My experience at Redlands Adventist Academy was very disappointing. I felt that the disciplinary…read morestandards were applied inconsistently, and I often had the impression that some students received more scrutiny than others. In my family's experience, my sister seemed to be singled out more often, which left us feeling that she wasn't being treated fairly. The vice principal, Mrs. Mazo, often singled out my sister for how she looked, with her saying, "You stick out more because you are blonde." After getting dress coded for her cross necklace that was tucked into her shirt. Rather than feeling supported, we felt judged, and it created a negative environment that made it difficult to enjoy being at the school. I hope the administration takes concerns about fairness and equal treatment seriously so future students have a better experience than we did.

Redlands Adventist Academy is a great Christian K-12 school. What makes this school different from…read moreother religious schools are the small class sizes, the caring spirit and the overall student body and parents that are kind and united in the goal of quality eduction. I've put three children in RAA and have been very satisfied with the supportive staff and camaraderie on campus. Tuition prices are reasonable for a private school and the benefits for your children are unquantifiable compared to the costs/downside of public education. With about 400 students, it's easy for the students to get on sports teams and not feel lost in the shuffle. Transfer students will be welcomed with open arms, as was my son who transferred from public school into 9th grade after witnessing the drugs, violence, and peer pressure that's tolerated in public school. For him, it was a life changing experience when he joined this school and it turned his life around completely. Sports are a big part of RAA and their soccer program has recently been a stand out, earning several championships at the middle school level. Redlands Academy has been a bright spot for Christian education in the Inland Empire for over 100 years and I would highly recommend this school to any family.

Mr. Flowers makes the school amazing. He is always there for the kids and parents. Before Covid, he…read morewas always walking around campus interacting with the students. During pandemic teaching, it has been a challenge for us all. My nephew has had a good experience with Ms. Gabrielson during distance learning. He is doing a more than decent job keeping up his learning, as well as Ms. Gabrielson is with her teaching, despite being stuck on their computers all day

I used to attend Kingsbury Elementary school & Mr. Flowers used to be my yard duty which he is a…read moregreat person. I've never had issues with him. However, I do have issues with one of the teachers there Mr Morrison. I haVe a child who is ADHD & has always needed a little more extra time finishing and concentrating. Well knowing online schooling hasn't been easy for any child now that my child is forced to sit for hours on his computer makes it that much worse. Mr. Morrison knowing my child has ADHD has had no patience not only for my child but for many other students in his class and I am able to say this because I have witnessed him myself yelling and being extremely rude to the other children with no remorse!!!!! He's even went to the extent of making one of the little girls in his class cry. It has made me so angry with many attempts to give him chances but I've gotten to the point where I am now obligated to change my child's school where they will give him respect and the extra attention for his needs. This teacher is despicable and it saddens me to have to change his school due to having such a great experience there myself.

I would really like to give more stars but let alone just on this person is the reason I'm giving…read moreone star!! Very condescending very rude!! Don't tell me how to drive until I am on the school premises. You are inside the parking lot if you want to tell people what to do then maybe you should be cross guard and be outside of the school on the street directing the cars if you're not, please refrain from telling me you're the boss When clearly you're not the one driving out in the street with other drivers whom you have to look out for and be careful because we are on street where there is a School so before you are the boss of anything I have to mind the driving laws!! Also you shouldn't be so rude to a parent when they are not aware of the pick up line mind you that every time I do go in the pick up line there are two lines from different directions but now you wanna tell me, there's only one very confusing. Please learn to speak to people, Mrs. Flores.!!!!!!! Let alone on this. I just want to change my child's school on this experience alone because she says she's the boss of the parking lot which I was not in the parking lot to begin with. Are these the people that are modeling our children that go to the school because if so I am very disappointed. This is not the way we address any human being and if you are the boss of the parking lot good for you congratulations you do you in the parking lot not out on the street!!! Not very welcoming and last time I checked I'm an adult a human being just like you lady Flores!!! Speak how you wish to be spoken to because I am not the one! God bless and have a great weekend!! Maybe you should wear a sign that goes from the front to the back with directions that we can read and maybe you should stand outside on the sidewalk by the street or maybe you can't because you wouldn't be the boss of that because it's public!!! next time, choose your words wisely with parents and your attitude because I will treat you how you treat me. I do not care for rude condescending adult!! adults that like to be little other people and if I find out that you speak to the children that way, that condescending tone that you used with me I will make sure you are not the boss of that parking lot ever again!!! Byeeeeee!!!

We absolutely love this city and the schools here. There is a great sense of pride that the…read moreteachers have for their school and for their students. We have experience in Ridgeview, and now Dunlap. We love the blended learning that Dunlap has to offer. It allows students to learn more with technology.

Be VERY careful . The math and science is not taught well here. The teachers don't even necessarily…read morehave credentials. Your child will go down in math and science at the school. But especially aware in the math area. Most families find They have to pay for a math tutor. ESpecially in the seventh and eighth grade. Your child will not be prepared and when you go to another school, your child will be behind. You are paying a LOT of money at this middle school and the administration does NOTHING to fix the fact that there is very poor teachers in math. Many families leave the school due to this fact and NOTHING is done to correct it.

School performance for our 4 yr old. So cute! Teachers did an awesome job with the littles. There…read morewere a lot of them too. Parking was not fun, had to park in the middle school parking lot for a performance held in the high school auditorium.... Grandparents outnumbered the kids for sure! It's what we do Merry Christmas!

We now how 2 students at Calvary. Gracie has been there for 4 years and Ethan for 2 years. We plan…read moreto start our youngest in the fall this year 2021. Calvary has a strong academic program and we are very confident that our kids are getting the best education possible.

This is an amazing school. They use the Abeka program and the class sizes are small. I hope it…read morecontinues to grow and thrive. Mrs Webb and Ms Crowley have been great for my child and I will be sending my other kid here too.

Honestly this is a pretty good school. The campus is big and there's a lot going on, so it can…read moredefinitely feel overwhelming at first, especially if you're a freshman . But once you get used to everything, it's not as scary as it seems. The teachers are mostly nice and there are a lot of different classes, clubs, sports, and activities you can join. There's also a lot of school spirit with rallies, football games, dances, spirit days, and stuff like that. I feel like there are a lot of opportunities to meet people and find your group. Overall though It's not bad, but it's a good school and I feel like you can have a really good experience there if you get involved and find the right people.

I visited the campus to watch my daughter perform in a high school marching band and color guard…read morecompetition. The campus is large, clean and well maintained. The football field is very nice, modern, great sound system, great lighting and comfortable and roomy seating. The host school for this event and all the student volunteers were AMAZING and very gracious. GREAT job Citrus Valley High School !!