As a kid who has gone to both Canyon and Creekside, Canyon kids get into fights of the most stupid…read morethings. For example I went there for 1 week and saw 1 out of 3 fights. It took me a while to report someone bullying another kid. I tried to talk to my counselor about it, but it took me a while to get an appointment, and they weren't very helpful. Some of the teachers are nice, but some of them weren't the best. Their principal Mr. Hendee was nice the first time I saw him. I can't tell you if he was acting or just actually nice, but he seemed legit. Academically speaking they don't have a lot of extracurriculars. In 8th grade there is a split leadership class, so you can only have it for half the year. In the last semester you go to the high school to see their leadership class. If you have the first semester you can't go. Which can mislead you to knowing information about it. Sports wise they have good teams. One thing is that if you want to try out a new sport here that you have little experience in, don't. The golf coach Mr. Christensen takes a limited amount of kids. The golf coach at Creekside, which is also the golf coach at the high school takes almost all kids who tryout. This is too also them to have practice. He does only take the good people to play, but all to practice. In all I wouldn't recommend this school...

canyon is a really good middle school overall they teacher are nice except a teacher that yelled at…read moremy kid..i did sue but anyway the morning dropping off your kids is a little crazy but easy

Excellent school that promotes the development of children both academics and religon. We had…read morevisited 4 other Catholic schools in the Hayward and San Lorenzo areas and this was the clear choice. We've been very happy with the faculty, staff, and wonderful community of fellow parents.

I started by sending my first child (who has now graduated), my middle, and now my youngest will…read morestart at OLG TK in 2023. Every school has its issues and qualms, but at the end of the day, the school is solid, the curriculum is sound, and the community is loving. You get what you put in; if you're an involved parent who attends meetings, chats at drop off/pick up, and signs up to be on the boards and play in the CYO sports, you'll feel the incredible sense of the OLG community. If you only drop off and read the emails, you'll feel excluded, and the love will be lacking. Writing a negative review about your and your child's experience is very easy, but you must give a complete and truthful review. Pieces are missing, and no one is a victim in the situation. I love OLG and the foundation that it has built for my children. It's disheartening to see negative reviews that bring down a score for a lovely school whose staff and students work very hard to build a community filled with Truth, Unity, and Love. In the end, experience it for yourself. If interested, please attend the open house or welcome day. All are invited to tour the classes, meet the teachers and staff, talk with other parents, and, most importantly, meet some students. Don't let negative reviews impact your decision without experiencing all of OLG's excellent qualities firsthand.

This school is fine. There are bad parts and worse parts this school makes budget cut everywhere…read moreand have continued to put TAPP on our broken slide to fix it and countless others will agree. I know this because I go here and it will suck we have very racist words that fly around and many other things

If I can give this school 0 stars, I would. Let's hope your child doesn't have any learning…read moredisabilities to go through the same thing my child had to endure the past 2 years. This is why next year, we will be homeschooling because of this schools lack of knowledge and professionalism for our child with speech delays or learning disabilities like I said. If you can, avoid Stanton at all cost. If you live in CV, you can choose any school in your district. I can not wait until my child gets the proper help to higher my child's education.

My son is entering his senior year at California Crosspoint Academy . I have been throughly…read moreimpressed by the faculty and staff of this school and their commitment and dedication not only to providing a quality education , but to the students also . I have found the teachers and staff accessible and always willing to help the students learn, especially students who may have difficulties . The environment at the school is always respectful and positive . The students are happy with all the academic, sports and social opportunities that the school offers. Finally, I would also point out that the new school facilities are excellent , and adds to the educational experience . We LOVE the school!

**"**As a former student who attended this school with my two brothers from 2019 to 2023, our…read moreexperience was incredibly isolating and painful. Within our first few weeks after transferring, my older high school brother was called the N-word by a fellow student. As middle schoolers, my other brother and I had to witness that, while constantly feeling a heavy, quiet hostility from parents who didn't want us to be friends with their kids just because we were among the few Black faces in the room. The students were mostly passive, but the constant microaggressions about my hair and the casual, stereotype-driven biases made it exhausting to just exist there. After George Floyd's murder, the school put on a performance of having conversations about American racism, but it felt empty--they did absolutely nothing to actually protect or support the few Black students they already had. I wouldn't wish the loneliness and anxiety of my time there on anyone. I am profoundly grateful to the few staff members who genuinely cared and tried to protect us after my brother was called a slur. But I fear nothing has truly changed, and I refuse to stay silent while another Black or minority student risks going through the same pain we did. I expect a response to this review, and I am entirely open to a direct dialogue with the superintendent to discuss how the school actually plans to fix this culture.

Skeyci is a great place. Mrs. Sandry is so wonderful, loving , caring and teaches so much. My…read moredaughter has been going there for 3 years and it's amazing how much she has learned . She started when she was a year old and has never cried when I left her. She loves going to school in the morning. I highly recommend Mrs Sandry at Skeyci children's program.

Skeyci has been a great fit for our family. My daughter has been attending for 1.5 years now, she…read morestarted shortly after she turned 1. Sandry is very caring and attentive. What really stood out to me was the tasty and nutritious meals Sandry prepares for the children. We were feeling discouraged when we were looking at menus at other daycares/preschools and feel lucky we found Sandry! She has a fantastic garden the kids have supervised access to as well. We have really enjoyed our experience there!

My husband and I just came back from the Marian Pilgrimage offered through St Joachim Church with…read moreFr Emilio Reyes SVD as our Tour Chaplain. This was my first pilgrimage tour and I did not know what to expect but I am so glad that I went and experienced the blessings of our Blessed Virgin Mary. Fr. Emilio Reyes was a fantastic spiritual director who guided us, the pilgrims on this spiritual journey that strengthened my devotion to our Lady of Fatima, I gained more expression of devotion to our Lady of Lourdes. I gained more understanding about The Sanctuary of Black Virgin of Montserrat, and The Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar, in Zaragoza Spain. Also, I've seen some breathtaking sceneries on the way to sacred sites. It was a well organized tour, the staff including the tour host, driver, tour guides showed professionalism and they care about their job. I am very humbled and thankful!! It was a very memorable experience.

i love this church so much, this is a very interesting and inspiring piece of a huge church. i love…read morehow this church is very welcoming with all the new members. i hope this church can support me with my new journey with god.

Are you a middle aged professional like me, with a desk job, craving for some intense, rewarding…read morephysical activity you haven't had in years? Well let me introduce you to jiu jitsu. The people at Alere, coaches and fellow trainees alike, are all very kind and supportive and willing to offer feedback to help you improve your movements (which, as a new white belt, is extremely necessary). I've been training at Alere for about two and a half months and have lost like 15 lbs and gotten much stronger. Come here and join an awesome community.

Jitsu Has Truly Transformed My Daughter's Confidence…read more Choosing Jitsu for my daughter was intentional. I wanted her to learn how to protect herself -- and if needed, to protect her little sister and her friends. I wanted her to grow up knowing she was strong, aware, and capable. What I didn't realize was how much more this journey would give her. When she first joined, she was shy and uncertain, but everything changed once she stepped onto the mat and into a community that believed in her. Having her best friend there made the experience even more special. They pushed each other, laughed through tough drills, and grew side by side in ways only true teammates can. Now it's been two years and counting, and she's still not sick of it -- not even close. If anything, she loves it more than when she started. That alone tells you they're doing something completely right. One of the biggest takeaways she's held onto is: "Never cry on the mat." And she takes it very literally -- but honestly, it's not a bad thing. For her, it means fight harder, stay focused, and don't give up. We get it... but let's be real, moms are absolutely allowed to cry on the sidelines. As a mom, it still scares me watching her train and compete -- that feeling never truly goes away. But her confidence has grown so strong that she's now the one asking me to sign her up for competitions. Seeing her walk onto the mat with purpose and pride is something I never imagined two years ago. I have to give so much credit to Jorge, Coach Chris, and Coach Brandon. They prepare her for every competition with patience, discipline, and unwavering belief in her. They've helped shape her into a girl who isn't afraid to push herself, challenge herself, and trust her own strength. Because of them, my heart is at ease a little more each time she competes. Jitsu didn't just teach her self-defense -- it opened a whole new world inside her. One filled with courage, growth, friendship, and confidence. Watching her transform has been one of the greatest gifts, and for that, I am endlessly grateful.