St. Philip's Episcopal School

It's a good school. I would recommend it. Teachers are amazing and the students are getting very good care and education.

The principal Ms. Lucy Amengual is unjust. No such thing as treating everyone equally. And if you have a court order stating something she disregards it.

As a current teacher and Alumni of CGHS, this is, without a doubt, the worst school I have ever taught and studied at. The primary factor for this is the teachers, especially Diana Van-Wyk. She is the "IB Coordinator" of the school, who demonstrates clear favoritism, laziness, apathy, and sexism. As a counsellor and coordinator of such a prestige program such as the IB, I would expect her to care for her students and support them fully through their academic journey, as would most people. However, since she has joined this school years ago, I have seen a noticeable decline in student mental health, overall happiness, and communication with teachers. This is what inspired me to become a teacher, so I could be everything she isn't. Furthermore, I have received multiple student complaints about her, and her failure of communication as well as her stubbornness. I don't think she understands that the students she deals with are socially maturer than most, perhaps indicating why she refuses to admit she's wrong. It is in the best interest of the school to remove her as a faculty.

This was one of the best schools we took our child to. We have been to 3 other schools, 4 in total, and our child learned the most, was the most well behaved, the teachers were the most engaged and respectful and he was definitely loved the most. We moved back to CA and we miss this school the most!!

I'm not sure why some comments are of angry "only get money" approach. This school has very affordable tuition prices along with Step Up scholarships that help cut tuition costs tremendously. There is a capital campaign to build a new multipurpose center. The school is only making it better for the families. The family environment is wonderful and people feel safe.