Ramona Convent Secondary School

Ramona is a great school. I appreciate the foundation it has given my daughter. She has excelled in all academic arenas.

I had a great opportunity of going to Ramona Convent for 6 years (7^th — 12^th), this school as so much history and I am really proud I attended this College Prep school. This school even though it was an all –girls school, we had a chance at participating for Drill Team, Flag Team or Cheerleading at the 6 All –Boys Schools that were in the surronding areas. I graduated in 1987 and I have to give a shout out at Mr. Henri Lee and Miss Marion Peterson who really taught me English and History. What is the $ 64.000 Question? Brings back loads of memories and Mr Lee’s Eye Witness News on Fridays I looked forward, he made us watch the news in order to answer the questions. Ramona is not an easy school; we all worked our butts off to get the gratification of being an Alumni and praising the school of it’s achievements. I“m Proud to be a Ramona Alumni, I still keep in touch with a major group of young ladies who make a difference.

Beautiful campus and an incredible history at this school. We are looking forward to bringing our children here!

I graduated Class of 2012 with around a 4.3 weighted gpa and currently attend UC Berkeley. All I have to say is that Ramona Convent Secondary School did NOT prepare me for a college level education at all. I did not develop any study habits because classes were easy enough that I could usually just study prior to the test in the hallway during break or lunch.
I do admit that there were a few challenging ap courses (although those teachers are no longer apart of their staff); however from my first year experience at Berkeley I realized that I was extremely unprepared and felt «out of my league.» There also currently is an enormous amount of conflict within the administration and faculty and it’s completely unprofessional that students are well aware of the conflict.
In a more positive light outside the world of academics you find a warm environment. The teachers are friendly and you are able to develop lasting relationships with them. Ramona also offers many extracurriculars that I enjoyed being a part of.

I graduated in 2012. I need to sum up four years in this one post.
THIS IS THE BEST HIGH SCHOOL EVER.
I know at first thought all girls Catholic high school… When I tell people in college that I went to this school they are like woah how did you survive a single sex religious school. BECAUSE PEOPLE DON’T UNDERSTAND WHAT HAPPENS ON THE RAMONA CAMPUS.
It really is magical. The campus is incredible. Hills, stairs, and full of nature. Girls come here and suddenly grow into women. If you come here you find friends that will last forever. You find yourself SO busy with clubs you thought you would never be in. The academics are hard. I took many AP and Honors classes and by the time I got to college (Pepperdine) I felt like I was incredibly prepared for the academics. I really can say I had the best high school experience.
However the year I left the school went under completely new changes. Nearly ten teachers left. ALL GREAT TEACHERS. (Shout out to Mullaly, Bradely, Averill, Chung, and Hammer) I am not sure if Ramona is the same… But I really hope it is because every girl deserves to have the opportunity I was given at Ramona.

Wonderful school. Top notch in academics… you will receive a great education in this high school and most likely aspire to continue higher ed.

Yes, I went to all-​girls, private, Catholic, college prep school. Yes, I did… and I freaking LOVED IT!
I attended grades 7 – 12 and I don’t regret not attending a co-​ed school at all. Ramona really instills excellent morals and values in its students. It is an awesome environment to learn and be creative in.
Ramona also offers the chance to receive a superb education. I learned so much and have often used these skills in my everyday life.
If I ever have daughters, they are for sure going to attend Ramona!

i cant believe i ever went to an all-​girl catholic private school!
three stars for ms. deSoto who changed my life and art career!

My Alma Mater! Catholic all girls school, it was great! Met some long lasting friends, oh ya and a good education too!