Bellflower High School

15301 McNab Avenue

School District

Bellflower Unified
Grade

7-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:23
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on May 31, 2022

Please don’t send your kids to this schoolNo communication. No will to teach and focus on failing students. No respect in wanting what’s best for the child
Submitted by other on September 04, 2012

interested in information concernining progress of students, discipline and activities. How the students are performing on college tests for entrance.
Submitted by parent on August 15, 2012

I am a former student at BHS (Class of 1990). My two eldest children graduated from BHS (Class of 2010, and 2012) and they had nothing but the best experiences. People should understand that schools cannot stand alone especially with the economic crisis that our schools are going through. It takes a village to raise a child and some parents want to leave all the responsibility to the teachers. Motivate your children and teach them respect. Attend your school meetings and make the administration aware of problems and offer to help. You wanted to have children do your part! Treat your children well, teach them values, morals, importance of education and you will see that the majority of situations is not the school, it's you. Bellflower High has come a long way due to Mr. Perry who genuinely cares. I have an 8th grader at the moment who does exceptionally well. All of them have attended Bellflower Schools and the first two are currently attending universities. Go Bucs!
Submitted by other on December 21, 2011

I attended Bellflower High School/Middle school from 2001-2007, when I graduated. This quality of education, and the quality of teachers that I had during my time at this school were great. If i could turn back time, I would, just to experience it all over again.
Submitted by parent on November 20, 2011

Wow! No recent updates? Scary! My daughter will be attending BMS from West Middle School! What kind of teacher will she encounter? People that only do their job? What kind of staff will I encounter as a parent? I am very concern! What about the curriculum?mmmm. My daughter is honor roll student and looking forward to continue in it. and its thanks to dedicated, kind and pleasant teachers that teach well, encourage, respect, welcomes students with a smile on their face with no yelling and always looking forwards to help the student. Counselors are great as well as the principal!
Submitted by other on November 05, 2011

Most of these reviews are outdated. The input is useful, however, it does not serve the purpose of expressing what type of school Bellflower is NOW. For the past few years, Bellflower has really bloomed into an above average institution. This progress is because of Mr. Perry's, principal of Bellflower High, outstanding leadership and determination to provide students with educated teachers who actually care about our education. I'm currently a junior attending Bellflower, and I must say, we are really upping the ante this year. A student from BHS can go to UCLA, Stanford, CalTech, UC Berkeley, etc. if he tries hard enough. So please, don't look to those reviews that are old and ABSOLUTELY DO NOT REFLECT the school that Bellflower is now.