Diamond Ranch High School

100 Diamond Ranch Road

School District

Pomona Unified
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:21
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by other on November 19, 2021

Dedicated teachers with advanced curriculums that gear toward UC systems.
Submitted by parent on March 04, 2018

The teachers at this school are horriable and to top it off they say one thing and do another. They have no integrity. The leadership is worse. It's very sad.
Submitted by student on June 17, 2016

I like the rally and football games We are DR The teacher are greathe example I love this school
Submitted by other on October 11, 2014

The assistant principal had bad attitude when I dropped my kid to this school for taking SAT. I saw a lady was yelling when she directed the traffic. That made both parents and students having a bad day. Moreover, her attitude made test takers more nerves before the test. I have been told, that yelling lady is assistant principal. I wonder, with this kind of attitude to teach kids, what would be outcome? I will not put my other kid to this school.
Submitted by student on April 27, 2014

Like some on this page, I am currently a freshman enrolled at Diamond Ranch. I take all honors courses and I'm very pleased with the people, teachers, and environment. Diamond Ranch is a particularly newer school than the others in the surrounding area, and there are a lot of negative, untrue comments made about the school. Also, considering the relatively small student population compared to competing schools, Diamond Ranch does a stellar job with its teams and other athletic programs. I'm in ASB and I've gotten to meet so many people that I've learned to manage personalities and learn practical skills that will help me in the work force. If you personally want you or your child to go on to receive a college education, this school is the place for you. The amount of students, especially football players, that receive offers from reputable schools are incredibly large. I am apart of the football program and it is highly successful, I encourage anyone interested to find out more information. How could DR improve? Well, there could be more enthusiasm about school functions and less hatred from other schools. Nonetheless, Diamond Ranch's student diversity and love all make it great.
Submitted by student on March 21, 2013

Excellent teachers, strong school leadership, and challenging academic programs,this school has it all definitely recommended to send your child here.
Submitted by parent on February 09, 2012

Worst school ever don't go here !!!!!!! take your child to a different community ... La Verne is prefered there is no school in la verne on a hill!! and your child will get the learning skills, and will be treated equally like everyone else not discriminated!!!! My child goes to Bonita High School and i am very pleased. They teach special abilities for kids and it is happy learning vibe once you enter the class!!! Go to where your child will have a positive attitude towards school.... Diamond bar NO NO NO NO!! trust me your kid will thank you for it!!
Submitted by student on September 24, 2011

I'm a freshman here at Diamomd Ranch and it's been such an awesome experience. This school has so many opportunities for students to get involved. I really do appreciate this schools level of excellence. The teachers really put effort in teaching to the class. All I have to say is this month in school has been awesome and if you come here with an open mind and ready to learn then I really recommend you coming to Diamond Ranch.
Submitted by parent on March 21, 2011

Good school. My 2 older children went there and attending UCLA now. My third child is attending 10 th grade. The staff are wonderful and helpful.
Submitted by student on April 26, 2010

awesome school the teachers are there to help you when you need it the most! :)
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Submitted by teacher on March 12, 2010

It's a great work environment, where all teachers are committed to working together! I love seeing the collaboration between general education and special education. No one is left out, and this shows with our students.
Submitted by teacher on March 12, 2010

I love being involved heart and soul where the community, the parents, the faculty, and the administration all work together to do everything possible to help put the students on the path to success. Leadership opportunities are available for those that want them and extracurricular faculty gatherings, such as the homecoming tailgate party and the staff holiday party, are family-oriented. This is an ideal place to work and I wake up every morning feeling blessed to be here.
Submitted by teacher on March 12, 2010

In the 10 years that I ve been teaching Art at Diamond Ranch High School I have always enjoyed our student artwork outcomes. In art 1, the deer eyed students, come into my class saying, I can only draw stick people and fear that they will fail because of their lack of art skills. With a smile I tell them to take a deep breath and let me show you the tricks of the trade. What they see, with surprised open eyes and wide smiles, right off is how they can create realistic drawings. Later their new found abilities leads them to express more fun and complex designs. This teaching strategy relates to all core curriculums. As an instructor and international artist I recommend this public academic instruction without reservations.
Submitted by other on March 05, 2010

This is an outstanding school filled with amazing people that truly care about kids! Truly one of a kind!!!
Submitted by parent on November 09, 2009

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Submitted by student on June 16, 2008

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