Ladera Vista Junior High School

Good school, but not as great as parks.

I am not sure how to rate the school right now. The school has provided well as far as academics and I do not have much concern on that. However, recent experience having a «one lunch time» is something to think about. I understand that short staff is happening at the moment but it is something to think about that can increase violence to the school. Individuals would want to cut the line so they can be ahead and able to have their meal and the others are UNABLE to have their meal because the bell has rang.
We give children advice to eat. to nourish our brain to function well in education, well, then SOLVE THIS PROBLEM IMMEDIATELY because someone can get hurt because of trying to just have their food and survive the day.
I have also encountered an individual was not able to have their lunch because of such a long time.
IF YOU CARE ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THESE CHILDREN, YOU WOULD NOT HAVE THEM STARVE DURING CLASS that can prevent them from focusing in school.
Thank You!

Decent school. I went there over ten years ago. I seemed kind of ghetto back then but it looks like they’ve cleaned it up a bit. The teachers were both good and bad. Some teachers really cared about the students and others really couldn’t care less about them. I’m sure a lot has changed since I’ve been there though.

Haha, oh LV… what to say…
There were definitely some kooky teachers and staff; Mrs. Beecher and her jolly ranchers, Mrs. Bridge with her tattooed make up, Mr. and Mrs. Samuelson, Creepy Mr. Robson, Crazy Mrs. Standring with her Friday song, Mr. Green and his weird ass dinosaur impression, and that lady in the office with that huge hair bun thing… wow.
I mean it’s Jr. High, right? I learned spanish, algebra and how to develop photographs. There were the cool skater kids and their clique, the «groovers» with their techicolor outfits and adidas, the stoners, the nerds, all the regular groups. I was never a «popular kid» but I always had fun and met lots of great people, including some life long friends.

Go Spartans!
My mom made me go to Ladera Vista even though I lived closer to another junior high. She put me in this Fine Arts program which turned out to be cool because we seriously went on like 1 – 2 field trips a month so I got to miss a lot of class. Fellow graduates of LV will remember science with Mr. Green or health with Mrs. Beecher or running tours around the school field.
It is also where I first met fellow Unilocaler Kristen M (
). Even though I didn’t know a single person one my first day of school, I made some pretty cool friends that I still talk to today.