Public | 7-8 | 521 students |
Roseville's Olympus Junior High School is a public middle school in the Eureka Union School District. It is among the few public middle schools in California to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 10 out of 10.
This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 13 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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1.4 miles | |||
Warren T. Eich Intermediate School 1.8 miles | |||
2.3 miles | |||
Greater Sacramento Independent Study School 2.3 miles |
Olympus is an outstanding Junior High-school with a very good reputation. Excellent principal, involved and proactive, and the teachers are very high-caliber especially in Math, Science, and English. A little too much homework most nights of the week, maybe! In the end, excellent preparation for high-school.
Great preparation for high school and teachers seem to work well together. Only complaint would be excessive homework assignments. Be prepared for 3-4 hrs of hw most nights. Paticipation in extra curric is difficult with this much homework and high achieving student.
My son came to OJHS last year from out of state and having spent the previous 3 years in a private school. Our expectations were exceeded by far! He has gone from a struggling, C/D student to a A/B student who loves school and participates in band and sports! His ADHD has been dealt with in a kind, professional manner. The school uses REFOCUS techniques to deal with disruptive behavior, which keeps all teacher/student interaction on a very positive footing. I cannot say enough good things about our experience here!
The music organization is very well built and promotes anyone interested, as well as supports members who are serious about it to reach greater heights. The director is very succseeful and cares about every student she has. Everyone learns a well rounded curriculum of music with her teaching and benefits in independence, responsibility, and respectfulness with her as well.
School is well organized and with a good team of teachers that like what they do. Only problem is the schedule starting too early in the morning, giving the students a form of anxiety because principal and staff are extremely strict, giving detention time even on a one minute late entry.
I love being a student at OJHS because you always feel very safe and comfortable & most of the teachers are awesome!
My son attends ojhs and the teachers are the best around. I have never met a more caring and strong group of teachers and office staff in a school system before. My hat is off to everyone involved in providing our children with such a wonderful safe learning environment. The principal and vice principal are both very helpful and accessible. One of the best schools in the system.
We loved this school. Had a great expeience here. Homeroom teacher was excellent, Hamasaki. Digital Art was great. Principal wass very responsive to students and parents needs.
My daughter attends OJHS and we have found that the teachers at the school to be very high quality. They are also fairly flexible regarding students with special needs. The principal and vice principal are very approachable and it is never a problem to schedule a meeting. Overall we have been very pleased with Olympus.
My child will graduate this year from Olympus. Prior to attending OJH she only attended private schools. The level of academics are far higher than the private schools. There is total teacher/parent involvement from electives to core. Wow, I only wish I was prepared like this for high school!
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