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Moorpark Unified School District Reviews
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The teachers are very helpful as well as the staff. It is a great learning environment and provide so many good programs for each students' interests.
My experience at Moorpark High School has been nothing but the best. The staff at Moorpark High have pushed me to become a better person, in and out of the classroom. I have no bad experiences at Moorpark. I just have so many memories good memories. At Moorpark High We are a big family. When I’m in the classroom and on the softball field I feel the family aspect. That’s what I love so much about the school. When I was a freshman I was worried about failing. My first day at Moorpark High was scary. I didn’t know where my classes were. When I got to the classroom my teacher was so nice. I instantly felt so comfortable. I am no longer her student ,but she is still nice to me. I remember her tell the class we will always be her students. I have nothing bad to say about the school. It’s has been such a great experience.
I've been attending schools within the the Moorpark Unified School District since kindergarten and I am now a senior in high school. This district constantly works to provide a good education for their students as well as a safe, clean, and inclusive environment!
Moorpark unified is an amazing school district. My elementary, middle school, and high school experiences were phenomenal. At Moorpark Unified, the safety of students is always priority as seen through the schools response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Additionally, the staff and teachers working at Moorpark Unified are excellent and make learning both fun and efficient which is something that makes me very happy. Teachers are always available for students to speak to when needing help, an explanation, and much more. Nonetheless, Moorpark Unified is an amazing School district!
I love the inclusive mentality of the principals and staff, although I wish we could get better teachers. I have bad luck when it comes to getting a good educational experience with most of my teachers, so I wish that the rule of seniority wasn't necessary. Most of the great teachers I've had were let go because they were new at the school, which I feel isn't fair.
a school full of chads and wannabes
looking for a school to "work something" out in the back of your car this is the school for you
looking for a school to "work something" out in the back of your car this is the school for you
Its Moorpark. It is probably the worst school district in all of our county in fact. Teachers are either the best or worst no middle.
Overall, I have had a bad experience with teachers. The common case seems to be an awful teacher gets tenure, therefore having priority over all other teachers. I have seen a number of instances where better teachers are let go and worse teachers are kept. This is rather frustrating as I feel as if I am being shorted in my education.
Funding is also an issue. I see many other students from other districts get better resources in terms of technology; financial support in various athletic programs and performing arts programs; and newer, more updated facilities.
Based off of my experience, I wish my time was spent in one of my neighboring school districts.
Funding is also an issue. I see many other students from other districts get better resources in terms of technology; financial support in various athletic programs and performing arts programs; and newer, more updated facilities.
Based off of my experience, I wish my time was spent in one of my neighboring school districts.
Moorpark has an excellent AP program, kind and enthusiastic teachers, and great sports. However, a lot of funding goes to sports, so if you are in band or some other extracurricular activity, do not except much contribution from the school; however, these programs can still be great.
Like most schools, it has its ups and downs. At the core of it the teachers are generally great. There are a ton of clubs and extracurriculars.
The school district is better than most but not the best. It's your typical upper-middle-class California school district.
My experience at Moorpark Unified School District(MUSD) has been fantastic. I entered the Moorpark Unified School District starting in my sixth grade of middle school. I was immediately well-received and treated like I had been going there since I was in pre-school. That continued for the rest of my education, I am treated very fairly and the school has a very good environment. There is not much bullying at MUSD and any bullying that takes place is swiftly taken care of. The only thing that could really be improved upon is the safety of the students at the school. The security at Moorpark High School could be better, it would be very simple to gain access to the campus even if you are not supposed to be there. The school could use some better fences with better locks and more people to monitor the school.
The Moorpark Unified School District is a tight knit community that cares about its students. The MUSD staff is dedicated to ensuring that all MUSD alum are receiving the tools they need to lead successful lives. Because Moorpark is a small city, learning is very one on one. There is always a teacher willing to help a student should the need arise. Overall, very satisfied with MUSD.
I would say that my experience with the school district has been very good in some areas, but rather lackluster in others. As a sophomore in high school, I personally look at the academics and college readiness categories when it comes to levels of importance. The high school does a great job with this, with a specific room and counselor for any college needs. The academic category is pretty great as well, although my other students and I have had quite a few issues with the math department. Overall my main issue is the school's choice in funding. Many times they look to funding the football program for unnecessary items, whilst not looking to help programs like water polo afford a pool to play in. They also neglect the amount of money spent on food, which leads to many unhealthy alternatives. I also wish the school would make a greater effort to unite the students as one school, rather than different classes. It would make the four years we have in high school way more enjoyable.
The Moorpark Unified School District has many strengths in its academics, teachers, and administration. While not all of the teachers in this district seem to be all too qualified for the position, there are many teachers in this district who feel as though they want to make a difference in the children's lives that they are influencing. They offer many opportunities for students who want to go the extra mile and excel in their academic studies, and their administrators are great at helping them along the way. That being said, there are a few instances where the district falls flat on its face. The food at these schools is rather poor, and while it's understandable, as there are many mouths to feed, most of this food is packaged and filled with preservatives, making for a rather unhealthy lunch. Additionally, the clubs seem to lack resources and encouragement, to the point where they're forgettable. Despite its shortcomings, MUSD is a decent place to enroll your student.
Went to elementary school and middle school in Moorpark and met the best people. Recently finished up my grad program prerequisites at Moorpark College and I can see why it is one of the best community colleges in the nation. The campus is green and gorgeous. Classes are intimate and the professors truly know you and care. I love it.
Moorpark High School is a great school filled with an amazing staff whose teachers and administrators who wish to see the students succeed. However, I wish to see more press around other sports such as cross country and tennis to name a few. I feel like they’re left out and football is in the spotlight a lot.