I visited this school with interest, hoping it might be a good fit. One of the things that stood out during our visit was the cafeteria experience. when i went to a cermes ordered food but was disappointed because the meal didn't include any meat, which he really expected. It would be helpful if the school offered more food options that fit different tastes and preferences. Another thing that was difficult for us was the language environment. Many students were speaking Spanish, It was even more surprising to hear that students could get suspended for speaking Spanish, especially when most of the student body is from Mexico. That seemed unfair and confusing. The current principal Mrs. Diaz the whole school hates her event the parents she thinks she's doing a great job but no, she talks to parents with no respect. read more

I have been recruiting students from this private Christian school for the past 10 years. The current principal Oscar Olivarria is passionate about education, Christianity, and prepare young people for college. The teachers and staff are committed to a strong education foundation and Christian faith! read more

I wish I could do 0 stars, how does the school not accept Spanish when 90% of the students are from Mexico, mabye you should consider moving this school farther in the us because, it's right next to the border, like how do u expect for every student to 100% know english? read more