My son will start school tomorrow in the GATE program. The teacher is said to be strict. I'm sure…read morehe can handle it. He will excel in school this year!

My son is now in first grade at woodsboro and has been attending since kindergarten. We have had…read moresuch a positive experience here. His kindergarten teacher Ms Hill was amazing, challenged the students, set high expectations, and made his first year at the school very memorable. He is now in Ms Brown's first grade and is continuing to thrive. His teacher is kind, great with parent communication, and genuinely has a passion for what she does. My son loves going to school and being around all the friends he has made. The warm and positive learning school environment is largely due to the amazing principal (dr Lopez). He constantly communicates with parents, keeps us updated with weekly newsletters, and makes the school such a fun learning environment. My biggest fear when my son first started kindergarten was bullying; so far he has not experienced any negativity or bullying. I hope my son continues to thrive and enjoy attending woodsboro

Love this school, every teacher is so nice, learning is very sigma here, and the lunch is awesome…read more Good middle school.

I am I that is currently going to Bernardo Yorba middle school school they are telling parents that…read morethey caught some students vaping when they never did and they searched out backpacks and didn't find anything but are still claiming that they "found" a vape pen in one of the students backpack

I'm too old to attend this school. Just kidding. My son goes here for his basketball practice and…read moretournaments. Their basketball court is usually divided into two for the two kids' teams to play against other teams. There are benches and enough space for the parents to cheer. There are plenty of spaces in the parking lot but of course, it depends if you arrive late, depending on the time of your kids' basketball practice or tournaments.

I don't like this school very bad most of my teachers are good but the others are ok boy's bathroom…read moreis disgusting and very dirty always water on the floor or the urinals are bad

We have had a good experience at Fairmont, took off 1 star for outdated facilities. The school is…read moretrying to improve on that as well, they have a very forward looking and engaged P-E teacher plus they have brought in Playworks, an amazing program, to help advance. Academically it is pretty solid like many schools in this district. I have seen a great collaboration between administration and parents, I just with that overall parent participation was higher.

Just have to say in one word "Tolerance ". They have a…read moredifferent policy then the PYLUSD i found out first hand, and was told there policy when my child was beaten up the first time. It continued from 2nd grade till 5th grade. The same student. Not only my child but 4 others. All us parents were irate and 3 kids were pulled from Fairmont and home schooled. One teacher said in second grade " If my child behaved differently, then he wouldn't stand out." Mind you he had special needs as 3 ot of the 5 kids did. Travis Ranch School has a more inclusive policy. Plus they go through 8th grade.

St. Francis of Assisi is a phenomenal school. We went through 3 schools 1st thru 3rd grade and…read moreonce we got to St. Francis, it was evident after a few months that this was the school for us. Great family and school community! My kids beg me to stay, and we're not going anywhere! Thank you St. Francis for a great education and religious community!

My grandson attended Saint Francis for nine years. It would take a lot of space to explain what a…read morewonderful environment this was for him. The teachers he had that made a lasting impression on him, the friendships he made along the way, his journey of faith, and the learning environment were unsurpassed. He is now starting his senior year of high school, but I still look back at the wonderful years he spent at Saint Francis and appreciate all that it gave to my grandson. It was worth every Penny!

My kids love this school it's great #WELINDA VISTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL .Its the best my kids have so…read moremany friends from there is amazing

New to the area, kids got a great start here. Helpful feedback from the teachers and lovely admin…read morestaff. Principal goes out of her way to interact with students and parents. I'm definitely not one of the well known parents but always feel the teachers care for my kids, make good effort to communicate with me, provide updates, give encouragement as well as areas to keep an eye on. Thankful to be raising my family here.

This school is AMAZING and affordable! We've attend this school for 5 years and each year it gets…read morebetter and better. The Pre-K program is top notch along with Kindergarten, they really prepare your child for elementary, social skills, learning about God and being an all around kind and loving child. The elementary program excels with each year, I truly believe my child is performing at least a grade higher than what he is because of their curriculum, kindness, structure and attention to detail. The staff is is kind, loving, informative and ready to be there for you day and night to give your child the best education for your money. They also have wonderful and affordable after school daycare, sports science music art and Christian programs including AWANAS. If you are looking for smaller classes with higher learning, Christian beliefs and social skills for a fraction of other private schools, Calvary Chapel Yorba Linda is the place for you and your children!

Very affordable private schooling with an amazing staff who are always friendly and willing to help.read more

A Very Positive Experience!…read more I was able to do a free trial day here. The first thing I experienced was the vibe. The school is very upbeat and the vibe is amazing. It is something you pretty much have to experience yourself and describing it in a review is somewhat difficult. The school is cheerful and stimulating and flows with a very positive feeling. The teachers are proactive and there is very open communication. The campus is very well maintained and the atmosphere is a notch or two above ecxellence. I received two emails during the day with updates. When I picked up the little one she expressed her enjoyment and talked the entire way home about her activities and the friends she made. By far, my two favorite things include the enjoyment of my little one and the open and detailed communication with the teachers. The area has a good school district. But, if you are like me, you want more than "good" for your kids. We all want the best! Definately a place to check out if you are looking for school for the kids. I look forward to the upcoming year.

Our family chose to keep our daughter here after starting at the preschool and we have no regrets…read more In fact, the transition has been seamless and as a parent who works long hours, it gives me tremendous comfort to know that my child is in a safe and loving environment. My husband and I were hesitant to enroll at a private school because we were public education kids ourselves and the public schools locally aren't shabby; however, a couple things about this school stand out that make the investment here completely worth it for us include: 1) The class size can't be beat. The individual attention and adjustment to each child to challenge and support to their needs is possible because of this and we see it in how they are able to engage with our daughter and watch her develop. 2) We really appreciate the ability to customize our engagement at the school. By this, I mean that if we feel there are concerns or ideas about topics to explore or cultural activities or holidays to celebrate, the principal and teachers allow us to come up with ways to see what may be possible to share. So it's not just about volunteering for class trips, but doing hands on activities and presentations in collaboration with the teachers. Last year, I volunteered to do a presentation on the Lunar New Year, for example, with another parent. We love that we have a community here or fellow loving, active and engaged parents. 3) We love that they look at ways to educate to new ways of learning and have tools available that prepare students for the future. Not only do they incorporate technology (like having iPads for each student and a blog program for kindergarteners), but also teach things like civic engagement through campus wide elections for class representatives, and community service projects where the whole family can volunteer. To be balanced, one thing to consider is that while there are advantages to a small class size, it does mean there is limitation to student interactions to a broad swath of students which can serve to keep varying experiences in perspective; after all, the real world is far from this safe bubble. Having said that, overall, we are very happy, and I have to acknowledge that in addition to the aforementioned, the stellar staff and teachers genuinely care and know each of the children here, are accessible, and are loved by my child. The comfort in knowing this is where she is for such a large part of her day truly is priceless.