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its pretty fun there and super good at teaching kids

Have one kid as a Junior and another one coming into the school! There is a great environment of teachers that care. Like all the school, nothing is perfect but enough people care!

This school is a bad school first of all I hear people saying is a bad school because first of all they have a lot of bullying and second the teacher there aren’t that good one of my friend went there and the teacher rip out her paper and didn’t give her time and the police always has to come to get bad kids one of my other friend went there and when she got bullied she never wanted to go to school and she had to go to the hospital and the police came to her house and she had to transfer to another school and the teacher don’t even care about the students this is why there is a lot of bullying happing because the teacher can’t do nothing and they don’t care at all the teacher behavior and the bullying and everything needs to stop and there are portable and yiu have to get wet because the portable is outside lot of bullying happing it needs to stop

Definitely not the worst school. However the worst school my child ever attended. She was being bullied and the staff refused to do anything about it. We were told that there is nothing that could do as the state does not allow them to discipline students for bullying. We were also told that if my daughter retaliated that she would be suspended. It wasn't until we continued to go up to the school regarding the bullying that they finally started to do something. Also very concerning that the bullion was happening in class and for some reason the teacher never seen anything that happened. Never heard any of the ruckus that was going on. My daughter will not be back.

THIS SCHOOL IS BAD ITS A LOW IMCOME SCHOOL MEANING FOR POOR AND LOT OF UNSAFE STUDENTS.

i went to this school for 2 years 7th-8th, my favorite teachers that helped me so much though out those years were Mr. Galdos, Mr. Simion, Ms. Mariela, Dr. de Lemos, Mrs. de Lemos and Mr. Parent. They helped make school fun and easier to come to!! And shout out to Ms. Alvarez for making ASB fun and making kids have a smile on their faces!

People in the class are so mean to my child, the teachers have no care for their students, they say this school is Christian but almost none of them are, my child was even hit, and made fun of for being tall, and having a “big forehead”. I knew my child was safe in this school, but learnt little in this school. She only actually learnt a lot when she was in 3rd grade with Mr. Gonzalez, I took my child out of this school and she will not be going back, the teachers threaten the students if not quiet, I’d understand if they yell, but don’t threaten my child. Overall do not recommend at all.

Great school. I am gratefull!! Thank you to all staff being so wonderful!! My girls love the school. They developed tgeir knowledge and skill so much!!

BEST SCHOOL EVER IN THE AREA BETTER TEACHING

Horrible school to work for. Doesn't care about employees.

There’s a teacher there in the special ed program that called my son a f***ng fata** , I’m sure that’s real nice for a 5th grader to go through. They need cameras in the classroom with audio. We can’t trust anyone with our babies anymore. I am livid.

My Experience at Lincolnway Elementary and Laurel Life – A Cautionary Warning Working as a school aide at Lincolnway Elementary was one of the most disrespectful and emotionally draining experiences of my life. From the start, it was clear aides were treated as disposable. We were referred to as “nothing” by the teacher Burno, a blatant reflection of how undervalued we were, despite being on the front lines managing students and maintaining classroom stability. One of the most unprofessional and shocking incidents I experienced involved the Laurel Life team lead, Addison. During a moment of chaos where students were arguing over blankets in the absence of both the teacher and team lead, I tried to de-escalate the situation by offering another blanket. Instead of support, Addison returned and screamed in my face. I was stunned, disrespected, and humiliated for doing my job in their absence. There was no apology. No accountability.On another occasion, the student I was assigned to was doing his work, and the teacher told him he could play at recess if he finished. He completed everything. I stepped out briefly, and when I returned, that same teacher turned her aggression on me, targeting me with a tone that made it seem like she was looking for a fight. It wasn’t about protocol, it was about control. And they made that very clear. They didn’t want me there, and they made it known by kicking me out of the classroom repeatedly, despite prior permissions to stay and fulfill my duties.The hypocrisy was blatant. The school claimed I couldn’t stay on days my assigned student wasn’t present, but I was told otherwise in person. It was as though they were setting me up to fail, creating contradictions and then punishing me for following instructions. Even when I stepped up, showed up, and worked through difficult days, there was no recognition just hostility. A student even threatened me with a gun and spat in my face, and instead of receiving real support from staff or leadership, I was met with dismissal and indifference. The lack of communication, the disrespect, the false pretenses, and the constant undermining of my role wore me down to nothing. No one deserves to feel unsafe, silenced, and unwanted at their place of work, especially in a school, where the goal should be growth, inclusion, and support. If you’re considering working at Lincolnway Elementary under Laurel Life or Amergis, I strongly encourage you to think twice.

Palm Vista Elementary stands out for its dedicated teachers, nurturing environment, and enriching programs that go above and beyond traditional academics. For families looking for a supportive and dynamic learning environment in Twentynine Palms, Palm Vista is a wonderful choice.

Our daughter has been a student at Brookewood School since first grade, and it has truly been a blessing for our family. From the very beginning, she felt welcomed, supported, and inspired. Brookewood is more than just a school—it’s a close-knit community where every child is known, valued, and guided with care. The teachers and staff are exceptional: kind, respectful, and deeply committed to helping students grow academically and personally. We are especially grateful for the strong sense of discipline, values, and character formation that the school instills. Our daughter has grown into a respectful, thoughtful, and confident young student who loves going to school every day. Brookewood has played a big role in shaping who she is becoming, and we couldn’t be more thankful.**

The issue with this school is the student body, not the staff