Loara High School

1765 West Cerritos Avenue

School District

Anaheim Union High
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:24
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 01, 2023

This is a great school. I feel safe sending my child here and the staff are very communicative with the parents.
Submitted by parent on November 30, 2022

My son is a sophomore at Loara. He is in sports, clubs and does well in his classes. He have three cousins that recently graduated from Loara and all did well and are currently at different UC colleges that they got into because of the schools relationships with those colleges. Loara has been amazing for my son and our family.
Submitted by other on April 08, 2022

Love it I was a student 2 years ago and it’s was amazing Aldo the top comment I agree with because it’s not getting as much students as it used to.but anything other it’s great because i recently passed by and I saw that they repainted the sign and it’s getting better.
Submitted by student on February 09, 2022

Loara is amazing. I am currently a student and have had incredible support. My sister went through Loara and just finishing her undergrad at Chapman University and My brother went to UCI and is now a pharmacist. I plan to go to UC Santa Cruz with a double major in Fine Art and Business. Loara prepared all of us and gave us a lifetime of memories. You will find good and bad teachers at every school. My cousin went to Oxford and was stressed all the years he was there. Went to UCI with my brother and my brother is more successful. You get out of high school what you put into it. Once A Saxon Always A Saxon!
Submitted by parent on April 02, 2014

great school but struggling on finances on most basic materials. seems neglected by district leaders.
Submitted by student on November 14, 2013

Teachers, staff members and students do not tolerate bully. People speck up for the silence and clubs are formed for students who have a hard time making friends. They have free after school tutoring.
Submitted by student on April 24, 2013

its a good school people who wanna learn.....learn. people who dont well thats their own fault
Submitted by student on December 11, 2012

I was a student in this dump for 3 horrible years and believe me it's awful. I mean the only thing this school produces are rock stars and porn stars. If you want your kids to do anything other than the aforementioned two, send them to Cypress, Kennedy, Western, hope he can get admitted to Oxford, pay for Servite or Rosary, or homeschool. I mean outside those schools, the rest of the district is complete garbage.
Submitted by parent on August 27, 2012

My family just moved to Anaheim and unfortunately this school is my sons homeschool. If the front office attitude is any indication of things to come then this is a terrible school. From the counselor to the principals assistant they seem to be lacking in the brains department its like dealing with a blonde clown. Nobody seems to have any information or they just don't care enough to explain anything. These people seem to have an I don't care enough about you to ask. They just seem to pass the buck to the next clown in line. I hate this school and I hate that my son has to come here. The front office staff that I have run into are the most unprofessional, uncaring bunch of people I have ever met. They made me and my son feel like we weren't even wanted there. I'm sorry but standards should be higher for people that have to educate our youth. Understanding, patience and BRAINS are a must. But as I said it's only the beggining of the year and I havent even met the teachers yet. Hopefully the person my son actually has to deal with has some manners.