As a former student myself there, I can say nothing but great things about this school and its…read morestaff members. My son has loved every teacher he has had there thus far. Lunch lady Morgan is amazing! She accommodates my sons food allergies daily and I cannot say enough wonderful things about her. Dani in attendance is friendly and very helpful. Principal Pratt is very attentive, understanding and welcoming.Teachers are easy to get in touch with, and integrating the Class Dojo app makes life easier when it comes to seeing how your child is doing daily overall and what they are doing. They make holidays fun and plays hilarious. It feels wonderful sending my child to such a great place everyday to learn and make memories.

This school is in a safe area in the country. The Principal & Staff are very involved and…read morepassionate. My child's class does use the smart board & has music and tech! It is a more structured school. Which is great to prepare you child for Middle School. We are so thrilled with our teacher this year. He is funny, organized, professional, passionate, compassionate, orderly, & keeps the kids interested. I have nothing but good things to say about how they operate this school. If only it was in a state of the art facility it would be a 5 star. Otherwise it's a wonderful school for your elementary student! Check it out today if you are interested.

Wow...What a great school! Caring, giving and supportive. Our kids are not only excelling…read more academically but spiritually. They learn the word of God and are learning to apply it to their everyday activities and lives. They have a heart for outreach and community. We have been at C.C.S since pre-k-8th. Our kids love worship time in chapels, fun all school activities and sports programs. So thankful for each and every teacher, office staff and Pastor Jeff's leadership.

This has been a great elementary school for both of our girls. Christ centered teaching with…read morewonderful families involved.

My son went to this school from K-4 & my daughter had done 2 years of pre k & is now finishing…read morekindergarten there.. Most amazing staff ever! Everyone knows us by our names, you can tell they genuinely care about the students. We are moving & to be honest I dont think ikl ever like another school like I have enjoyed being with this one.

I am so happy with the staff at Junction. My child is getting the best education. She was behind…read morewhen we moved to Junction but now she is at the top of the class. The staff and administration are very caring and easy to approach. I have never felt more welcome. Junction is the best!!

We previously have our daughter in a West Side please call. They're all they did was babysitting…read more There was no learning or teaching. Even when we picked her up no one even bother to say hello. Paragraph after moving her to junction school we were so delighted. He emphasises is on education and social behavior. All the kids and all the teachers are extremely friendly. We really feel or part of a learning experience here

Amazing people teachers, outstanding principal, and flexible curriculums. Perfect for all types of…read morekids. ADHD, autism no matter who they are they are treated equally and respectfully by fellow students and staff. All of the staff have amazing patience and compassion which I appreciate a lot especially with my son who can be quite the handful sometimes! They let you choose between several curriculums to find which one suits your child best. The classes (for grades k-12) are fun and engaging. Thank you to all the teachers and staff for making such a comfortable environment!

Absolutely wonderful charter school so many caring and kind people working there. Love Chuck the…read moreprincipal, Shada at the front desk and ALL the teachers (too many to name).

So proud of our small-town high school. All of the sports teams have a family-like feel, especially…read morefootball. This is a community that ALWAYS pulls together when someone needs help or support, such as with the recent & sudden loss of athlete Tyson Wacker. Sometimes folks from bigger schools throw shade because even with quadruple our population, they cannot compete with us. We have some excellent teachers, including Ms. Crystal Jackson, Mr. Fitch, Mrs. Chrasta and Mr. O'Brien. We have excellent coaches, such as Greg Grandell, who has led our football teams to championships several times, and O'Brien doing the same with Varsity boys basketball. Yes, it's off the beaten path a little bit.... but there's nothing like a football game out at "The Pasture" with the stadium lights shining, cowbells ringing and the pink/purple sun setting over the lit-up scoreboard. It's a special place! Many, many wonderful people come out of this school, and with good reason. Go Eagles!!

This school is so kind and amazing. They hosted the league volleyball tournament as well as…read morenumerous games for our school which was too small to host. They are gracious and really are representing the community well. They are definitely doing something right! Thank you RAA

We're very happy to have our son attending RAA. He's starting his 4th year at RAA this month, and…read morehe's progressing nicely academically, but more importantly also socially and spiritually. The staff and teachers really show that they care about the students here, and go out of their way to keep parents in the loop. Parents are also encouraged to be involved, which is nice. The school has a family feel to it, and is known for amazing field trips and other bonding activities outside the classroom. If you're looking for a Christian school where kids can learn and grow in a safe environment, this is definitely a school you should check out.

I don't believe the director, Wendy, had my sons best interest. Everything seemed great until we…read morementioned he doesn't nap unless waking up earlier, from then on it seemed as though she had made up her mind as to whether or not my son would be a "good fit". She called me twice with this concern before starting. We adjusted his schedule and he began napping at home around noon. 2.5 hours into his first day I received a phone call stating he's extremely overwhelmed, not wanting to participate in activities and trying to leave the classroom. He's 3 and has never been to a school before only home daycare. Of course he's overwhelmed. Instead of giving him a few days to adjust she was insistent he would not be a good fit and had us withdrawal. I also offered to become an aid and help him for the first few weeks, she refused. Children learn from consistency and repetition. They are also extremely receptive to rejection and my has never been more relieved to be see me. Be careful when looking into this place! They filter out any children that don't immediately conform to their standards.

This is my truth; I would not recommend this daycare or school. The way the director handled my…read moreson's situation did not align with the school's mission, which claims to promote diversity, allow students to grow at their own pace, and help them achieve success. Instead of helping behavioral kids improve, this school chooses to remove them. My son started in September 2025, but it only lasted two months. He was 27 months old when we decided to disenroll him, and it felt like we were forced to do so. September started off well, and I was hopeful this daycare was right for him. In October, however, there were many reported behavioral issues, and he was sent home almost every day he attended. He was only enrolled part-time on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. It started with biting. Apparently, there was no way to redirect or stop him, even though it happened right in front of the teachers' feet. This lasted two weeks. After that, it was hitting for a week, then throwing toys. We couldn't find the reason why he was doing this at school but not at home. Every conversation I had with the teacher or director was different, and their stories conflicted. The teachers would say his behavior was appropriate for his age, but the director would say the same thing, then add that my son should know better by now. As a first-time mom, it's hard to hear that my son is causing harm to other students. I could only do so much at home, and he was not doing these things there. When asked, there were many excuses: -he's overstimulated, language barrier, lack of communication, he's not around many 2-year-olds and at home it's only mom and dad, he's doing it all unprovoked, he would be a better fit in a smaller classroom with one-on-one support, there is no way of stopping him and if he wants something he just goes for it, why are we denying speech therapy (when the director did not know that when we spoke with the NorCal consultant, she said we could add it if the evaluator felt my son needed it, and as parents we did not feel he had a speech issue for his age), we budgeted to bring in another teacher to help, which didn't happen until a week before his disenrollment because I told them we were meeting with the NorCal referral people and were trying to make it work until then. My son started a new daycare a week after leaving Early Foundation, and he is doing great there. It wasn't all my son's doing, because two other students from his class at Early Foundation also joined after my son left. This shows they are not equipped to handle behavioral problems as they claim, and it's sad how easily they give up on a toddler. When I asked about a partial refund since my son did not attend the whole month of October, which I paid for out of pocket and not with any assistance, the director said no. Even though he was not there, he was sent home for bad behavior and kept a spot another child could have had. That, to me, shows it is all about business and greed. I did get a refund for Halloween, when I kept my son home because I was sure they didn't want him there anymore. Even depositing that refund felt embarrassing. We continued with the NorCal parent-infant program referral, just to give us some ease as first-time parents. All the consultants who came to evaluate my son said there was nothing wrong and that he didn't qualify for any assistance. So, if you are looking for a place that can handle many 2-year-olds and actually has the patience to help them grow, this is not the place!