Ms. Naila is the best PreK teacher! She goes the extra mile to ensure each child shows progress and…read moremakes learning fun! Highly recommended for the start of children's learning journey.

We are so happy with Miss Naila! This is my daughter's very first school experience, and from the…read morevery first day she has absolutely loved it. She comes home every day excited and full of stories, and even on holidays she says she misses school and keeps talking about her teacher. The classroom has such a warm, friendly atmosphere that has made the transition so easy and joyful for my daughter. We are truly grateful for the care and encouragement she receives--it's made school something she genuinely looks forward to each day.

Santa Teresa has a really good community! Parents and teachers really care about the school.read more

Very un pleased with the service here. The staff is very rude and the Principal seemed to be a bit…read morerude and racist, I do not recommend to bring your children here.

My sons have attended for a few years now, they love their school and has amazing teachers. The…read moreschool went from 6/10 rating to 9/10 this year. The staff are doing a phenomenal job

I like this school very much cause all the teachers are very nice besides think together the…read moremanager is nice and program leaders

The recent issues in the middle school here are very sad. Inexperienced and power hungry…read moreadministrators are ruining an otherwise vibrant and exciting learning environment. We hope this can be corrected before the school goes further downhill.

I just have to write a recommendation for Almaden Country Day Schoo!. We have been there for 2…read moreyears and have had a GREAT experience. They came highly recommended and I was obviously looking for a school with academics as a priority. Math and Language Arts are THE integral part of the school day. I feel confident my child will be more than ready for the most prestigious high schools. One hundred percent of this year's graduating 8th graders applying to private high schools were accepted I just heard. Wow. The hands on Science program and "Maker's Space"(which teaches children coding, robotics, 3D printing, electronics, etc.) are both phenomenal and I cannot say enough about their Art, Music, P.E., Theater, Foreign Language and Library programs. The difference however, with ACDS is its focus on each child. The moment I enrolled I knew I was entering my child into knowledgeable hands under caring and dedicated teachers that would encourage his gifts as well as continuing with academic rigor. Whether it be their after school sports or enrichment programs as well as the over 40 electives in middle school, he would find "his" path. Since that day, my child has broadened both in his academic knowledge and most importantly, his self confidence. He is an 4th grader and loves his school! The tenured teachers, under an exceptional Head of School, encourage self exploration and provide the opportunity for each child individually to find their path while still adhering to curriculum. No school is perfect and I am totally aware...but they ask. In a yearly survey we are asked, How are things? How can we do better? Does your child feel challenged and accepted? Do you feel a part of your child's education and development? Do you and your child feel a part of the community? (Along with much more!) Its other accolade is their TLC program which is one of the only specialized programs of its kind in the Bay Area. It provides 4:1 ratio for children who need small group education (within perimeters) in Math, Language Arts and Social Studies while integrating for other studies into the larger classroom experience in preparation for high school. It is a supportive environment with specially trained teachers that allows children to feel confident in their learning. My child has benefitted tremendously from this program while still feeling accepted within the larger program. ACDS has intentionally planned for seamless transitions within children's daily routines. I encourage anyone interested to go to their website or an open house and see for yourself. I encourage you to talk to other parents! Several! Or even the kids (whom by the way give the open house tours.). Your school choice is a big decision I know. I was there. The more information the better so you can make the decision what is right for your child and your family. ACDS was the right choice for mine.

We absolutely LOVED Legacy Christian. Our daughter went to middle school at Legacy after moving to…read morethe area from another country. The staff is so warm and knowledgeable. She is now in high school, and Legacy prepared her well for all aspects (academic, social and extra-curricular). I give Legacy my highest recommendation!

Legacy is a wonderful school! I can't stress enough how the administration has a heart for Jesus…read more The middle school teachers played a major role in helping my students during a difficult time. My youngest is in middle school there now. If you are looking for a real Christian school from preschool-middle school, this is the best place to be. Legacy is the best kept secret in San Jose.

As a former student at this school, I would honestly say it was a HORRIBLE school..when I was there…read moreit sadly gave me poor education, I disliked it. I left the school around 2022 because I was so sick and tired of this school. Bullying, harassment, other stuff...I just had to leave, I would not recommend this school.

The Think Together program at this school sends kids early home, cannot manage a small group of…read morekids, has a slow response to kids getting hurt, and is frankly racist. I saw a handbook of rules made for one black boy in the school personally seeming though as they were targeting him.

Oak ridge elementary is great school with very great teachers.read more

Horrible school! Unprofessional principal who fakes being nice. No wonder why scores are so low. Id…read moremove your child to another school. Avoid. Wish I had more choices for my kid. I am a professional with an academic background and this sub par parent and student treatment should not be tolerated.

My older son went to LP about 10 years ago (Rex Coffman was the principal then), and the school was…read moregreat at that point. The teachers were very supportive both academically and emotionally for our son (which was really great given the situation - very bitter divorce between my husband and his ex). Now our younger son is there, and he LOVES it. Mrs. Middleman has been a superb principal for at least the last two years (as long as our younger son has been there), and we were VERY sad to see her go. Last year the first graders had a "50s day" to celebrate the 50th day of school, and Mrs. Middleman was out there with us, hula hooping and hand jiving with the kids. You can tell she really cares about the students. I'm sure that there are "bad" teachers somewhere at this school, but we haven't encountered one yet, and everything I hear about different teachers is positive. If I had one "negative" to say about the school its that I miss the lady who used to work in the front office. When my younger son started kindergarten in 2015, the same gal from 10 years ago when my oldest was there was still working the front desk, and she was so great. The ladies there now are great too, but I miss her. :( They started offering Transitional Kindergarten this past year, and we are super looking forward to our daughter starting as a "TKer" next year. Also, the on campus YMCA is the absolute best ever. Ms, Nicole is AMAZING with the kids. She's been there for at least 10 years (she ran it when our older son was there). Both of our boys LOVE her. And our older son still talks about some of the other staff (Montel and Smith) who worked there when he was there. Every day when I go to pick up my son from the Y, he asks if I can come back later to get him because he's right in the middle of something (sometimes a craft, sometimes just playing with friends). Its such a great feeling to know your children are happy and being taken good care of while you are at work. :) Overall this school is an amazing gem hidden away in south SJ. We are in San Jose, but part of the Morgan Hill school district, so we have the best of both worlds. And its right in our neighborhood, so we can walk the kids to school in the morning if we want... small town living in a big city!

Our friends kid goes here and she has nothing but great appreciation for the school teachers here…read morewho go above and beyond for the little kids. Great neighborhood school and hoping to see the ratings go up in the future.

Disappointed in this schools performance. If you look at test scores compared to state avg. Hayes…read moreElementary is below the state avg. overall. I've looked at multiple sites to reference. The latest numbers as of 9/28/22: Schooldigger.com 2019 states 44.49% avg standard score. ranked 2912th out of 5789. Ca state percentile 49.7. Per Pupil Expenditures: $13,417 Niche.com Academics as of 2022: Percent proficient in reading - 47% Percent proficient in Math - 40% Avg Teacher Salary: $102,234 Greatschools.org Test Scores 5/10 English: 44% state avg is 50% Math 40% state avg 39% Considering they are getting $13,417 per child and the teachers on avg. are bringing in $102,234 they should be doing significantly better. As a parent who's children are assigned to this school district, I will NOT send my child to this school with these test results. They clearly have the funding, so why the poor test scores? I hope the school is able to turn their numbers around. As a concerned parent simply put, it's unacceptable and the kids deserve better.

We're in our second year at Indigo and I honestly can't say enough good things about it. My kiddo…read moreabsolutely loves going to school every day, which says a lot. The learning experience is so different from what you see in most traditional schools. The kids get to participate in so many amazing things like social emotional learning, parent-led enrichments, working in the school garden, and monthly field trips that bring what they're learning to life. One of the most unique parts of Indigo is the parent participation model. Being able to spend time in the classroom and on the playground with your child is really special and honestly invaluable. You get to know your child's friends and their parents, which creates a strong and supportive community. It's been wonderful getting to know the families and feeling like we're all working together to support the kids. Another thing I really appreciate is the sense of safety on campus. The school is gated and locked during the day, but on top of that there are often many parent volunteers around campus, which adds an extra layer of visibility and support for the students. Parent participation does require a commitment, but the school and the PTA work with families to make it manageable. I work full time and have still been able to make it work. What surprises me most is that more people don't know about this program! I think many people might not realize it's a full K-8 public school, so it's free and open to anyone to apply. If you're looking for a school where kids are engaged, learning in hands-on ways, and where families are truly part of the community, Indigo is the way to go!

We've had a very positive experience at Indigo. The teachers genuinely care about the students and…read morecreate a supportive, engaging learning environment. I especially appreciate the focus on hands on learning. My child feels safe, supported, and excited to go to school each day. We're grateful to be part of this community.