37402 Valley Spring Way
Murrieta, CA 92563

They actually caused emotional and academic trauma to my child her Senior year. I would have pulled her out but didn't want to cause her more trauma by taking her away from her friends her Senior year. She worked so hard for three years on a team just to be pulled out her Senior year, becuase of this, last year, second semester of Junior year, she left school crying for several days because of a teacher, this has caused most of her grades to drop by 2 letter grades. Not only did this drop her gpa for college but now she doesn't have her activity for college or for us to see her final year of childhood with this activity. The administration did not care at all. We also wanted to see this tape she was in to see if the teacher was telling the truth and we were told over and over again that we are not allowed to see the tape. I'm not sure what they are hiding. I was not a fan of this new school board but I now see why the parents have voted them in. I gave two stars because we did like several other teachers, but this situation has been a traumatic one.

I am a former student of this school that is in 7th grade who used to go to this school and let me just say this school was okay. I felt dissatisfied with the kids at the school. And the higher the grade goes the more problematic people u meet. So when I first started I thought it was gonna be bad but turns out I ended up staying and made a friend. This school helps with autistic people and I heard they have two classes that help special-needs people and even helps with severe autism. However, I wouldn’t recommend the school to autistic people as it’s very stressful I think? because I used to see autistic people getting upset at the school and crying. But it is anyone’s choice if they want to go to the school:) the reason why I give this place 2 stars is because they do offer slushy‘s and snacks for dollars every other week and that is what I love about this school and school dances + the lunch options are SUPER yummy. You get lots of food to choose from. But the school is very hard especially if you don’t like fights. The kids are very disrespectful and I have even seen someone getting beat up at lunch and screaming. I would not recommend this school if you do not like fights, but if you want to be involved in drama, I would recommend the school for you. The classrooms have up to 30 kids and the teachers are more nicer than the troublemakers. They try to brighten your day and actually care about you. The worst grade of all is 8th grade. I do not recommend it. The school has up to 1000 kids and most of the people are dramatic. If you tell a teacher about it, they will just say they are just playing around or they are having fun. However they will only take it seriously if they are hurting u. This school also has security cameras, which is good. I ended up going to a new school for seventh grade and I love it now. 2 out of 10 wouldn’t recommend if you want to stay out of drama because only the girls are nice.

Parent of a kid who has been attending K-3 during the middle of the pandemic.About the pandemic: School adapted very well given the situation and the school district provided several tools during the rough isolation time at home (first they provided a laptop, then with an ipad that my kid has kept over the last 3 years). I was very surprised to see that my kid was able to keep up with reading, writing and math on a remote environment, specially when the kids are just learning to read.I feel the school has good teachers overall (although you can tell over time which ones are better than the others) and they have a family culture all around that is very healthy.My only concern is the slowness to develop new topics and how to push and incentivize learning when a kid is above their peers. I get that most teachers have to deal with 25 students at the same time, but it would be very helpful if they are able to identify which ones can do more, so they don't get bored with the basic things that fits the overall group.