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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

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.

best school ever

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

I can only speak to the Pasadena location. It deserves zero stars! In my own opinion, it is the most expensive place for an education that claims to service students with special needs and yet has no clue how to address boys with ADD or ADHD with an administration or upper management of all females who in my opinion are completely fake and disingenuous to your face at a lofty price. In my opinion, the teachers are hard working, kind and under paid according to having been directly approached by faculty teachers in the parking lot who complained about being under valued, under paid and wanting to quit at times. I was approached multiple times in the parking lot by teachers who stated, "your son hasn't been given a fair chance, is being poorly treated" by one female administrator in particular, only to receive an email stating that I, "shared in open meetings with professionals in the community that your son was being treated terribly on our campus"-removing any accountability or honest transparency by these female administrators writing such words. I absolutely agreed with some of the teachers who voiced my concern in the "parking lot" of Fusion Pasadena as I voiced concerns to my IEP team in closed door meetings at our district about one female administrator who was unnecessarily hard on our son and didn't remotely understand him, over-reacting to situations absent empathy for a student with disabilities and who I felt was fake to our family. The polarity between the teachers and female administrators in personality, honesty, integrity, and humility is truly shocking to any observer. As politically incorrect as this is, in my own opinion, this location needs more male administrators running this school or at the very least, the teachers to become administrators who connect with their students and the administrators to switch places and maybe clean toilets for awhile! In my opinion, there are a few amazing teachers that truly belong teaching at schools that pay them more and where there isn't such a polarity between teachers and administrators. One male teacher in particular, so popular by the boys was every reason a student would stomach the pains of feeling misunderstood and poorly treated by the female administrators collecting the high price tag tuition and conducting the discipline. I have never encountered such an academic disappointment in all of my years around numerous schools and with my own educational background. I could spend hours writing a novel of facts, post emails that I have received from this school filled with blatant lies to make themselves appear as though they are too superior for honesty and any accountability. The Pasadena location is set in an office building on the first floor off of a parking lot and busy highway. The common areas that students gather for "homework cafe" time lacks any windows and is very dark-the feeling of being in a basement. There are no student bathrooms in close proximity and the only sunlight that comes through is from the teachers' offices otherwise known as a classroom. There is no area outside for students to get exercise or to enjoy just being outside! The tuition is a small fortune, what you would pay for an ivy league college and yet the sense of entitlement in my opinion from certain female administrators is truly repulsive and shocking! In my opinion, buyer beware!

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After its initial beginnings as a Saturday school in Montebello teaching the Armenian language and culture, Armenian Mesrobian School was founded in 1965. The first year, the student body totaled 65 and classes included kindergarten through third grades. One grade level was added each year, and as the number of grades and the student population increased, the building was added on to and expanded. The first high school senior class graduated in 1975. Until 1984, the school occupied its original campus on Beverly Road. Then the school moved to a leased facility in the El Rancho Unified School District. Mesrobian relocated in 1997 back to the original school site after a massive effort on the part of individuals and organizations within the community resulted in the complete renovation of the campus. Mesrobian offers a comprehensive educational program, accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, to students ranging from early childhood education through twelfth grade. The college preparatory high school classes are certified to the University of California, and honors or Advanced Placement classes are offered for high school students. Mesrobian is a K-12 private Armenian School.

Small town private primary school