Both of my kids went to Murray Manor. We had great teachers and now both of my kids live in La…read moreMesa and are planning to send their children to Murray Manor

Let's just say we live out of the district and make the commute so that our children can attend…read morethis fine school. Enough said.

Still feel the same -- this will be my daughter's 3rd school year here! Crazy! I really appreciate…read morehow involved the school is, and the staff truly seem to care about the students. They encourage students to guide themselves, which was hard for me at first but is so important for teens to develop independence. If you're interested in the school, I absolutely recommend coming to check it out!

If your focus for your kids is to get ONLY API scores, this is the best school for you. Public…read morecharter with extended school hours where parents can just leave their kids there to get bombarded with homework for Free! If your kids are bullies, this is the best school for you as well. There are no consequences whatsoever, who wouldn't want that, right? But God forbid, if your kids get bullied, or harassed..expect the answer to be "we understand, we will look into it, but you haven't finish your iReady." "Look at her/him, getting mad about the little stuff( bullying)" Ever watched a drama movie? Most of teacher in this school acted just like that. Personal opinion about your kids is shared with others...and in front of your kids...as F the professionalize, who cares, teacher get to abuse their powers over little kids, totally normal. Your kids can totally learn a great length of how to be bullies, racists, and assholes in this school, humanity do not exist here. So have fun at it!

I was only at this school for Kindergarten and half of First Grade, and I am going into Sophomore…read moreyear this year. I remember so many things about this school, despite not attending for long. The principal was such a sweet person, the teachers (most of them) were incredibly nice and supportive, and I made friendships there that I still keep active to this day. Overall, this school really impacted the course of my life, and I'm glad I got to be a Gator. 17/10 overall.

Love this school and area! The principal is commendable…read morehe's outside directing traffic for the parents daily and continues to stay active in the school! Teachers are all so great.

Not only do I love Christ Lutheran School, but I also love Christ Lutheran Church! This place helps…read morefill my spiritual tank. Two of my three children attended Christ Lutheran from preschool through 8th grade. Both are doing fabulous academically & spiritually. I highly recommend it to anyone that asks for a school or church in the area. I see a few negative comments from previous students, but one day they'll probably look back and regret having written them. I also love the CLC youth ministry. My youngest child is still involved, and I cannot say enough good things about it. Guests are always welcome, so I encourage anyone looking for a school or church to stop by and check it out

We are so happy to be a part of the CLS family. We love how everything is Christ centered! Our kids…read moreare safe, loved, disciplined, and taught about Jesus- what else could you ask for?! We are so thankful the Lord guided us to CLS. Our kids LOVE going to school- they even beg to go to ESC daily. They are learning and growing- and we love all of the activities that allow us as parents to interact with the teacher, staff and other families. CLS always goes the extra mile!

I Love Working Here For This District. My Daughter Attends School Here And I Work At Her School So…read moreIt All Works For Me. I Hold 3 Job Titles Here.

Staff members here were immediately helpful in changing my son's address to his correct address…read moreafter a few month battle with the school stating they were unable to help us. I was disappointed that it took that long to get his address situated even after showing many documents. I am glad that the educational staff was able to assist me on the treatment that I should have received from the school he went to in the first place. My son went to an EAK program at one of the schools that it was offered at; there were several problems. Students who were still in the 4 year old mentality were bundled up in a large classroom. There should have been an examinations done for each students because some knew how to write their letters and numbers and some did not. As this is such a young crowd to begin with all of the advanced students should have been in one class and all the students who would have tested at a lower level be in one class. With the large class, young age, and multiple levels of knowledge in their children they need a good start. Then, once they start kindergarten they would all hopefully be on the same page and would progress from there. With a large class, students starting mid-year, and students at different levels and only 6 months to educate with pressed time. Some sort of better organization needs to be in place with this program and if the class size is going to continue I would suggest 2 teachers in the classroom. Parent's were only allowed to volunteer for so many hours during the day. As this occurred, I witnessed many students get bored in class and began to act out. My son included. When I asked the principal about intervention programs, buddy support, and leadership programs he could get involved in she informed me that there were none available and it was "just EAK" When I inquired with her about changing teachers as maybe he just needed another teacher with a different personality, she said that they didn't like do to do. I then told her, I KNEW that my son was not a misbehaved student as he completed 2 years of pre-school and was eager to learn that something was not working for him. She stated, "It is just so much different here." At one point, they were calling me continuously to pick him up early I felt because they did not want to deal with him. He had hands on incidents because he was so frustrated. There were no consequences at school. My son began coming home with a behavior card, listing all the negative things he did at school. When I inquired with the teacher about listing the positive things he does she stated she gives stickers. After continuously complaining about my son, I volunteered in the class to see what the issue was and that is when I saw how many students were not on the same level and still in the 4 year old mind set who are not meant to sit 8-2PM. This program should be shortened and/or more teachers need to be in the classroom. Something needs to change and I am speaking for more parents and students who have not yet said the same thing. When I would pick up my son early, I would retrieve his work that needed to be done, and work one-on-one with him at home and have him turn in the work the next day. When I started getting complaints that my son was not participating in PE, I was beside myself because he excelled in PE. I inquired with my son with what they do for PE and he said nothing. I started popping in unannounced and discovered that PE was standing at their desk, moving their arms in circles and touching their toes. These children needed to run around after being required to sit ALL day. When inquiring with the teacher with what else they do during PE, she stated that was it. When my son came home, I then had him participate in walks outside, running, riding backs and getting him more exercise and I accommodated him at home. I have inquired with the Kindergarten classes, and older classes and they seem better in assisting the older students. After I sent my son to IEP testing, this summer, to evaluate any problems the results were that he did not have any. I then had a meeting with the staff and experienced these issues being resolved and they immediately and promptly took care of the concerns stating that they would be calling the school, speaking with them on the treatment my son and I received and promised better results. Cajon Valley school staff was extremely apologetic. I also wish that all Cajon Valley school staff members were all trained in one program though. When parents request copies of their children's enrollment forms and staff says no, they should also inform parents that it is something that has to be done through district. I recently inquired with my son's new school and at first was told yes come back in two days, then was told no I had to go to district. Regardless of what staff member it is in the office, everyone needs to be on the same page.

My teen just completed 8th grade...and had a very positive Lewis experience…read more Without a doubt, Principal C. is fair, invested in the programs, the students, his staff & he keep students in line and learning! He manages the school & the daily challenges well. I have witnessed some of the messes, and heard about other challenges....& don't believe many adults could handle or juggle what he deals with daily. These people have a full plate! Lewis is a melting pot of kids from diverse backgrounds. In addition, His staff is proficient, and many of the teachers went beyond my expectations. In particular, Ms. Sandoval is a science teacher who regularly keeps kids AND parents informed of assignments & areas of study where we can engage with our kids to get them to review their lessons. And, I'd like to mention Mr. Hughes who made learning American history more fun. He was named teacher of the year for good reason! Check out their standardized test scores & school rank! Kudos to the principal & his team!

An ok middle school with a large enough parking lot, doesn't take a lot of effort to drive around…read moreto find a spot, easy to navigate, minus the fact of the traffic when school out, vehicles heading in 3 different directions, but only one way to get out to the main street, in between there's a stop sign and a construction that blocked off traffic trying to get out. Hate that because as I picked up the kid who went to school here, I can't get out fast enough.

My kids love there school and all the wonderful teachers and staff. I love how they WANT to go to…read moreschool.... They ask on Sundays is it time for school yet! The arts and plays are a fun part of the school . Thanks for being so kind and loving threw all the Covid times. Glad to be back to some normal life and friends!! Thank you flying Hills!

Everything here is good for kids who wanna show their true selfs but some teachers here can be a…read morelittle... too much as an former student who went here I would say that Mrs ford is not the most trust worthy person you can talk to and she might seem like a sweetheart but she's really a disrespectful person all the other staff are okay but I love my counselors and front office workers!

Academically it's a good school. Pick up and drop off is an absolute nightmare. How a school with…read more3K kids all starting and ending at relatively the same time can have one entrance and exit is preposterous. That, coupled with the fact that the school is on a 2 way road makes the pick up/drop off process quite unbearable for parents. You're either dropping your kid off an hour before classes start, sitting in the parking lot for an hour before school ends or sitting in traffic for 45 minutes.

The school is good. My daughter has enjoyed her time here. Unfortunately their volleyball program…read moreis lacking in so many ways. It is disorganized, and does not represent what sports should be about. In this case young woman are trying to learn team commitment, organizational excellence, and inspirational leadership. That is not what their program offers. So be careful putting your daughter in their volleyball program. Otherwise the school has been very good for our daughter