in fact this is not the case. if your child is not of the dominant nationality at this school, then he will face humiliation and discrimination. The school administration does nothing when you complain about discrimination and humiliation. The administration, instead of protecting your child, is looking for a reason to accuse you of violating school rules. I do not recommend sending your child to this school.

The staff and students discriminate against minorities and LGBTQ students. There is no anonymous reporting system for bullying. If the students want to report bullying anonymously due to retaliation from staff they cannot do so. And a lot of the prejudice come from staff who protect the students who do the bullying. How can you report bullying to the same people who enable it? It just doesn’t work that way. That is why this school has a serious bullying issue and a lot of fights. It’s the administration who should address this but willfully fails to.

My Son, now in 7th grade loves Toll! It was a struggle to get the hang of Jr. High in 6th grade after two academic years distanced learning (4th and 5th.) We worked with his counselor, I taught him to communicate with his teachers and advocate for himself and is now taking advanced classes, highly motivated and loves his most his teachers. I went to my first in-school open house recently and thought the teachers were all great! you could tell they are excited to teach which is so important. The school was clean, the Principal is super friendly, front office staff is always lovely. Overall it felt really welcoming and like everyone was energetically hyped for the year, including the parents I met. My advice for parents is to stay on top of your kids through portal and goggle classrooms, If I didn't stay on top of my son's grades and advocate for him during that adjustment period, which was more social than academic we might have a completely different 7th grade experience currently. This is where the academic, mental health, social aspects of this very important transformative period can feel very intense for kids, but given what I've seen so far from the staff I have no concerns that that helping the kids and parents balance this all out to achieve their highest academic success is the priority.