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I liked this school. It has a lot of memories. Thanks to them I managed to graduate in my dream school Ramon C. Cortines VAPA. The teachers are fun and care about the students education. Furthermore they provide great assistance to the students with thier work. This school is awesome! HII GUYYSS LOL!! LETS GO TO BK!! 😂😂

The school supplies great education to the children. It challanges students their full potential. I highly recommend Emmaus for your children.

I wint to school her

Awesome school! Loving and caring staff. Quality education. My kids have been there since kindergarten. I have one in 6th and one in 2nd. The school is a blessing to our family and the community!

#1 rip off

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I have friends there and soulmates

Great place to start with Ms.Machon who was well educated and leading the children to the correct behavior, respect, and the love of learning habits.

This is my first week at this senior School

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

best school ever

Odd, that 1 star review is clearly the review of an unhappy tenant for a landlord. Misfiled, I supposed. Back to Waverly - we love Waverly! Our son, now a HS Junior, has been at Waverly since elementary school. At each stage in his development as a person and a student, Waverly has given him what needs to thrive. He loves learning, and has great plans for his future. There are a lot of choices for private high schools in the Pasadena area, but we believe we have found the best school for our son.

Look this my school am still there and I am and 5th grade I happy they have a 8th coming next year so yes I had bean there ever since preschool love

My son learn so much he love the teacher the place is clean and nice

It's OK.

We just started at FWS, with a son in kindergarten and a daughter in the third grade. While we understood that it was a co-op, I don't think my husband and I realized how much work would be involved. But all the hard work is so worth it, with the payoff being incredibly happy and engaged kids. Our ultra academically-inclined daughter found herself bored in her previous LAUSD school, which serviced thousands of kids. Still, we were worried that the size of FWS (with about 50 students total, across four classrooms) would be a huge culture shock for her. As it turns out, she loves the new environment, where bullying is non-existent thanks to the school's social-emotional curriculum that involves productive conflict resolution. And individualized, inquiry-based learning means she's never bored. She explores, creates and has fun doing it. Our son is different - not as precocious as his sister. And, typical of a baby of the family, he can experience separation anxiety. Yet he's so happy at FWS, in a loving environment where he is encouraged and supported. Both kids are more aware of the world around them, and are developing true compassion (which is hard to cultivate these days). I love the small class sizes, the creative focus (art, theater and music classes) and physical and outdoor learning (yoga, field trips, park days). And you know what? We as parents are finding that it's pretty awesome to work hard with like-minded (and, dare I say it, cool) parents toward the common goal of creating this incredible learning environment for our kids. In case you couldn't tell, we couldn't be happier so far.