Bear Springs has been a great choice for us. The staff is so kind and helpful. There is a real…read more"open door" policy here. The Principal, VP and staff are available and willing to help with any concerns. Students get individual attention and lots of resources both at school and online. This school has a more "hands-on" type learning style compared to public school. Plus, there are so much more opportunities for extracurricular activities such as clubs, sports and field trips. The school really works hard to accommodate parents' schedules. Probably the thing I love most about Bear Springs is student behavior. There is zero-tolerance for bullying and bad behavior. The Principal and VP are very helpful in dealing with any situations. I have noticed that the student atmosphere at Bear Springs is much more accepting and supportive than I've seen at other schools. And the most important part ... my kids love it! They get up happy each morning, ready to go to school.

theres too many kids my kids 1st grade class with Ms Collins had 40 kids and the pads in the 2nd…read moregrade class where they sit on the floor that shouldn't be a table and my kid didnt talk so she wrote on a whiteboard and when someone would bully her the teachers would say ok i'll talk to them and the teachers dont talk to them but when someone bullies her and my child bullies them back the kid says heyyy she bullied me and they actually talk to my daughter and give her a claw but ms Arey and Gooding are great staff and mrs seymor my child is scared of her

I noticed the fire lanes are blocked in parking lot by cars picking up there kids, someone should…read moreenforce to keep lane open for emergencies for our kids and staff.

It sucks I went there for elementary the food is bad. Teachers are nice but the foods are bad the…read morerecess is good but the foods were very bad

I personally go to this school and it's.. something? I mean it's ok? I'm in 8th grade and have…read moregreat teachers. I have a few problems.. 1. The school is heavily sexist and you can't even make it up.

Horror story experience my whole time there. To start off teachers would tell you no to basic human…read moresurvival needs. There was stories that circulated between the students where when teachers would tell the students "no" for hours and kind of yell at them for asking to go to the bathroom they would end up peeing on the seats because they couldn't hold it anymore. This happened multiple times. When I was in third grade our teacher would force us to put our water bottles and lunch bags up in this cubby thing. I would not be able to drink water for hours on end because my teacher would yell at me when I would ask. I came home dehydrated and my parents had to meet with the teacher multiple times I think, it was so bad. One day after school I was still there and the football team was practicing. A high school guy fainted and had to be wheeled out on an ambulance bed and I was told it was because of dehydration. I know that the coach kept telling him the same thing my teacher would tell me. Basically mentally abusing us because we asked to drink water. Many people in my class would forget their water bottles and would have to drink out of water that tasted like METAL like really bad and it was boiling hot. Sometimes it would burn their lips it was so hot. Teachers would force us to sit outside on concrete when it was so cold my fingers would go blue and they forced the girls to either wear skirts with strictly only tights underneath or ugly boy pants NO ONE wanted to wear. Also in 3rd grade I was a pretty good writer. I loved writing it was one of the only things that I was gaining confidence from. I showed a paper I wrote to my teacher because she was correcting all of the students papers and she yelled at me telling me my worst subject was spelling and that I'll never be a writer. And then I started crying, and I remember her saying this because it was so traumatizing, something like "I know those are just crocodile tears stop crying, I know you're faking it" I actually think she had something wrong with her. I never really wrote again after that. The teachers got off on reprimanding and having power over the students. There was a special ED kid in my class. Let's just say I wouldn't want my kid being treated that way. Do not under any circumstance send your child to this school ESPECIALLY if they are special ED

Principal is extremely rude also front desk ..I would never go back to this school. Very unfriendly…read morestaff and don't see how these adults can be an example to children.

Two of my grandchildren go to this school, and one other grandchild left for middle school from it…read more I've gone to all their award ceremonies and some of the school events, and I have always had a great experience at Ridgemoor Elementary School.

This school has been serving cold food to the kids in the cafeteria milk in a bag with no expired…read moredate on it omg really food smells expired lazy lunch lady the district has been made aware of this and no action riverside health was contacted and they did nothing They are many many other problems in this school as all public schools this is becoming such a problem we will be taking our child out of this public school asap this is unacceptable to treat kids like this

I actually went here and I got in trouble for Whispering in the library, well other people were…read morealso whispering, mind you I have problems with breathing and running because of my terrible lungs, (at the time we had a sub, and her name is mrs.Rawls) she made me run in 100+d degree weather, well she told me "to run faster because she had a class to teach." I was literally about to fall unconscious, because I couldn't breathe (I was literally the only person who had to run). After that she just ignored me. And the lady in the front office I think her name is Sharon, she was trying to take the subs side even tho I could have passed out, I really wonder what that would have done to them. She was also pretty rude to one of my friends when we went back to school after covid, and when we had to wear masks, because his masks fell below his nose and he didn't realized it right away. He had to stand outside for the rest of class, I'm only saying this because the kid right next to him didn't even have his mask on and she just asked him to put it on. (same sub btw)

This review is for the building itself and not specifically the district. Super clean and beautiful…read moreesthetically, abundance of parking, quick in and out when we need to drop off papers. I did have an issue when registering my child for kinder and we switched him from one Menifee school to another, the lady helping during the time was not the nicest or most helpful which resulted in my child being registered "late" and being shoved into a very inconvenient PM class. Their website is also currently down and being revamped and has been for awhile. Recently dropped off my volunteer live-scan form and the male at the front was really friendly and kind, I believe it's the same person who answered my phone call the other day when I had a couple questions.

Never heard of a district not releasing students. So horrible to not let parents have the choice in…read morewhere their child goes for an education. I was unable to transfer my child from Bell Mountain MS so chose to home school him to now have him transferred to a charter school driving 8 miles one way. ALL because Menifee school district would not release my son and allow him to attend the Murrieta district school less than 1 mile from my house. I also appealed it and was still denied. Very stressful and upsetting. Never heard anything like it in my life and yet its happened to so many parents in the area and continues to happen. Instead of denying parents the right to send their child to a decent school... you should close down Bell Mountain MS and work on fixing it... along with your Paloma HS. Both are more like prisons and very far from a happy, positive place for kids to learn and grow.

This school is amazing! Tho my kid does say she has people look at her weird and mean she really…read morelikes it:) Anyways I recommend this school!

Pretty happy so far! My kids are flourishing and the school is nice and clean and does wonderful…read morethings to keep families aware of what's going on each month! No staff issues, no teacher complaints! The school we came from now as worse than I thought once we moved to OME. Happy Mama here! Thank you for your hard work and dedication to the kiddos!!

Our daughter is thriving at Murrieta Ranch! I love how the structure is play-based and age…read moreappropriate. The staff is so welcoming & family oriented. Children have multiple opportunities to play throughout the day, all hands on learning. They even had a mobile aquarium presentation! One of the best parts is the animals -- goats, pigs, tortoises, and even ponies. We are grateful our daughter has had such a positive first experience of school!

Honestly, Murrieta Ranch Preschool is the best preschool we could have asked for! It's low turnover…read morerate among staff is a great sign of its nurturing and stable environment, perfect for kids to learn and grow. The teachers, like Ms. Doona and Ms. Lauren, are beyond wonderful - they're patient and caring. The place is a kid's dream school. Not only do they have four playgrounds that keep things exciting, but the kids also get to ride ponies, brush goats, and pet piglets! They also have some sandpits. You might find your child's clothes a bit messy at pickup, but the joy and laughter on their faces are so worth it! What's really cool is the monthly photo thing they do. I was told that by the time your kiddo graduates, you get this adorable album of all their preschool memories. My kid loves this place. Sometimes she even wants to stay longer when I pick her up early.

Great school in a great community. The parents are always taking part in whatever activities the…read moreschool is partaking in. All of the teachers my kids have had, have been great. A few days a week, they do 100 mile club runs in the morning. It promotes physical activities for the children and also the parents, since they're allowed to participate as well. There could be a better process to picking up the kids, but this is more for the parents than for the school. Some people need to learn how to take turns going into the school for children pick up.