About Ygnacio Valley High School
Ygnacio Valley High School ( High school ) is located at 755 Oak Grove Rd, Concord, CA 94518, United States. It is categorised as : Public high school in Concord, California..
Other categories: High school
Ratings & Ranking
Ygnacio Valley High School has a rating of 4.3 and is ranked number 17486 in the US.
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Address & Location
Ygnacio Valley High School is located at 755 Oak Grove Rd, Concord, CA 94518, United States.
Schools Fees
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Admissions:
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Parents & Students Reviews:
Ygnacio Valley High School has 18 reviews with an overall rating of 4.3. Some reviews have been edited for clarity.
My review is for the actual campus of YVHS. I spend a lot of time at YV now because I live nearby and they have public tennis courts and a track for running. The tennis courts are in good condition, but often have trash around the sides of the court. The track is inexcusably disgusting. There is so much garbage on and around it. Don’t the students in detention need something to do? Or couldn’t a Phys. Ed. teacher make the kids do squats and lunges for exercise, while picking up garbage?
I bring a garbage bag with me on weekends and pick up some of the trash. And I’m not the only person doing this here. I see other people (mostly searching for recyclables) but with bags of their own. It’s really terrible. It’d be nice to see parents take some action on this. They must drive past it every morning too. The road into the school is the worst of them all. Going both in and out of the school; it’s very sad.
I live less than a mile away and it’s incomprehensible how many empty Starbucks cups and candy wrappers are littered in front of our home. Who is setting the kind of example that makes kids think this behavior is okay? I had a lot of friends that went here (back in the late 90s) but I ended up at Acalanes in Lafayette. Our campus did not look like a garbage dump and I feel sad for the students that see this every day.