New Millennium Secondary

1301 West 182nd Street

School District

Los Angeles Unified
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:17
Type

charter

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on May 03, 2022

I’m a parent and the school staff is very supportive and encouraging.
Submitted by parent on November 14, 2019

the feminest are taking over the school
Submitted by student on April 20, 2018

It was Great , teachers really implement learning and studying habits
Submitted by parent on October 24, 2014

This school is the size of a box. The Principal is NEVER around and lets the Asst Principal run the show making all the bad decisions.The counselors are LAZY and the some of Teachers are CRAZY. Many Teachers left to go to a REAL school and the enrollment numbers that you see are false they only have 200 students because all the students have left . DONT BE FOOLED !! I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS TERRIBLE SCHOOL!!!!!!!
Submitted by parent on October 24, 2014

What a difference a year makes. Last year was not a good year with moving the school. No one was happy, not the teachers or the students. The parents were horrible and I wasn't sure I was going to send my student back, but felt like it was better than the other options. SO GLAD WE STAYED! This year is so much better. The kids are happier and the teachers are amazing! I wish the parents would be more involved. There are definitely some kids who need some parenting, but that's not the school's fault. The school is smaller than it used to be, but from what I can see, it's all for the better.
Submitted by parent on November 07, 2013

Great teachers is what it comes down to. This school has some of the most dedicated teachers I have seen. The new campus is OK, better than the old place in the mall, but less than ideal. There are some students who take advantage of the location, but for the most part, kids are getting a quality education and this school gets them into college.
Submitted by other on May 10, 2013

As a charter school I expected more. The school has now a grip of inappropriate students, who simply take the school for granit. Strangly teachers cannot control the students behavior and sometimes even get to angry while showing the teens of the school that they are easily angered. Besides the students, the schools went on a downfall in quality and school maintenance. Recently I have heard that the school will sadly re-locate to another school (that will not be named) that has not had much of a scholar ready environment. This school was not originally like this, I have heard students past experiences about the schools quality in developing young minds. Now I hear that the school is a depressing environment.
Submitted by parent on June 19, 2012

Our eldest daughter has graduated with honors. She has a full scholoraship to an out of state college thanks to the educators at the school and our family supporting the school and the goals for her future. Yes it was hard work but hard works pays off. I am proud to have her sister go there next year.